Azimuth with an i

Azimuth : same ECM 1977, interesting Avant Jazz record in an unsual trio format  John Taylor: piano, organ, synth (EMS) all compositions, Norma Winstone, voice, Kenny Wheeler trumpet Flügelhorn, similar moody athmosphere of some John Surman or Eberhard Weber records alo on ECM mainly due to Taylor's interest in patterns, (and the 70's ECM sound) that he creates on the then new EMS sequencer, interersting mix of  "minimalism" , more classic Jazz piano and trio impros, Norma Winstone being a rather underrated singer....
BTW there was a mainstream fusion band called Azymuth leading sometimes to confusion.

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	Azimuth : same ECM 1977, interesting Avant Jazz record in an unsual trio format John Taylor: piano, organ, synth (EMS) all compositions, Norma Winstone, voice, Kenny Wheeler trumpet Flügelhorn, similar moody athmosphere of some John Surman or Eberhard Weber records alo on ECM mainly due to Taylor's interest in patterns, (and the 70's ECM sound) that he creates on the then new EMS sequencer, interersting mix of "minimalism" , more classic Jazz piano and trio impros, Norma Winstone being a rather underrated singer.... BTW there was a mainstream fusion band called Azymuth leading sometimes to confusion.
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