While John Coltrane and Rashied Ali's Interstellar Space represents a pinnacle of breakthrough saxophone and percussion dialogue, it certainly doesn't stand alone. Eddie Prévost, who is renowned for his tenure interrogating skins, metals and the ethics of sound in AMM, has already contributed greatly to that field of inquiry through his work with Lou Gare, Evan Parker and John Butcher; his newest foray onto the exposed turf of duology is as utterly singular as its participants. Alan Wilkinson's best known for his work with the high-energy Hession-Wilkinson-Fell trio.
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Eddie Prévost, Alan Wilkinson, Joe Williamson: Along Came Joe
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Alan Wilkinson & Eddie Prévost: So Are We, So Are We
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Evan Parker & Eddie Prévost: Imponderable Evidence (2004)
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Eddie Prévost Trio: The Blackbird's Whistle (2003)
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Conditions: A Bright Nowhere (2003)
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Eddie Prévost Trio: The Virtue in If (2000)
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Veryan Weston & Eddie Prévost: Concert, v. 1998
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Eddie Prévost Trio: Touch (1997)
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