Edge - Uneasy Peace CSLP 1 UKLP White Label 1978 Jazz
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Artist Edge Title Uneasy Peace (White Label test pressing) Record Label Chiltern Sound Cat. number CSLP 1 Mono/Stereo? SCountry
UK Released 1978 Matrix no. CSLP 1 A-1 CSLP 1 B-1 Please enquire if you need the matrix numbersAlbum Condition
Disc
Marks
Side 1
EX Side 2 EXSurface
Hairlines
Side 1
EX Side 2 EXScratches
Side 1
EX Side 2 EXOther Info.
Disc in Excellent ConditionSound
Surface Noise
Side 1
EX Side 2 EXPops/Clicks
Side 1
EX Side 2 VG Occasional light cracklesScratches
Side 1
EX Side 2 EX Other Info.Sleeve
Ring / Surface Wear
Front
EX Light ring wear Back EX Light ring wear InsideCard Creases
Front
EX Back EX InsideShelf Wear
Edge
EX Spine EX Light storage wear Corner EX Other Info. Front laminated sleeve in Excellent conditionAll records are graded by the Record Collector Rare Price Guide - Grading System
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Background Information
Click on the link to find the original source of this information: - Uneasy Peace Pat Crumly was born in Oxford, England. He began to study the clarinet at the age of 14 and took up the saxophone two years later. Pat played with local jazz/dance/blues bands and gained much valuable experience through the University jazz scene, where his Quartet backed many of the top British jazz soloists, including Don Rendell, Tony Coe, Kenny Wheeler, Ian Carr, Joe Harriot, etc. (the Quartet’s lineup included such players as Spike Wells on drums and Brian Priestley on piano).Two other important events in Pat’s early career - still as a semi-pro - were a concert with Jimmy Witherspoon, with whom he worked again at a later date, and a call to stand in for Don Rendell on a John Dankworth Big Band tour. The Dankworth connection was to prove ‘instrumental’ in Pat’s eventual decision to turn professional. At this time, the early seventies, Pat was also presenting a weekly jazz programme on Radio Oxford and writing a jazz column in the Oxford Mail.
During this period, prior to moving to London, Pat formed a more progressive band called Edge, which mixed jazz standards with originals and included, during its 3 year duration, the pianists Frank Thoms, Michael Garrick and Pete Saberton, bassists Tony Moore and Paul Rogers, and drummer Nigel Morris. Edge recorded one album, Uneasy Peace.
In 1978 Pat turned professional and, after a period of commuting from Oxford, finally made the move to London at the end of 1979. By 1984, after a year on the road with the Animals (World Tour) and Eric Burdon (Canada, Europe, Israel) Pat was becoming well established both on the jazz and R & B Scene, and in that year was awarded Jazz Bursaries from the Arts Council and GLAA with which he was able to write, perform, and eventually record the music for THIRD WORLD SKETCHES (Spotlite SPJ531, re-issued in 2000) with a sextet which included Dick Pearce, Pete Saberton, Dave Green, Trevor Tomkins and Simon Morton.
During the nineties Pat was also to work extensively in Europe with R & B artists such as Chris Farlowe and Roger Chapman. In February, 1994, Pat, along with pianist John Pearce and bassist Dave Green, played two successful weeks at Ronnie Scott’s with the American drummer, Duffy Jackson (ex. Count Basie, Monty Alexander, Lena Horne, etc.).
In the Spring of 1995 he recorded an album on flute with Salena Jones. During his career Pat has also co-led a sixteen-piece big band, various quartets, a ‘fusion’ group - Strata - with which he appeared several times at Ronnie Scott’s and toured Cuba in 1987, and has played with the Michael Garrick Sextet, John Dankworth Orchestra and Sextet, Ronnie Scott Quintet, and in many other musical situations.
Track Listing: -
Theme (When You're Down, The Only Way Is Up)
Martha's Lament
Uneasy Peace
Danielle And The Holly Tree
She's Gone Now
Musicians: -
Pat Crumley - Tenor sax/flute
Frank Toms - Piano
Tony Moore - Bass
Nigel Morris - Drums
Recorded on 10/11th July 1978 at the Old Gaol, Abingdon, Oxon.
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