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“Halley Comet” is the most telling piece of this cosmic quartet.
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Harry Pepl Archive: “Halley Comet” is the most telling piece of this cosmic quartet.. https://www.harrypepl.com/en/archive/press/#p406 (accessed 21 October 2026).
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- Quotation
- Title
- “Halley Comet” is the most telling piece of this cosmic quartet.
- Date
- 1986
- Publication, label, publisher or university
- Jazz Hot (French jazz magazine founded in 1935), no. 432, July/August 1986, p. 15; translated from the French
- Language
- FR
- Summary
- Jazz Hot (French jazz magazine founded in 1935), no. 432, July/August 1986, p. 15; translated from the French
- Permanent address
- https://www.harrypepl.com/en/archive/press/#p406
“Halley Comet” is the most telling piece of this cosmic quartet. Alain Guerrini on Air Mail's concert in Coutances, France, in May 1986; “Halley Comet” is probably Pepl's “The Halley's Comet Light Blue Blues”, later the title track of Air Mail's album “Light Blues” (1988)