Robert Wyatt - The End Of An Ear FLAC

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Credits

• Bass – Neville Whitehead
• Cornet – Marc Charig
• Drums, Vocals [Mouth], Piano, Organ – Robert Wyatt
• Engineer – Vic Gamm
• Liner Notes [Family Tree Researched And Drawn By] – Hideyo Itoh
• Organ – David Sinclair
• Percussion [Assorted] – Cyril Ayers
• Piano – Mark Ellidge
• Saxophone [Alto Saxello] – Elton Dean

Notes

Comes in a CD-sized papersleeve album replica, with obi-strip and insert of notes mostly in Japanese.

DSD Mastering

Barcodes

• Barcode (on OBI): 4562109408614
• Matrix / Runout: PMA-236 1
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L276
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 45JE
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 45J8
• Rights Society: JASRAC

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
• Manufactured By – Sony Music Direct (Japan) Inc.

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Album

The End of an Ear is the debut solo album by Soft Machine's Robert Wyatt. The album was recorded in August 1970, while taking a break from Soft Machine which he would eventually exit the following year. Containing mostly free jazz and experimental music, with no lyrics only vocal experimentation by Wyatt, it is an unusual album. It includes Soft Machine's Elton Dean on saxophone and Caravan's David Sinclair on organ, who in 1971 would join Wyatt in the group Matching Mole. About half of the album. Of all the projects Robert Wyatt created apart from his tenure with Soft Machine and Matching Mole, The End of an Ear has to be the strangest, and among the most beautiful and misunderstood recordings of his career. Recorded near the end of his membership in Soft Machine, End of an Ear finds Wyatt experimenting far more with jazz and avant-garde material than in the jazz-rock-structured environment of his band. Songs in album Robert Wyatt - The End Of An Ear 1970. Robert Wyatt - Las Vegas Tango Part 1 Repeat. Robert Wyatt - To Mark Everywhere. Robert Wyatt - To Saintly Bridget. Robert Wyatt - To Oz Alien Daevyd And Gilly. Robert Wyatt - To Nick Everyone. Robert Wyatt - To Caravan And Brother Jim. Robert Wyatt - To The Old World Thank You For The Use Of Your Body, Goodbye. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Robert Wyatt. The End Of An Ear. His Greatest Misses. Dondestan Revisited. Old Rottenhat. The WATT Works Family Album. Carla Bley, Michael Mantler, Steve Swallow, Karen Mantler, Steve Weisberg. SME от лица компании Columbia Warner Chappell, AMRA, Sony ATV Publishing, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc. PEDL, UMPG Publishing и другие авторские общества 2. To Mark Everywhere. SME от лица компании Sony BMG Music UK ASCAP, Rumblefish Publishing и другие авторские общества 7. Listen free to Robert Wyatt The End of an Ear Las Vegas Tango, Part I, To Mark Everywhere and more. 9 tracks 49:52. Rock 1971. Name Robert Wyatt. Album Name The End of an Ear. Type Album. Released date 1971. Labels Columbia Records. To Nick Everyone. To Caravan and Brother Jim. To the Old World Thank You for the Use of your Body, Goodbye. To Carla, Marsha and Caroline For Making Everything Beautifuller. Las Vegas Tango, Pt. The End of an Ear. Released December 4, 1970. The End of an Ear Tracklist. Las Vegas Tango Part 1 Repeat Lyrics. The title plays on the phrase end of an era, but in traditional Wyatt fashion, he twists the language a bit. Most of the song titles are dedications to people in his life. The End of an Ear Q&A. Robert Wyatt's End of an Ear isn't a serious attempt to kick off a solo career - Rock Bottom would play that role four years later - so much as it represents Wyatt letting off a bit of steam. The Soft Machine had just recorded Third, an album on which Wyatt's drumming naturally played an essential role but on which his vocals were limited to one song - his own Moon In June, a composition the rest of the band were so disinterested in he had to perform most of it himself. Robert's first solo album is one of the crazier you'll get to hear on this site