CLEVE POZAR "SOLO PERCUSSION" (CSP, early '70s)
Known also as Robert F. Pozar - played with Bill Dixon on the seminal "Intents and Purposes".
But also with Bobby Naughton and Bob James among others.
Check out this interview > http://www.furious.com/perfect/clevepozar.html
CLEVE POZAR "SOLO PERCUSSION"
Cleve Pozar, percussion, vibes, vocal, tape, etc.
(Steve Whynott, guitar for the prerecorded tape)
1. Changes 11:37
2. Cosmic Piece 07:16
3. Magistrate Lousvart 08:58
4. The Winged Coyote 06:18
5. Echo Afrika 06:10
Recorded at Intermedia Sound, Boston, Massachusetts in ~ 1972.
CSP 125A & B (on label)
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Wow! What a pleasant surprise!
Many thanks, onxidlib.
There's another Pozar's album that was available on the blogland a few years ago. It's Good Golly Miss Nancy, which was produced by Bill Dixon for Savoy.
Bill Dixon produced not only "Good Golly Miss Nancy" but also at least three other albums for Savoy.
Ed Curran: "Elysa", Marc Levin's "The Dragon Suite" (http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2009/01/mark-levin-dragon-suitesavoy-new-jazz.html) and Marzette Watts.
There are other interesting LPs on Savoy.
For example Joseph Scianni & David Izenzon "Man Running" (will be posted later)or Valdo Williams "New Advanced Jazz".
And there is off course the Bill Dixon-Archie Shepp Quartet (recently reissued) and a split LP Dixon/Shepp also on Savoy.
"Bill Dixon 7-tette/Archie Shepp and the New York Contemporary 5" - this one was also (again) reissued.
Nothing like a bit of discography! The only Savoys I have, as far as I can recall, are Yusef Lateef - Morning: The Savoy Sessions - basically a compilation of three abums released on the label back in 1957 - and The Individualism of Pee Wee Russell - from 1952. Both very fine in their own right.
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