Album · 1991
Process and Reality
- Released
- 4 October 1991
- Catalogue no.
- FMP CD 037
- Tracklist
- 16 tracks
- Length
- 1:08:46
- Country
- DE
“Process and Reality” is an album by Evan Parker, released in 1991 on FMP/Free Music Production. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 1:08:46. The line-up features Evan Parker (soprano saxophone, producer).
Who played on Process and Reality
- Evan Parker soprano saxophone, producer all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Mothon — Evan Parker 4:41
- 2 Borlung — Evan Parker 8:30
- 3 Broken Wing — Evan Parker 7:50
- 4 Fast Falls (for Mongezi Feza) — Evan Parker 8:29
- 5 Paros Gemutato — Evan Parker 4:08
- 6 Amanita — Evan Parker 4:47
- 7 AKA — Evan Parker 2:38
- 8 G.I.K.H. — Evan Parker 3:10
- 9 Bubble Chamber (for Conlon Nancarrow) — Evan Parker 3:58
- 10 Muzzle — Evan Parker 4:13
- 11 Diary of a Mnemonist (for Liz Fritsch) — Evan Parker 3:07
- 12 Banda (O.D.J.B.) — Evan Parker 2:16
- 13 Pfingstsonntag — Evan Parker 2:18
- 14 Blindflight — Evan Parker 2:21
- 15 And I Will Sing of This Second Kingdom — Evan Parker 2:54
- 16 Lapidary: Improvisation on ‘The Cryptosphere’ by Steve Lacy — Evan Parker 3:26
Production
- Jost Gebers producer, recording
- Steve Lake liner notes
- Wulf Teichmann liner notes
More albums by Evan Parker
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
Conic Sections
1993 · ah um
Improvvisazioni
1995 · ADA
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Process and Reality?
The line-up of Process and Reality includes Evan Parker (soprano saxophone, producer).
Which label released Process and Reality?
Process and Reality was released in 1991 on FMP/Free Music Production (FMP CD 037).
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