Album · 1972
Town Hall 1972
- Released
- 1972
- Label
- Trio
- Catalogue no.
- PA-3008~9
- Tracklist
- 4 tracks
- Length
- 1:07:41
- Country
- JP
“Town Hall 1972” is an album by Anthony Braxton, released in 1972 on Trio. The original release has 4 tracks with a running time of 1:07:41. Jazz standards on the record include “All The Things You Are”. The line-up features Anthony Braxton (alto saxophone), Dave Holland (double bass), Jeanne Lee (vocals) and Phillip Wilson (membranophone).
Who played on Town Hall 1972
- Anthony Braxton alto saxophone all tracks
- Dave Holland double bass all tracks
- Jeanne Lee vocals on 2 tracks
- Phillip Wilson membranophone on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-A1 Composition I: S-37C-67B-F7 Dedicated To The Composer-Percussionist Jerome Cooper / Composition II: G-10 4ZI FK=47 Dedicated To The Composer-Pianist Frederic Rzewski — Anthony Braxton 18:18
- 1-B1 All The Things You Are standard — Jerome Kern 14:12
- 2-C1 Composition III: W-12------B-46 C28-12...4 Dedicated To The Vocalist Jeanne Lee — Anthony Braxton 13:46
- 2-D1 Composition III: W-12------B-46 C28-12...4 (Continued) — Anthony Braxton 21:25
Production
- John Sadler recording
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Town Hall 1972?
The line-up of Town Hall 1972 includes Anthony Braxton (alto saxophone), Dave Holland (double bass), Jeanne Lee (vocals) and Phillip Wilson (membranophone).
Which label released Town Hall 1972?
Town Hall 1972 was released in 1972 on Trio (PA-3008~9).
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