[Jazz F.A]#7. Gary Thomas - Till We Have Faces(1992,US)

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Masterpiece Jazz Album
#7. Gary Thomas - Till We Have Faces(1992,US)
: Free Improvisation
1 Angel Eyes
Bass – Anthony Cox
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Piano – Tim Murphy
Tenor Saxophone – Gary Thomas
2 The Best Thing For You
Bass – Ed Howard
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Soprano Saxophone – Gary Thomas
3 Lush Life
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Tenor Saxophone – Gary Thomas
4 Bye Bye Baby
Bass – Ed Howard
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Piano – Tim Murphy
Tenor Saxophone – Gary Thomas
5 Lament
Bass – Anthony Cox
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Soprano Saxophone – Gary Thomas
6 Peace
Bass – Anthony Cox
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Flute – Gary Thomas
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Percussion – Steve Moss
Piano – Tim Murphy
7 It's You Or No One
Bass – Ed Howard
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Tenor Saxophone – Gary Thomas
8 You Don't Know What Love Is
Bass – Ed Howard
Drums – Terri Lyne Carrington
Guitar – Pat Metheny
Percussion – Steve Moss
Piano – Tim Murphy
Tenor Saxophone – Gary Thomas

Co-producer – Gary Thomas
Executive-Producer – Hiroshi Itsuno
Mastered By – Thomas Schmid*
Producer – Stefan F. Winter*
Recorded By, Mixed By – Carlos Albrecht

[tiluriso]

This is arguably one of the greatest Jazz standards albums of all time.

[willidav]

By far the standard of the virtuoso! Awesome, stuff from the prof.

[ninidesbois]

♥️ Gary Thomas ♥️ + M-Base musicians like Steve Colemam (, S.a), Geri Allen (p.), Cassandra Wilson (Warm Voice), ect...

[teelurizzo]

Indeed an underrated masterpiece, I say this is one of the greatest 'Jazz Standards' albums of all time, the opening 'Angel Eyes' w/ Gary Thomas, Anthony Cox, Terri Lynne Carrington, the incredibly underrated Tim Murphy on piano and the guitar giant Pat Metheny is something else, the intro a la 'Trane & Elvin' by GT and TLC is killer, then come awesome solos: Cox, Metheny, Murphy and Thomas. Hearing Pat w/ distortion is refreshing (coz be barely ever uses it) and here he plays some of his greatest solos of all time. The album is one foot on the tradition and the other on pure boundless harmonic, rhythmic and melodic adventures. Thanks so much for sharing.