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Stopping Time
Paul Bley and the Transformation of Jazz [296]
Paul Bley with David Lee
[Jazz/Biography]
Paul Bley was barely into his twenties when he left Montreal for New York City, yet he had already played with Charlie Parker and subbed for Oscar Peterson at the Alberta Lounge. The piano prodigy had been leading his own bands in Montreal clubs since he was thirteen.
Stopping Time is the story of a unique Canadian artist and his odyssey through the most turbulent years in modern jazz.
Paul Bley was one of the subjects of Ron Mann's award-winning feature documentary "Imagine the Sound." Now in his sixties, Bley is touring more than ever, and recording with everyone from Kenny Wheeler to Charlie Haden. He lives with his wife, artist Carol Goss, and their family in upstate New York.
David Lee is a former editor of the jazz magazine Coda who also ran his own publishing house for several years. As a jazz musician himself he has played with Kenny Wheeler, Julius Hemphill, Roscoe Mitchell, and was a founding member of the Bill Smith Ensemble. He lives in Pender Harbour, BC.
Read Saturday Night's feature on Paul Bley.
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| ISBN: |
1-55065-111-0 |
| Price: |
$17.95 |
Illustrated: |
Yes |
Cover: |
French flaps |
| Size: |
6x9 |
No. of Pages: |
224 |
In Print: |
Yes |
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