8 thoughts on “ Yellow Fields - Eberhard Weber - Yellow Fields (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Of all of Eberhard Weber's classic albums, YELLOW FIELDS is probably the most likely to appeal to the average prog fan.

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2. Dec 13,  · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Touch · Eberhard Weber Spiritual Jazz Classics ℗ ECM Records GmbH, under exclusive license to .

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3. For this album Eberhard Weber debuted his short-lived backing band Colours. Saxnan and flute friend Charlie Mariano and keyboard wizard Rainer Brüninghaus had backed Weber on the preceding Yellow Fields; the ensemble was rounded out by John Marshall, who had just left Soft Machine/5(5).

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5. Jun 02,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Eberhard Weber - Yellow Fields at Discogs. Complete your Eberhard Weber collection/5().

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6. Yellow Fields is Eberhard Weber's best, by far. It is very obvious when Charlie switches from soprano to shenai and/or nadaswaram which makes this album even more amazing. Yellow Fields has never left my rotation since I purchased the LP in If you like Yellow Fields I suggest Silent Feet and Little Movements as well.5/5(11).

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7. Eberhard Weber has had a distinguished career as a bassist. He pioneered the use of electronics with the bass, and while that enhanced the dimension and the dynamic, he did not let it obscure the harmony and sensibility of his music. Weber turned 65 in

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8. Eberhard Weber CD discography But the rapport of the two players was rarely better displayed than on 's The Following Morning, where their dialogues are softly cushioned in attractive arrangements for strings, horns and woodwinds The interaction of Eberhard Weber's highly distinctive bass and Rainer Brüninghaus lyrical piano is at the heart of a number of popular ECM recordings, starting.

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