Lope and Antilope
Lope and Antilope is the fourth studio album by the Bristol based jazz rock quartet Get the Blessing, released in 2014.
The album was recorded in a pottery in Pembrokeshire, a change sought by the band to escape the conventional recording process. Recording began with no songs written, thus the band mostly improvised over a period of four days.[1]
| Lope and Antilope | ||||
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| Released | January 20, 2014 | |||
| Genre | Jazz rock | |||
| Length | 41:00 | |||
| Label | Naim Jazz | |||
| Producer | Jim Barr | |||
| Get the Blessing chronology | ||||
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Track listing
- Quiet - 5:56
- Little Ease - 4:19
- Corniche - 5:31
- Antilope - 4:10
- Luposcope - 3:09
- Viking Death Moped - 2:37
- Hope (For the Moment) - 4:33
- Trope - 3:08
- Lope - 4:26
- Numbers - 3:08
Personnel
- Jim Barr - Electric bass, bass V1, distortions, wah, delays
- Clive Deamer - Gretsch be-bop kit, stereo tambourine, barabrith[2]
- Pete Judge - Trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, distortion, looping, filtering and delay
- Jake McMurchie - tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, pitch-bend, bit-crush, ring mod and delay
Guest Personnel
- Adrian Utley - Additional guitar
- Tim Allen - Recording
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References
- "naimlabel.com – Lope and Antilope".
- "Lope and Antilope notes". naimlabel. Retrieved 20 July 2015.
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