Gary Peacock (American jazz bassist)

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A very subtle bassist, Gary Peacock started his US carreer on the West Coast, where he met Paul Bley.
Like many others he eventually moved to NYC in the 60's - backing-up Don Ellis, Bill Evans, or George Russel, he then got mixed with the Ayler posse, with whom he recorded a number of landmark contributions to the free jazz history.
After a hiatus in the 70's, he played again from time to time with Paul Bley and other small formations.

Annotation last modified on 2006-05-04 17:01 UTC.

Discography

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Album

YearTitleArtistRatingReleases
1984ChangesKeith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette34
1985Standards, Vol. 2Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette4.55
1992Out a DayFranck Amsallem2
1997Just FriendsMartial Solal2
—Endless Miles: A Tribute to Miles DavisVarious Artists1
—SevenYuri Honing1

Album + Compilation

YearTitleArtistRatingReleases
1997Selected Signs I: An AnthologyVarious Artists2
2001Top Jazz 2000Various Artists1
2003Top Jazz 2002Various Artists1
2013Selected Signs III–VIIIVarious Artists1
2020Top Jazz 2019Various Artists1

Album + Live

YearTitleArtistRatingReleases
1986Standards LiveKeith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette47
2004The Out‐of‐TownersKeith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette4
2019When Will The Blues Leave (Live at Aula Magna STS, Lugano-Trevano / 1999)Paul Bley2

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