Steve Lacy - The Crust
vinyl rip, 320 mp3, Emanem
Number 8 from I Forgot Clifford. You can't have a top ten jazz blog without some Steve Lacy. This one appeals on many counts, rare, Derek Bailey and John Stevens.
This was another classic Lacy session from the DJ archives. When I look back on the benefits of blogging it was to meet some new music pals like DJ and exchange music, ideas, opinions.
Steve Lacy - ss
Steve Potts - as
Derek Bailey - guitar
Kent Carter - bass
John Stevens - drums
The Crust
38
The Owl
A bit of the Dumps
Flakes
Revolutionary Suicide
100 Club, London, July 30, 1973
http://rapidshare.com/files/219092764/crust.rar
My own music group below was very influenced by Lacy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdv6KFQqotw
15 comments:
Whoa, Derek Bailey? Never heard of this one. You continue to amaze and delight. Thanks so much!
Does anyone know steve potts' current whereabouts?
Whoa! This sure looks like a treasure.
Highly appreciated share!
Peace.
I downloaded a bunch from I Forgot Clifford the last day it was up and did not tag them properly. I have what I think is a 23 minute Steve Lacy version of "Epistrophy" and maybe another track called "Now": anyone know what this is from? It's a great recording! As is this one. Thanks as always for posting!
The answer may be somewhere here:
http://www.wnur.org/jazz/artists/lacy.steve/discog.html
Another gem. Thanks.
You may be referring to a post of a Richard Davis Muse LP
Epistrophy
Now is the Time
This is a live date with Hannibal.
Can you upload this again?
Could this be re-posted? Thanks!
Give this a go, it'll only be up for a couple of weeks:
https://transfer.sh/65km4/crust.zip
Colin, I apologize, I completely missed your re-post. I check the home page under the "new links for old posts section", and failed to check back to this page.
If you could kindly do so again, I'd appreciate it, but if not, that's okay.
No problem, try this:
https://transfer.sh/t7S1F/sl-tc.zip
Any chance of a re-up on this? I'm reading Ben Watson's book about Derek Bailey and the Lacy disc sounds intriguing.
Sure, give this a go
https://file.io/b2Hh0i19
Thanks Colin. Great stuff!
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