DOUBLE UP

Bill Connors

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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Studio Album, released in 1986

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Subtracks (4:58)
2. Tud (5:30)
3. Floor To Floor (6:40)
4. Crunchy Cuts Up (5:45)
5. Long Distance (5:53)
6. Out By Twelve (6:39)

Total Time 35:25

Line-up / Musicians

- Bill Connors / guitar, producer

With:
- Tom Kennedy / 6-string electric bass
- Kim Plainfield / drums

Releases information

Artwork: Michel Delsol (photo)

LP Pathfinder Records ‎- PTF 8620 (1986, US)

CD Pathfinder Records ‎- PTF 8620-CD (1986, US)

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4.00
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(60%)
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Review by Evolver
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The first impression I get when listening to this Bill Connors album is that he put together quite a talented trio. There's Bill himself, who's sound here is very reminiscent of Allan Holdsworth, bass player Tom Kennedy that many here know from Planet X, and drummer Kim Plainfield, now a Berklee School of Music professor.

The trio plays exceptional high energy fusion, mostly improvised around Connors' loose compositions. And it's the looseness, or lack of many composed sections that is this albums only real drawback. Because there is so much improvisation, and so little melodic sections, the album tends to have a sameness from start to finish. But at only 35 minutes, it's not much of a drawback, as the listener doesn't tire of the sounds, as the performances are so good.

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