LABORATORIO DELLA QUERCIA (HORO, 1978)
This record is similar to the London Jazz Composers Orchestra [> upcoming] sessions, as it features a large group , with individual players stepping out for solos from time to time.
There was an announcement about a reissue of the Horo catalogue. But apart of a few CDs (Rivers,Shepp, Sun Ra and Konitz/Solal duo), which are now - again? - OOP , we have still to wait until it eventually will happen.
Wish I could have been there!
LABORATORIO DELLA QUERCIA (HORO, 1978)
Kenny Wheeler, trumpet
Alberto Corvini, trumpet
Enrico Rava, trumpet
Roswell Rudd, trombone
Danilo Terenzi, trombone
Steve Potts, alto & soprano saxophone
Evan Parker, tenor & soprano saxophone
Maurizio Giammarco, tenor, soprano & sopranino saxophone, flute
Tommaso Vittorini, baritone saxophone
Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
Massimo Urbani, alto saxophone
Frederik Rzewski, piano
Martin Joseph, piano
Tristan Honsinger, cello
Irene Aebi, cello
Kent Carter, cello, bass
Roberto Bellatalla, cello, bass
Paul Lytton, drums, percussion
Noel McGhie, drums
Roberto Gatto, drums
LP 1
1. Tromblues 11:49
2. Dialogando 12:02
3. La Quercia 23:15
LP 2
1. Vortex Waltz 14:50
2. Nella Casa Delle Papere 10:06
3. La Legge E' Uguale Per Tutti 06:12
4. The Message From The Maine 17:44
Recorded live at "Quercia Del Tasso, Rome, July 5 & 6, 1978.
HORO HDP 39/40
(lp rip)
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8 comments:
LP 1 plus cover
http://www.multiupload.com/6OXZDPR68L
LP 2 plus info
http://www.multiupload.com/CO2ZOYU2G6
Wonderful. Thank you.
great group, great recording,
when Rome was truly an "open city".
on HORO records, it's true, there was a lot of noise "for nothing"...
http://hororecords.blogspot.com/
A beauty, thanks.
Sensational !
I have seen it listed in the [now mystical & sacred] Horo catalogue - but never seen a copy and never heard it. Until Now ! Am looking forward to it. Thank you.
As always, wonderful music. Thanks!
Thanks very much for all your posts; extremely fascinating music and rare stuff
I hope you don't mind the following remark: I think there is "clipping" on this digitalized LP, i.e. analogue signals too strong when digitalized. But never mind, the music is still good.
best regards George
You are right - it's not my rip.
I tried to remove the clipping, but it didn't work properly - I think the original ripper gave too much "power" while digitizing the LP.
But I think it's better to have some "clipping" than no music at all!
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