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Paul Motian
One of jazz's leading drummers, Paul Motian cut his teeth in Bill Evans' trio
from 1961 to 1966, before moving on to Keith Jarrett's trio. In addition to this
prestigious service, he collaborated with Charlie Haden's Liberation Music
Orchestra and took part in numerous sessions with great figures of the jazz
avant-garde, from Albert Ayler to Paul Bley. In 1972, he embarked on a career as
a leader for the ECM label, to which he has remained faithful ever since. His
achievements include the albums Dance (1977), It Should've Happened a Long Time
Ago (1984), Misterioso (1986) and Sou...
Someday My Prince Will ComePaul Motian and Enrico Pieranunzi
Deep Down
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How Long Has This Been Going OnPaul Motian and Paul Motian Trio
On Broadway, Volume 4
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You Don't Know What Love IsKeith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Paul Motian
At the Blue Note: The Complete Recordings
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Autumn LeavesBill Evans, Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian
Portrait in Jazz
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You're Getting to Be a Habit with MePaul Motian and Paul Motian Trio
On Broadway, Volume 4
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SkylarkPaul Motian and Lee Konitz
Konitz
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