Soft Machine
7

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Talking Elephant
Release date: 29/Sep/2017

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#388 in Classic Rock
#9755 in Rock

Style:

Classic Rock

Product No.:

2097944427

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Nettle bed"

02. "Carol Ann"

03. "Day's eye"

04. "Bone fire"

05. "Tarabos"

06. "DIS"

07. "Snodland"

08. "Penny Hitch"

09. "Block"

10. "Down the road"

11. "The German lesson"

12. "The French lesson"

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Seven is the seventh studio album by the Canterbury associated band Soft Machine, originally released in 1973. Roy Babbington, who had previously contributed as a session musician, replaced Hugh Hopper on bass guitar, who left to begin a solo career.

"7" is a landmark album by the legendary British progressive rock and jazz fusion band Soft Machine, released in 1973. This CD edition, produced by Talking Elephant, captures the band's innovative blend of complex rhythms, improvisational jazz elements, and experimental soundscapes that defined their later period. "7" showcases the talents of Karl Jenkins (keyboards/reeds), Mike Ratledge (keyboards), John Marshall (drums), and Roy Babbington (bass). The album stands out for its seamless integration of electronic textures with intricate instrumental interplay?a hallmark of Soft Machine's evolving style during this era. Highlights include tracks like "Nettle Bed," "Block," and "Down the Road." Soft Machine has been influential since their formation in the late 1960s as part of the Canterbury scene, earning critical acclaim for albums such as "Third" and "Fourth." Their pioneering approach to blending rock with avant-garde jazz continues to inspire musicians worldwide. Talking Elephant is a respected UK-based label known for reissuing classic progressive rock and folk albums with high-quality remastering and detailed liner notes.

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TECD360

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