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Paul Bley: Ramblin’

One of the more free flowing pianists of the 1960s, Paul Bley is found here with his intuitive trio of Mark Levinson/b and Randy Altshul/dr in Milano, Italy for an album of advanced ideas. He delivers a rich read of his wife Carla’s”Ida Lupino” while a pair of tunes by Gary Peacock result in introspective...

Jazz Weekly
Nov 2, 20261 min read
One of the more free flowing pianists of the 1960s, Paul Bley is found here with his intuitive trio of Mark Levinson/b and Randy Altshul/dr in Milano, Italy for an album of advanced ideas. He delivers a rich read of his wife Carla’s”Ida Lupino” while a pair of tunes by Gary Peacock result in introspective and intricate reads of “Both” and “Mazatlan”. Ornette Coleman’s “Ramblin’” is treated with nuance, with the whole evening a lesson in communication and subtlty.

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