Album · 1997
Most Materiall
- Released
- 1997
- Label
- Matchless Recordings
- Catalogue no.
- MRCD33
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 2:18:12
- Country
- GB
“Most Materiall” is an album by Evan Parker & Eddie Prévost, released in 1997 on Matchless Recordings. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 2:18:12. The line-up features Eddie Prévost (percussion) and Evan Parker (saxophone).
Who played on Most Materiall
- Eddie Prévost percussion all tracks
- Evan Parker saxophone all tracks
Tracklist
- 1-1 Double Truth (Of Reason and Revelation) — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 19:51
- 1-2 Knowledge Is Power — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 13:38
- 1-3 Rejecting Simple Enumeration — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 13:46
- 1-4 That More Might Have Been Done, or Sooner — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 29:00
- 2-1 Nil Novum — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 12:02
- 2-2 Skill Gave Rise to Chance and Chance to Skill — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 9:28
- 2-3 Not So Much for the Sake of Arguing as the Sake of Living — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 12:25
- 2-4 Let Us Attend to Present Business — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 11:20
- 2-5 Chastise Me, but Listen — Evan Parker, Eddie Prévost 16:42
Production
- Steve Lowe recording
- Christian Wolff liner notes
More albums by Evan Parker & Eddie Prévost
The Topography of the Lungs
1970 · Incus Records
Collective Calls (Urban) (Two Microphones)
1972 · Incus Records
Saxophone Solos
1976 · Incus Records
Monoceros
1978 · Incus Records
4,4,4,
1980 · View
From Saxophone & Trombone
1980 · Incus Records
Incision
1981 · FMP
Six of One
1982 · Incus Records
The Snake Decides
1986 · Incus Records
Hall of Mirrors
1990 · MM&T Records
Process and Reality
1991 · FMP
Conic Sections
1993 · ah um
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Most Materiall?
The line-up of Most Materiall includes Eddie Prévost (percussion) and Evan Parker (saxophone).
Which label released Most Materiall?
Most Materiall was released in 1997 on Matchless Recordings (MRCD33).
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