Album · 1982
November 1981
- Released
- 8 November 1982
- Label
- Soul Note
- Catalogue no.
- SN 1037/38
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:22:00
- Country
- IT
“November 1981” is an album by Bill Dixon, released in 1982 on Soul Note. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:22:00. The line-up features Bill Dixon (trumpet), Alan Silva (double bass), Laurence Cook (drums (drum set)) and Mario Pavone (double bass).
Who played on November 1981
- Bill Dixon trumpet on 9 tracks
- Alan Silva double bass on 8 tracks
- Laurence Cook drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
- Mario Pavone double bass on 8 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-A1 November 1981 — Bill Dixon 10:40
- 1-A2 Penthesilea — Bill Dixon 10:10
- 1-B1 The Second Son — Bill Dixon 5:10
- 1-B2 The Sirens — Bill Dixon 7:05
- 1-B3 Another Quiet Feeling — Bill Dixon 6:48
- 2-C1 Announcement 1:13
- 2-C2 Webern — Bill Dixon 1:24
- 2-C3 Windswept Winterset — Bill Dixon 15:42
- 2-D1 Velvet — Bill Dixon 6:44
- 2-D2 Llaattiinnoo Suite — Bill Dixon 15:24
- 2-D3 Announcement 1:40
Production
- Giovanni Bonandrini producer
- Peter Heuberger recording
- Ron Kurz recording
- Giancarlo Barigozzi recording
More albums by Bill Dixon
Bill Dixon 7-Tette
1964 · Atlantic
Bill Dixon in Italy - Volume One
1980 · Soul Note
Considerations 2
1981 · Fore
Bill Dixon in Italy - Volume Two
1981 · Soul Note
Considerations 1
1981 · Fore
Thoughts
1987 · Soul Note
Son of Sisyphus
1990 · Soul Note
Vade Mecum
1994 · Soul Note
Vade Mecum II
1996 · Soul Note
Papyrus, Volume I
1999 · Soul Note
Papyrus, Volume II
2000 · Soul Note
17 Musicians in Search of a Sound: Darfur
2008 · AUM Fidelity
Frequently asked questions
Who played on November 1981?
The line-up of November 1981 includes Bill Dixon (trumpet), Alan Silva (double bass), Laurence Cook (drums (drum set)) and Mario Pavone (double bass).
Which label released November 1981?
November 1981 was released in 1982 on Soul Note (SN 1037/38).
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