Otoroku: ROKU017 
http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/evan-parker-amm-title-goes-here-dl/

Fine trio bringing together Evan Parker with AMM - John Tilbury and Eddie
Prévost - recorded as part of the week of concerts in October 2014 organised to
celebrate Evan Parker's 70th birthday.

* Evan Parker / saxophones
* Eddie Prévost / percussion
* John Tilbury / piano
 
http://www.evanparker.com/ 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMM_%28group%29 
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/amm-mn0000574175 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Pr%C3%A9vost 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tilbury

Recorded live at Cafe OTO on Wednesday 22 October 2014 by James Dunn.


Reviews
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By Colin Green 
http://www.freejazzblog.org/2016/03/evan-parker-amm-title-goes-here-otoruko.html

[...]

There’s also the subject of this review: Evan Parker and AMM’s Title Goes Here,
a 72 minute improvisation recorded during a week of concerts in October 2014 to
celebrate Parker’s seventieth birthday. This version of AMM consists of John
Tilbury on piano and Eddie Prévost, percussion (a useful potted history of AMM
and its various line-ups can be read here). Although at one time these
stalwarts of Brit Improv were regarded as forming two distinct camps –
integrated (Parker) v. layered (AMM) improvisation – they have much in common
and their paths have inevitably criss-crossed over the years. Parker and
Prévost first played together when the latter substituted for Jamie Muir for a
performance by the Music Improvisation Company (a period in Brit Improv
referred to by Parker as “the Big Bang”) but surprisingly, their first
recording together was not until 1984, the appropriately entitled Supersession
(Matchless Recordings, 2015) with Barry Guy and Keith Rowe, recently reissued
in a remastered edition. An album genuinely deserving the epithet “classic”.

[...]

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