John Surman - Withholding Pattern [LP] NM or M-

Name: John Surman - Withholding Pattern [LP] NM or M-
Brand: ECM Records,ECM Records
SKU: 3135896869
Price: 38.00 GBP
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Format: LP
Catalogue No: ECM 1295, 825 407-1
Label: ECM Records,ECM Records
Genre: Electronic, Jazz
Style: Contemporary Jazz, Ambient
Released: 1985 Germany
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
Super copy! Sleeve excellent with insert. Dink rear opening edge

Withholding Pattern is a solo album by British saxophonist John Surman, released on ECM Records in 1985. Recorded at Rainbow Studio, Oslo in December 1984 and produced by Manfred Eicher, it features Surman overdubbing baritone saxophone, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, and synthesizers. This is the original West German pressing on ECM 1295.

Release ID: 1333704

Track List:

A1. Doxology 6:05
A2. Changes Of Season 9:26
A3. All Cat's Whiskers And Bee's Knees 2:55
A4. Holding Pattern I 4:55
B1. Skating On Thin Ice 4:50
B2. The Snooper 2:00
B3. Wildcat Blues 3:45
B4. Holding Pattern II 8:18

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John Surman - Withholding Pattern [LP] NM or M-

£38.00

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