Ore
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- Artist: Derek Bailey & Eddie Prévost
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- Release Date: 2001
- Total Time: 54:21
- Type: Instrumental
- Genre: Avant-Garde
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Stemming from a London studio session held over two days in March 2000, Ore presents the first recorded collaboration between guitarist Derek Bailey and drummer Eddie Prévost, two pillars of the British free music scene since the 1960s (a similar and contemporaneous encounter between AMM and Spontaneous Music Ensemble legacies can be experienced on Evan Parker and Keith Rowe's CD Dark Rags). Within the presence of almost 60 years of combined experience in free improvisation, the listener is entitled to expect top-of-the barrel musicianship and synergy. In this (and every other) regard, Ore delivers the goods. Prévost's feather-like touch turns out to be a perfect companion for Bailey's abstract strings of notes. The set begins with a 17-minute improv, "Bismuth," followed by seven pieces in the five-to-eight-minute range. The long track contains very nice moments, but the shorter ones feature more condensed material. "Nickel" is a beautiful example of delicate impressionism. On "Ruthenium," Bailey strums his acoustic guitar, creating a surprising kind of neo-folk mood. "Titanium" brings the album to an end with soft cymbal work and guitar feedback notes -- a nice closer. Although firmly rooted in the British free improv tradition, Ore feels less dry than what could have been expected, making it a nice (if not essential) addition to both musicians' already ample discographies. This CD was Canadian label Arrival Records' first release. ~ François Couture, Rovi| Ordre i Aventura (2010 Album by Mishima) | |
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Ore (multiple meanings)
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Ore is a term for mineral deposits.
Ore may also refer to:
- Ore, rock that contains minerals
- Öre, the one-hundredth of the Swedish krona.
- Øre, the one-hundredth of the Danish or Norwegian krone
- 俺 Ore, a Japanese pronoun
- Operation Ore, a controversial police operation targeting child pornography
ORE may refer to:
- One-Roll Engine, a role-playing game system
- OR-E, Orthographically Reformed English, or Orthographic Reform of English
- Open Archives Initiative Object Reuse and Exchange, also known as OAI-ORE
- Orange Municipal Airport, IATA airport code
- Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio, Swedish neofolk/martial industrial music group
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People with the name Ore
- Ore Oduba, a British journalist for Newsround
- Øystein Ore, a Norwegian mathematician
- Rebecca Ore, an American science fiction writer
Places with the name Ore
- Ore, Sussex, a district in Hastings, England
- The River Ore, a river in Suffolk, England
- Ore, Fife, Scotland
- Ore, Haute-Garonne, France
- Øre, Norway
- Øre (lake), in Vest-Agder, Norway
- Ore, Nigeria
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Places with the name Oare, mediaeval spelling Oare or Ore
- OARE, mediaeval spelling Ore (disambiguation)
- Oare or Ore, Berkshirea parish and village in Berkshire (Oare), Church of St Bartholomew
- Oare or Ore, Somerseta parish and vlllage in Somerset near Exmoor (Oare)Church of St Mary the Virgin
- Oare or Ore, Kenta parish and vlllage in Kent, near Faversham(Oare)Church of St Peter, 12th and 13th centuries.
- Oare or Ore, Wiltshirea parish and vlllage in Wiltshire, near Marlborough (Oare) Church of The Holy Trinity. 1857-8 by S.S. Teuton, Pevsner said it may well be considered the ugliest church in Wiltshire. older spelling recorded in Order of Blazon (www.briantimms.net/)No. 4461 - Richard de Ore, and Heralds Roll No. 655 - Robert de Ore - Argent three bars azure a bend gules bezanty.
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