ALAN DAVIE – SUITE FOR PREPARED PIANO AND MINI DRUMS (ADMW RECORDS, 1971)
A. Parts 1 To 4
B. Parts 5 And 6
Alan Davie, prepared piano, glockenspiel, siren
Frank Perry, Chinese drums, Chinese cymbals, bamboos
Recorded on 31 March 1971 at Gamels Studio, Hertford, by Alan Davie.
ADMW Records – ADMW 002
LP Rip
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This is very genteel. Thank you very much.
Can you tell me if Alan Davie is same Alan Davie (the Scottish artist) who died earlier this year?
There are some really interesting films of him online painting and playing piano.
Thank you.
The you Nick for this elusive and very interesting music.
...and yes, Martin - it is the same Alan Davie who has played with Oxley. And Peggy Guggenheim has bought a picture from him in 1948...
There's a CD available from him discogs
I recommend Douglas Hall's book on Alan Davie - very nicely produced - provided you can pick it up at a reasonable price:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Alan-Davie-Douglas-Hall/dp/0853315973/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418839560&sr=8-1&keywords=alan+davie
I should also mention Barry Guy's piece dedicated to Davie on "Sinners, Rather Than Saints":
http://www.discogs.com/Barry-Guy-SoloDuo-With-Mats-Gustafsson-Sinners-Rather-Than-Saints/release/2009786
Hi Colin
I bought that book and have seen Alan's shows around Scotland. He's a favourite visual artist and several of his pictures have been used for great covers, for Incus, ADMW and Maya Recordings.
Davie's work has also been used by Maya , Barry Guy and Maya Homburg's CD Label.
Hi everybody I have a request. Could you make this file available again? thank in advance
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BIG THX!...
Hi Onxidlib
thank for the re-post. I don't remember if I asked it but after listening to Phantom in the Room I really wanted to hear this one so many many thanks. Many thanks also for the Rolf and Joachim Kuhn that follow in the new links.
For those who have missed it in relation with this great album see also
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.fr/2015/02/alan-davie-phantom-in-room-admw-records.html
Awesome post! Thanks
Thanks for the share.Fascinating listening,reminds me a bit of Harry Partch.I'm going to check out his visual artwork.
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