Frank Lowe-Doctor too Much 1977, PKO2 LP
For Tony Continued ... Frank Lowe really was on a Roll, at this point... every release seemingly more potent than the last , this one has a terrific line up.. .. and Lowe had worked frequently with all of them,in various combos
.. some years ago i believe we posted a contemporaneous show recorded from the Audience at Angouleme FR. without Wadada.Leo Smith.. i'll try to reupload that soon..
As with most Recordings on Kharma , which was run on a shoe string budget, the sound is a little one dimensional, whatever its sonic shortcomings Musically this is superb!
As i may have mentioned a few thousand times ... for me Lowe was the greatest!.. and he is certainly Sorely missed.
his late work has equal gravitas , go to the cadence website and check the audio samples of 'Vision Blue', Bodies and Soul'...' Legends streets one and two'
Kharma 2 USA LP NYC 5/21/77
Frank Lowe-ts; Olu Dara-tp; Leo Smith-tp; Phillip Wilson-d; Fred Williams-b
Trombone (dedicated to George Lewis & Joseph Bowie) (Lowe) 4:30
Crush (Lester Bowie) 7:45
Parts (Lowe) 7:30
Doctor Too-Much (Lowe) 7:55
Structuralism (Lowe) 3:35
Broadway Rhumba (Lowe) 5:30
Future Memories (Lowe) 4:45
Enjoy!!
.. some years ago i believe we posted a contemporaneous show recorded from the Audience at Angouleme FR. without Wadada.Leo Smith.. i'll try to reupload that soon..
As with most Recordings on Kharma , which was run on a shoe string budget, the sound is a little one dimensional, whatever its sonic shortcomings Musically this is superb!
As i may have mentioned a few thousand times ... for me Lowe was the greatest!.. and he is certainly Sorely missed.
his late work has equal gravitas , go to the cadence website and check the audio samples of 'Vision Blue', Bodies and Soul'...' Legends streets one and two'
Kharma 2 USA LP NYC 5/21/77
Frank Lowe-ts; Olu Dara-tp; Leo Smith-tp; Phillip Wilson-d; Fred Williams-b
Trombone (dedicated to George Lewis & Joseph Bowie) (Lowe) 4:30
Crush (Lester Bowie) 7:45
Parts (Lowe) 7:30
Doctor Too-Much (Lowe) 7:55
Structuralism (Lowe) 3:35
Broadway Rhumba (Lowe) 5:30
Future Memories (Lowe) 4:45
Enjoy!!
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1971...those were the days!
Brillant share, Sotise. Thank you so much.
many thanks
I tried for years to buy it, but it was nowhere to be found
Thank you so much Sotise. Unlike maghetto, I have found this several times over the years . . . but could never afford the asking price (130 euros plus).
Incidentally, I have three Frank Lowe/Bernard Santacruz albums ('Short Tales', Latitude 44' and 'After the Demon's Leaving'); are they still too 'available' to be uploaded? Thanks again.
Martin , you check it out , and use your own judgement im no weathervane
when it comes to availability... in fact i made an error just a few days ago with that Lysis Live post!
Thanks for this missing link in my Frank Lowe collection. Much appreciated.
Nice upgrade for my worn-out vinyl. Thanks.
dear sotise, thanks so much for sharing this - that sweet memphis sound ... frank was definitely one of my favorites as well ... RIP ...
Ta
Thanks!
Wow! Thanks a lot!
unbelievable! top class! many and many thanks, Sotise!
Igor
Could this be re-posted? Thanks!
hi! re up?
enjoy!
https://www.mediafire.com/file/peylaqkqsldlgef/Frank_Lowe_-_Doctor_Too_Much_1977.zip/file
Thanks!!!!
BIG THX!...
An absolute jewel... an Lp I have treasured for years. If there is one dimensionality in the recording, the music makes up for it, + a hard one to find, so a marvelous resource! Don't miss this! Thank you!
Thanks!
thanks very much
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