“The End Of An Ear” by Robert Wyatt - album review
| features in: Album Chart of 1970 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1970s |
Taking a beak from his busy schedule with Soft Machine, the 25-year-old Robert Wyatt delivered his first solo album at the tail end of 1970, a highly experimental free jazz affair, involving a whole lot of taped effects looping this way and that, alongside his wordless vocalisms, an art in themselves. He dares to be different, that's for sure.
The Jukebox Rebel
15–Mar–2011
| Tracklist |
| A1 | [08:13]  Robert Wyatt - Las Vegas Tango part 1 (Repeat) (Gil Evans) Avant-Garde |
| A2 | [02:25]  Robert Wyatt - To Mark Everywhere (Robert Wyatt) Avant-Garde |
| A3 | [02:21]  Robert Wyatt - To Saintly Bridget (Robert Wyatt) Jazz |
| A4 | [02:09]  Robert Wyatt - To Oz Alien Daevyd And Gilly (Robert Wyatt) Jazz |
| A5 | [09:12]  Robert Wyatt - To Nick Everyone (Robert Wyatt) Film Score / Incidental |
| B1 | [05:20]  Robert Wyatt - To Caravan And Brother Jim (Robert Wyatt) Trance Rock |
| B2 | [03:17]  Robert Wyatt - To The Old World (Thank You For The Use Of Your Body, Goodbye) (Robert Wyatt) Avant-Garde |
| B3 | [02:46]  Robert Wyatt - To Carla, Marsha And Caroline (For Making Everything Beautifuller) (Robert Wyatt) Songwriter |
| B4 | [11:13]  Robert Wyatt - Las Vegas Tango part 1 (Gil Evans) Avant-Garde |
