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Pre-Order 27/03/26 - Ardley, Neil / Ian Carr / Don Rendell: Greek Variations & Other Aegean Exercises (Vinyl LP)

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Pre-Order 27/03/26 - Ardley, Neil / Ian Carr / Don Rendell: Greek Variations & Other Aegean Exercises (Vinyl LP)

This item is available for pre-order only and will be dispatched on or around its release date (27/03/26)

Originally released in 1970, and considered one of Neil Ardley’s best compositions, Greek Variations & Other Aegean Exercises ranks as not only one of the finest expressions of British progressive modern jazz but also one of the very best recordings to emerge from Denis Preston’s celebrated Lansdowne Studios, home to some of the most highly-regarded British modern jazz of the era.

It’s also an important junction point in the careers of the Ardley, Carr and Rendell, showing three distinct pathways that British jazz would follow in the subsequent years: Ardley’s orchestrated and expanded explorations; Carr’s jazz rock, and Rendell’s more orthodox acoustic approach.

  1. Santorin
  2. Omonoia
  3. Delphi
  4. Kerkyra
  5. Meteora
  6. Kriti
  7. Wine Dark Lullaby
  8. Orpheus
  9. Persephone's Jive
  10. Farewell Penelope
  11. Odysseus, King Of Ithaca
  12. Siren's Song
  13. Veil Of Ino
$34.73
Pre-Order 27/03/26 - Ardley, Neil / Ian Carr / Don Rendell: Greek Variations & Other Aegean Exercises (Vinyl LP)
$34.73

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This item is available for pre-order only and will be dispatched on or around its release date (27/03/26)

Originally released in 1970, and considered one of Neil Ardley’s best compositions, Greek Variations & Other Aegean Exercises ranks as not only one of the finest expressions of British progressive modern jazz but also one of the very best recordings to emerge from Denis Preston’s celebrated Lansdowne Studios, home to some of the most highly-regarded British modern jazz of the era.

It’s also an important junction point in the careers of the Ardley, Carr and Rendell, showing three distinct pathways that British jazz would follow in the subsequent years: Ardley’s orchestrated and expanded explorations; Carr’s jazz rock, and Rendell’s more orthodox acoustic approach.

  1. Santorin
  2. Omonoia
  3. Delphi
  4. Kerkyra
  5. Meteora
  6. Kriti
  7. Wine Dark Lullaby
  8. Orpheus
  9. Persephone's Jive
  10. Farewell Penelope
  11. Odysseus, King Of Ithaca
  12. Siren's Song
  13. Veil Of Ino