steve lacy the wire 1975
068 - THE WIRE: Steve Lacy Sextet 1/ The Twain (Lacy) 6:31 2/ Esteem (Lacy) 8:40 3/ The Owl (Lacy) 4:17 4/ The Wire (Lacy) 4:58 5/ Cloudy (Lacy) 6:12 6/ Dead Line (Lacy) 8:06 Recorded at Nippon Columbia's 1st Studio, Tokyo, June 18, 1975 Steve Lacy: soprano; Masahiko Satoh: piano; Masahiko Togashi: percussion; Keiki Midorikawa: cello, bass; Yoshio Ikeda: bass; Motoharu Yoshizawa: bass. 1977 - Denon Jazz (Japan), YX 7553 (LP) Note: (3) is a duo with Steve Lacy and Masahiko Togashi.
heres another ultra rare unreissued steve lacy album from 1975,on nippon columbia this ,is one of my favorites from this period ,and may well be one of the most challenging records he ever made.for those who like their lacy fairly free and exploratory. i will in the next month or so be upping,stalks,threads, follies,and many more.
DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR AND BUY SOME STEVE LACY RECORDS.
check the links section for lacy's discog.
ripped to 190KBSMP3, ITSA RAPIDSHARELINK,(IM HAVING PROBLEMS UPLOADING TO FILE HO!)
heres the link-http://rapidshare.com/files/19280414/wir.rar
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15 comments:
I wonder how many of the people at the Wire magazine (which looted its name over 25 years ago from this Steve Lacy record) have ever heard it. If they had, the quality of the magazine might be a lot higher.
michael
apparently the wire mag was almost exclusively a jazz and improv review issue one had a spread on lacy and featured him on its cover.
seems to have gone the way of downbeat ,thouh in downbeats case featuring non jazz seemed to have made it more interesting.
not that i read music magazines much.
a friend of mine though has a stack
piled up several metres right next to the toilet bowl in his bathroom.
his justification being its 'selectively' informative.
Hello dipmong, I've been searching for this album for a long time, so thanks for uploading it on the internet. Would it be possible to trade for a lossless copy ? I can offer you some other free jazz rarities in return. Please let me know at [pierre.crepon@free.fr].
Thanks again.
This album has a very dark mood, especially with the arco basses and the dissonant piano. The percussion too adds to the mood.
Every plays well and interprets Lacy's composistions in a way that works exclusively with the selected sideman. If the album was recorded with his regular group at the time (Abei, Potts, Few, Carter, Johnson) it would have been completely different.
I've been trying to find all the free jazz music at the below pages. Thanks! With these Steve Lacy Record, I'm now 18 down, and 24 to go! Thanks Again!
http://more.main.jp/record%20collectors/free.html
http://more.main.jp/record%20collectors/free2.html
Muchas gracias! :D
hi everybody
I just thought it would be good to introduce myself to everyone!
Can't wait to get to know you all better!
-Marshall
Thanks again!
Greets dudes!
I just wanted to say hi
Adios amigos
Howdy
It is my first time here. I just wanted to say hi!
pretty cool stuff here thank you!!!!!!!
Hi , I'm a freshman. suppose say hi.
see you around and Thanks
(apologise if the wrong thread to post)
dream of someone uploading 320 or flac of this...
Hack again?!
Any possibility of re-upping this dark masterpiece in FLAC, the
perfect foil for the perfidy stalking the halls in January
2021? 45 years fresh and ready to go. Thank you. Aixiad
Hi Axial - this was reposted (including a working link) in lossless at https://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2011/10/steve-lacy-sextet-wire1977-denon-jazz.html
Got to the second comment from 21 October 2017.
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