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Annette Peacock – I’m The One
Another killer voice, and this one was working with electronics in a way I never heard before, funk, horn sections combined in a new way…
Bloodthirsty sister, talking about love in living color… Nice… Mark Dresser, with whom, like Roberto Miranda, I was doing voice and bass duos, played her for me, when I was still performing piano primarily, and I was spellbound.
Shares a vibe with Miles Davis’ On The Corner, but is far more innovative, to my ears, and hit at 1972, which was earlier.
Of course she is a woman, like the great Carla Bley, so, you know… just a freak, right?
Yeah, the witch’s club. Women, homos, dykes, call it. Cage it.
Selected in other Baker’s Dozens: Lord Spikeheart, Tom Ravenscroft
