[Machine Translation] This is the first time that Mal Waldron, a solitary pianist, and Gary Peacock, a profound bass explorer, have faced each other head-on in a Japanese recording. Waldron's distinctive minimalist repetitions and Peacock's free floating sound correspond to each other, creating a "purity of improvisation" at the intersection of tranquility and tension. The spirituality of the two musicians comes vividly to the surface in a conversation in which the number of notes is reduced to a bare minimum. Drums by Hiroshi Murakami. Commentary included. Recorded: March 8, 1971 in Tokyo / Original release date: 1971