The Keith Tippett Group - I Wish There Was A Nowhere (1970)

[@eleonoradini2371]

We few, we happy few lovers of Keith Tippett. Well, hopefully not so few...

[@xanvic_sanc]

Genius Keith !!! (RIP) Robert Fripp comments, "Keith Tippett is one of three musicians of my generation who continues to influence and guide my musical thinking. Keith’s music speaks for itself. Perhaps less well-known is Keith’s stature as an ethical musician, a good man. Fly well, Brother Keith! My gratitude to you."

[@DJspankRock]

Wonder who the other two musicians are.

[@inflames2112]

Genius

[@Mrpozitronika]

R.I.P. Keith Tippett

[@richardhouse9813]

KT's watchwords were: 'May music not become just another way of making money'.

[@marinorodriguez5071]

God Bless JAZZ ROCK 🙏❤️✌️😘

[@henktenholte2582]

Very special music to me! From another planet!

[@josedias1387]

This album is so good! Music from another world!

[@Logan-Wolverine]

Grandissimo!

[@ray-renan]

Absolutely brilliant and extraordinary!

[@francodecarlo5451]

melodia e geniale isteria collettiva

[@Rufusdos]

They enjoyed playing this!

[@Ninbarra]

That melody that kicks in at 13:28 should be a spin-off song of its own; it's awesome!

[@BritProgJazz]

Yep. Very reminiscent of Brotherhood of Breath

[@BritProgJazz]

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[@shelflife3867]

hahahha!

[@ThePrenian]

Really cool solo and harmonic organisation, what a gem.

[@philippeboudeau355]

so fantastic !

[@fredphipps9452]

ace!

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

Love it!!

[@madamitsa75]

Just amazing!!!

[@JohnGLewis1964]

Many went on to do session work for King Crimson.

[@shelflife3867]

The whole band as one is on Lizard, Wake of Poseidon and most are on Islands which was how I discovered them back in the early seventies. What a great band!

[@CaseyVan]

Who was on the other albums besides Tippet? I do hear a horn section here and there on LIzard, but not the drummer or bass player. A band is not a horn section.

[@jakelewkowski7373]

@Casey Van Marc Charig plays on a couple tracks on Red!

[@RocknJazzer]

and the Soft Machine

[@alessandraborettini4777]

Super

[@goldenslumbers1120]

lovely one

[@tonyfreejazz20]

Nice

[@19593yjm]

❤

[@Wizuu0274]

The sax part on the first half largely reminds me of what would later be Facelift. I assume they both must have been recorded around the same timespan. This is a lovely piece nonetheless.

[@DetaBassist97]

The second song uses electric upright

[@bladome]

!!

[@antoniomendoza6936]

Brit jazz is dif their jazz rock akin to their prog rock but if you are sensitive to nuances it's a different Language