1979 studio album by Don Pullen, Joseph Jarman & Don Moye
The Magic Triangle is an album by American jazz pianist Don Pullen , saxophonist Joseph Jarman and drummer Don Moye , recorded in 1979 for the Italian Black Saint label.[ 1] [ 2]
The AllMusic review by Scott Yanow stated: "The four group originals, although sometimes using themes, are quite spontaneous and most noteworthy for the interplay between the unpredictable Jarman and the powerful pianist. Mostly for very open-eared listeners".[ 3]
All compositions by Don Pullen except as indicated
"Lonely Child" (Joseph Jarman) – 14:34
"J.F.M. - 3 Way Blues" (Don Moye) – 5:41
"Hippy Dippy" – 9:23
"What Was Ain't" – 10:48
Recorded at Barigozzi Studio in Milano, Italy on July 24–26, 1979
Years given are for the recording(s), not first release, unless stated otherwise.
Studio albums
Solo Piano Album (1975)
Jazz a Confronto 21 (1975)
Five to Go (1975)
Capricorn Rising (1975)
Healing Force (1976)
Tomorrow's Promises (1976 & 1977)
Warriors (with Chico Freeman , Fred Hopkins , and Bobby Battle , 1978)
Milano Strut (1978)
The Magic Triangle (with Joseph Jarman and Don Moye , 1979)
Earth Beams (with George Adams , 1980)
Life Line (with George Adams, 1981)
Melodic Excursions (with George Adams, 1982)
City Gates (with George Adams, 1983)
Evidence of Things Unseen (1983)
Decisions (with George Adams, 1984)
The Sixth Sense (1985)
Breakthrough (with George Adams, 1986)
Song Everlasting (with George Adams, 1987)
New Beginnings (1988)
Random Thoughts (1990)
Kele Mou Bana (1990)
Ode to Life (1993)
Sacred Common Ground (1995)
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Years given are for the recording(s), not first release, unless stated otherwise.
Studio albums
Song For (1966)
As If It Were the Seasons (1968)
Together Alone (with Anthony Braxton , 1971)
The Magic Triangle (with Don Pullen and Don Moye , 1979)
Black Paladins (with Don Moye, 1979)
Earth Passage – Density (with Don Moye, 1981)
Out of the Mist (with Leroy Jenkins , 1997)
Return of the Lost Tribe (with Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre , Kahil El'Zabar , Malachi Favors , and Steve Colson, 1997)
Equal Interest (with Myra Melford and Leroy Jenkins, 1999)
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