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The Keith Tippett Group Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening (1971) is a landmark of British jazz-rock and progressive jazz, capturing the moment when the UKs experimental jazz scene collided with the adventurous energy of progressive rock. Pianist Keith Tippett assembled a remarkable group of musiciansmany connected to the Canterbury and King Crimson orbit, including Elton Dean, Marc Charig, Nick Evans, and Robert Wyattto create an album that moves freely between tightly arranged horn-driven passages and expansive improvisation. Tippetts compositions balance lyricism with explosive ensemble playing, combining jazz phrasing, avant-garde textures, and rock-era ambition into something uniquely British and unmistakably of its time.
The music ranges from gentle, almost pastoral passages to thrilling bursts of collective
Condition: Brand New
The Keith Tippett Group Dedicated To You, But You Weren’t Listening (1971) is a landmark of British jazz-rock and progressive jazz, capturing the moment when the UKs experimental jazz scene collided with the adventurous energy of progressive rock. Pianist Keith Tippett assembled a remarkable group of musiciansmany connected to the Canterbury and King Crimson orbit, including Elton Dean, Marc Charig, Nick Evans, and Robert Wyattto create an album that moves freely between tightly arranged horn-driven passages and expansive improvisation. Tippetts compositions balance lyricism with explosive ensemble playing, combining jazz phrasing, avant-garde textures, and rock-era ambition into something uniquely British and unmistakably of its time.
The music ranges from gentle, almost pastoral passages to thrilling bursts of collective
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