BARRY GUY "ASSIST" (JAZZ & NOW, 1985)
I have posted this elsewhere more than one year ago.
Realising that the link was deleted yet the files were still on my hard disk I thought you might enjoy it.
BARRY GUY "ASSIST"
Solo & Duo Improvisations with Fred Van Hove
Barry Guy, double bass
Fred Van Hove, piano (only tr.4)
1. Assist 1 05:49
2. Assist 2 06:51
3. Assist 3 13:05
4. Assist 4 31:29
Track 1 & 2 on 9th November, 1985 in Hiroshima.
Track 3 on 21st November, 1985 in Tokyo, Meguro Fukushi Center.
Track 4 on 12th November, 1985 in Tokyo, Zojoji Hall.
jazz & NOW 4
(lp rip)
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16 comments:
This looks very cool, but I'm having trouble with the downloads. Mac users can't access Jumbo and Rapidshare started download but soon crashed. When I went back to try again I was told there was a problem with 'parameters' and file was not available at this time. I'll try again in awhile, but thought you might like to know. Thanks!
I tried Jumbofile and it worked without being logged in...
You might try it again...
Wow, never heard of this one, but will be listening to it soon! Can't wait. And I had on problem wiht Jumbofile on my mac...
Thanks for this one!
Thank you very much
thanks!
Barry & Fred sound like a good match. Thanks.
Rapidshare finally came through okay, and this is a real beauty! THANKS!
An absolute pleasure. No, more - at times it's jaw-dropping. Thank you.
ceedee
1fichier
onxidib, thank you!
hola,
painfully the plug-in is defect..
would you please re-up this gem?
or/and maybe is it possible listen
to 'Statements V-XI For Double Bass & Violone'?
thanks in advance!
The above 1fichier link is still working.
Statements V-XI was reissued by Barry Guy on LP and is available through the Maya Records website.
thanks for fast answering;
the reissue is a bit expensive
(the orig. has the same price now;)
however, thanks for the tip;
the assist-link does not work
properly, only the first 5min.
maybe it's a problem with my
internet connection..
Hi R.S. - I've downloaded the file without being logged in and it worked. So maybe it's your connection. You could try to use a download agent as f.e. J-downloader.
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