George Lewis & Douglas Ewart - Live in Novara '78
One of the earliest performances of "Homage To Charles Parker".
Rec. live at "Palasport", Novara, Italy, on November 11, 1978
(mics recording)
George Lewis,trombone,electronics
Douglas Ewart,alto sax,flutes & percussion
1. Homage To Charles Parker (41:43)
2. Unknown (23:44)
Total Time 1:05:28
Homage To Charles Parker (excerpt)
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Pardon my ignorance, but what specifically is a "mics recording"?
Is this recorded off the microphones? Is this "soundboard"? Sorry for sounding so uninformed, but could you please explain in more detail? Many thanks.
Now - this is something I really like to dl, listen and enjoy!
That's a treat - thank you Riccardo.
Thank you! I will always want to hear whatever these musicians do.
Thank you thank you thank you...a million times. Homage is one of my favorite pieces of music, so great to hear a duet version of it!
mics > microphones
Hey Anon,
what you asked here is very deep question, but I can't figure out what did you expect to be used for live recording? Dildo?
I look forward to hear this intriguing combination. Many thanks, riccardo.
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"Homage to Charles Parker" was first performed at the AACM's annual Festival in Chicago, September, 1978, by Douglas Ewart, percussion, alto saxophone; Rrata Christine Jones, dancer and coreographer; George Lewis, electronics and electric organ.
I had never heard of this "Homage To Charles Parker", excerpt very intriguing, and two musicians that I like, more on Douglas Ewart side maybe.
many thanks Riccardo
corvimax -- the studio "Homage to Charles Parker" is one of the very greatest jazz albums and is available as an MP3 download on amazon.com for an insanely cheap price. (For some reason it's four times more expensive on iTunes.)
thanks riccardo
Thanks this trombonist is one BAD brotha!
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fichier or zippy
COOL!...
HUGE THX!...
mew23. Thank you for this reup.
Wonderful duet recording. The trombone and alto sax interaction at the end of Homage on top of Lewis' layers of electronics is quite beautiful!!
A shout out and a cheers to a fallen brother and the fact that the legacy of his recordings as well as the performances of the musicians on them, live on.
Would have been interesting to talk with him back in the day about his recordings from northern Italy and abroad.
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