What makes Double Trouble by Barry Guy notable?

The album is notable for its ambitious structure and the way it integrates collective improvisation with orchestrated elements. It received attention for pushing the boundaries of jazz composition, influencing subsequent generations of musicians interested in fusing orchestral techniques with improvisational forms. When 'Double Trouble' was released in 1990, Barry Guy was already an established figure in the avant-garde jazz scene. This album followed his significant contributions with the London Jazz Composers Orchestra, showcasing his role as a composer and bassist during a period of increased experimentation in jazz.

How many songs are on Double Trouble?

Double Trouble has 1 track, running approximately 46 minutes.

Double Trouble

Barry Guy · 1990

46 min · 1 track · jazz

A sprawling, adventurous blend of improvisation and composition that challenges conventional jazz boundaries.

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Double Trouble — The titular track serves as a centerpiece, featuring intricate arrangements and dynamic interplay among musicians that exemplify Guy's innovative approach to jazz composition.

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1 Double Trouble 46:30

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