What makes Adam's Marble by Graham Collier notable?

This album is notable for its exploration of complex structures within jazz, reflecting the evolution of the genre in the UK. It received critical acclaim for its innovative arrangements and musicianship, contributing to Collier's reputation as a pioneering composer and bandleader. By the time 'Adam's Marble' was released in 1995, Graham Collier had established himself as a significant figure in British jazz. This album followed a series of innovative works that highlighted his unique compositional style, positioning him as a leading voice in the genre during the 1990s.

How many songs are on Adam's Marble?

Adam's Marble has 3 tracks, running approximately 53 minutes.

Adam's Marble

Graham Collier · 1995

53 min · 3 tracks · jazz

A vibrant tapestry of intricate rhythms and melodic improvisation that showcases the fluidity of contemporary jazz.

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Bright as Silver — This expansive track serves as a centerpiece for the album, featuring dynamic interplay between instruments and a compelling development over its lengthy runtime.
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Aberdeen Angus — The track stands out with its playful rhythm and quirky melodic lines, showcasing Collier's ability to blend humor with sophisticated jazz elements.
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Adam's Marble — The title track encapsulates the album's essence through its rich textures and expressive solos, embodying Collier's distinctive style.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Bright as Silver 23:44
2 Aberdeen Angus 9:16
3 Adam's Marble 20:40

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