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For Percy Heath
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| "The first time I met Percy Heath was 1983 in San Francisco. I was playing a concert with the pianist Cecil Taylor and when the concert ended, I went off stage and there standing in the wings was Percy Heath. He greeted me with a hug and called me "Iron fingers". I thanked him for his wonderful bass playing. Then we spoke about the importance of space, timing and playing the right thing at the right time in a musical situation. I saw Percy one other time at the North Sea Festival in Holland. He was in his seventies and I asked him if I could get anything for him. He replied "No, just keep playing your music". In May 2005 The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra premiered the piece For Percy Heath."-William Parker, October 2006
Recorded live at the 22 Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville on May 22, 2005. |
ARTISTS William Parker & The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra: Sabir Mateen-saxophone ténor, clarinette alto / Darryl Foster-saxophones ténor and soprano / Rob Brown-saxophone alto / Charles Waters-saxophone alto, clarinette / Dave Sewelson-saxophone baryton / Roy Campbell-trompette / Matt Lavelle-trompette / Lewis Barnes-trompette / Steve Swell-trombone / Alex Lodico-trombone / Masahiko Kono-trombone / Dave Hofstra-tuba / Andrew Barker-batterie / William Parker-contrebasse, composition, direction |
TRACKS 1. Part One 10:34
2. Part Two 9:49
3. Part Three 10:15
4. Part Four 17:40 |
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