Here's Anthony Braxton's first japanese adventure - upon request.
ANTHONY BRAXTON "FOUR COMPOSITIONS (1973)"
Anthony Braxton, sopranino & alto saxophone, clarinet, contrabass clarinet, flute
Masahiko Sato, piano
Keiki Midorikawa, bass
Hozumi Tanaka, percussion (only track 4)
1. Composition 23N 11:45
2. Composition 23P 08:32
3. Composition 23M 10:55
4. Composition 23(O) 10:30
Recorded in Tokyo, Japan on 11th January, 1973.
DENON NIPPON NCB 8504-N
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteFWIW, if Braxton is playing the instrument in the picture: that's a contrabass saxophone, not a contrabass clarinet. I've played cb clarinet and it's a cool instrument (and I know that AB frequently plays one as on the Montreux double album); however, cb sax is altogether cooler. There are only a handful, maybe 20 to 30, in the entire world. I look forward to hearing this: it looks fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDelete-Davide Davidos
Dear grgo62,
ReplyDeleteI am so grateful to your this upload. I had looked for this for long.
So, pls. just wirte your requests on "Request" corner of this blog. I will see them and upload what I have.
@ Davide Davidos
ReplyDeleteI know that it's "only" a contrabass-sax - I haven't found any picture of Braxton with a cbcl...
Concerning a request:
Maybe you have something from the clarinet player Hans Kumpf.
Or the LP from Kim Dae Hwan - "Huk Woo" ("Black Rain") or
"To whom it may concern" Allelopathy ALL-1. Two quartets including Evan Parker.
"Instant Demo"
Jabrec Korea with Choi Sun Bae
this is what comes to my mind for the moment.
Thank you.
i feel somewhat foolish as I cannot find the link...Help Me
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteI'm very grateful! Thanks!
ReplyDeletemany thanks, a nice piece of early Braxton I had on vinyl years ago; I particularly like track 4.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely !
ReplyDeleteThank you Onxidlib.
Very cool set, with Japanese players I've never heard of but play very well. Nice rip, too!
ReplyDeleteAnyone out there have a decent scan of this cover?
I do, so I did a scan of the front and back of the platter and edited the post accordingly. Trust that's fine with you, onx?
ReplyDeleteSure :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Kinabalu!
Bought it shortly after it hit the local shop - '75 I believe. I haven't heard it in a decade or more but recall not finding it as exciting as many of his other records of the period. It will be nice to hear it again. Many thanks.
ReplyDelete-Brian
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteonxidib, thank you!
ReplyDeleteMany many thanks onxidlib! What a great one!
ReplyDeleteEXCELLENT!...
ReplyDelete1fichier
ReplyDeleteBIG THX!...
ReplyDeletetsm
ReplyDeleteErnst, thanks for putting this one back up.
ReplyDeleteA Braxton that I do not have, and have never heard.
What a thunderous trio. Three Maestros!!!!