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 | | Description: | o Two rare solo albums from the late Hugh Hopper former member of Soft Machine.
o `Jazzloops´ and its sequel `The Stolen Hour´ features Hopper with special guest appearances by his fellow Soft Machine members and friends; Robert Wyatt, Elton Dean, revered jazz drummer John Marshall, Gong alumni Didier Malherbe, and French guitarist Patrice Meyer.
o Both discs have been remastered and the booklet features the original comic for `The Stolen Hour´.
Peter Pardo of Sea of Tranquillity´s reviews of the original releases concluded with this comment:
"Hearing Hugh Hopper, Elton Dean, Robert Wyatt and John Marshall, all former Soft Machine members, jamming together again is another reason to celebrate..." - Two rare solo albums from the late Hugh Hopper former member of Soft Machine.'Jazzloops' and it's sequel 'The Stolen Hour' features Hopper with special guest appearances by his fellow Soft Machine members and friends; Robert Wyatt, Elton Dean, revered jazz drummer John Marshall, Gong alumni Didier Malherbe, and French guitarist Patrice Meyer. Both discs have been remastered and the booklet features the original comic for 'The Stolen Hour'Reissue of two early 2000s albums, Jazzloops and The Stolen Hour.
Jazzloops assembled 2001-2, Kent, UK.
The Stolen Hour recorded 2004.
In a clear, double CD jewel case with 20 page booklet of notes and "The Stolen Hour" comic by Matt Howarth.
Made in the EU."Jazzloops / The Stolen Hour" on CD brings together two closely related works by bassist and composer Hugh Hopper, exploring the more atmospheric and groove-oriented side of his art. With deep, resonant bass figures, subtle electronic treatments and layered textures, these recordings move between jazz, ambient soundscapes and experimental rock, creating a cinematic listening experience that rewards both focused attention and relaxed background listening. Rhythmic loops, shifting harmonies and understated melodies give the album a hypnotic flow, while Hopper's characteristic sense of space and tone keeps the music organic and human. The CD format suits this dense, detailed production, offering warm, full-range sound ideal for Hopper's low-end presence and the fine nuances in the arrangements. "Jazzloops / The Stolen Hour" is aimed at listeners who appreciate adventurous jazz beyond traditional forms, and at fans of thoughtful, boundary-pushing instrumental music.
Hugh Hopper (1945-2009) was a pioneering British bassist and composer, best known for his work with the legendary Canterbury-scene band Soft Machine. Over the decades he developed a highly individual style, combining powerful, fuzz-driven electric bass with an exploratory compositional approach that blurred the lines between jazz, progressive rock and avant-garde music. Beyond his Soft Machine years, Hopper collaborated with key figures of European jazz and helped shape a distinctive sound that remains influential among bassists and experimental musicians. Releases such as his solo albums and numerous collaborative projects have secured his reputation as one of the most original voices on the electric bass in modern jazz and progressive music.
Ultravybe, as the label/manufacturer behind this CD, is known for making carefully selected catalogues of jazz, fusion and related genres available in high-quality physical editions. With a focus on sound quality, faithful packaging and respectful presentation of the original works, Ultravybe appeals to serious listeners and collectors who value having important recordings accessible in durable, well-produced formats. Their releases often bring back into circulation influential albums that might otherwise be difficult to find, helping to preserve and highlight significant chapters of modern jazz and experimental music history. | | | No. of tracks: |
23 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
EXM029 |
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