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John Taylor
John Taylor (* 1942), a self taught piano player, was basicly influenced by
Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans and Herbie Hancock. His style turned to be more
romantic what led to a very prosperous cooperation with Norma Winstone, his later wife.
In the late 70's he, Norma and Kenny Wheeler formed the trio Azimuth which became
best knwon. John played together also with Jan Garbarek, John Surman and Ronnie Scott.
Taylor was not the typical organ player, the piano is his first choice. John passed away
in July 2015.
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Places ECM 1118 recorded 1977 in Oslo/Norway |
Jan Garbarek, saxophones John Taylor, organ, piano Bill Connors, guitar Jack DeJohnette, drums |
The Touchstone ECM 1130 recorded June 1978 in Oslo/Norway |
John Taylor, piano, organ Norma Winstone, vocals Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, flugelhorn |
Départ ECM 1163 recorded December 1979 in Oslo/Norway |
John Taylor, piano, organ Norma Winstone, vocals Kenny Wheller, flugelhorn, trumpet Ralph Towner, guitars |
Azimuth '85 ECM 1298 recorded March 1985 in Oslo/Norway |
John Taylor, piano, organ Norma Winstone, vocals Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, flugelhorn |
Proverbs and Songs ECM 1639 recorded June 1996 in Salisbury/Great Britain |
John Surman, baritone sax, soprano sax, bass clarinet John Taylor, church organ Salisbury Festival Chorus John Curry, solo speaker |
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