John Surman – How Many Clouds Can You See?

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Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Free Jazz, Post Bop, Contemporary Jazz
Year:	1970

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	How Many Clouds Can You See? LP, Album, Stereo	Deram – SML-R 1045	UK	1970	UK — 1970	Recently Edited
	How Many Clouds Can You See? LP, Album, Mono	Deram – DML-R 1045	UK	1970	UK — 1970	New Submission
	How Many Clouds Can You See? LP, Album, Stereo	Deram – DL 3001	Japan	1970	Japan — 1970	New Submission
	How Many Clouds Can You See? LP, Album, Promo, Stereo	Deram – DL 3001	Japan	1970	Japan — 1970	New Submission
	How Many Clouds Can You See? CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Deram – 844 882-2	UK & Europe	1998	UK & Europe — 1998	Recently Edited
	How Many Clouds Can You See? CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Vocalion – CDSML 8428	UK	2006	UK — 2006	New Submission
	How Many Clouds Can You See? CD, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Paper Sleeve	Deram – UCCM-9252, Deram – SML-R 1045	Japan	2008	Japan — 2008	New Submission
	How Many Clouds Can You See? CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Repress	Deram – 844 882-2	UK & Europe		UK & Europe	New Submission

buddysrecords Oct 6, 2018
Edited 5 years ago
referencing How Many Clouds Can You See? (LP, Album, Stereo) SML-R 1045
'Tremendous improvement on John Surman's first record - not just cos the Calypso has been dropped but because generally speaking John's organized his group much better. Galata starts off in an undisguised Coltrane fashion- and moves off into three distinct sections- the most pleasing being the emergence of John Taylor from a few repeated riffs of 'In a Persian Market'. Caractacus is a II nd class version of Vigil from Tranes Kulu Se Mama - whilst Premonition has the excellent Mr Taylor and Mr Oxley sounding rather like Mile's group men, Williams and Hancock- not to mention Tyner- Event is too long and Clouds is really too short for such a beautiful wistful tune. Worth a good listen. " Review by - Miles Kington.
good sleeve notes aswell by Miles