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Pause, and Think Again is the debut album by jazz pianist John Taylor, featuring Tony Levin on drums and Chris Laurence on bass. The same personnel would record Decipher the following year. The album also features a few musicians who would become regulars for Taylor to play with: trumpeter Kenny Wheeler and singer Norma Winstone. But also with saxophonist John Surman, who produced this album

Misleading as usually if a performer only plays on some of the Tracks they'll list it (ie Winstone 2, 6). Reply See 3 replies Notify me Helpful.

Pause, and Think Again – Pause, and Think Again is the debut album by jazz pianist John Taylor, featuring recently late Tony Levin on drums and Chris Laurence on bass. The same personnel would record Decipher the following year, the album also features a few musicians whom would become regulars in Taylors output throughout the years, trumpeter Kenny Wheeler and singer Norma Winstone. In 1992, Taylor chose the producer, John Surman, as partner for his Ambleside Days, pause, and Think Again was originally released on Turtle Records in 1971 and reprint on CD only in 1995 by FMR Records.

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Bass tablature for See You Again by John Taylor. Rated . out of 5 by 9 users. Submitted by bassm99 on February 18, 2013. Tuning: E, A, D, G. "See You Again" from the album "Feelings Are Good And Other Stories" (1995) Written by John Taylor John Taylor. Intro: G-d-a-6666-6666-6666- e-6666--8888--.

John Taylor was a self taught pianist. With his family, he moved from Manchester, first to the Midlands and then to Hastings where he played locally Performing career. Taylor's trio recording with Johnson and Baron was released early in 2003, and September 2003 saw the release of his solo CD Insight on Sketch. John Fordham wrote in The Guardian: "This is one of contemporary jazz's great performers at work. a beautiful solo statement by a very modest star. In 2004 Taylor recorded Where Do We Go from Here? in duo with Kenny Wheeler and Nightfall with bassist Charlie Haden. They subsequently performed at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Pause, and Think Again (1971).