PAUL MURPHY "CLOUDBURST" (M.A.D., 1983)
R.I.P - DEWEY JOHNSON 06.11.1939 - 27.06.2018
Obituary
Jimmy Lyons, alto saxophone
Karen Borca, bassoon
Maryanne Driscoll, piano, voice
Paul Murphy, drums
1. Fantasy 14:52
2. Voices 04:16
3. Calling 04:06
4. Open 12:05
5. Cloudburst 03:33
Live two-track recording at RCA Studio A, New York on February 25, 1983 by Paul Goodman.
M.A.D. MURPHY RECORDS MM2
(vinyl rip)
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15 comments:
& w/ Jimmy Lyons! It's look a very good one; thanks a lot.
Jimmy ... any time. THANK YOU.
hi onxidlib,
many thanks for this gem - really a very good free jazz record. it's a fantastic post especially for jimmy lyons and karen borca fans. there are not too many recordings of karen borca - in my opinion the best female free jazz improviser. and this record seems to be very rare one - i have never seen it in any record store including the biggest ones in usa, canada, u.k. and germany.
best regards.
paul w.
And recording of Dewy Johnson is very rare, I guess. Other his recordings I know are Coltrane's "Ascension" and Paul Murphy's "Red snapper" only.
murphy was quite active on youtube postings for a while. first dug him in spearman's trio. whipsnap of the quicksilver paradiddles! i owe my long passion for bassoon to karen borca and, I suppose, maurice ravel. absolutely loved her on eneidi's 'final disconnect notice.'
Very welcome.
Dewey's also on Paul Bley's "Barrage" (rec. 1964.10.15 for ESP).
[This one's new to me. Thanks for posting.]
It is not like there is a ton of Jimmy Lyons without Cecil Taylor...
and i am not at all familiar with Karen Borca... so this is much appreciated.
Is it possible to get a re-up of this? Thanks
Alfie
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onxidlib, the re-posts of late have all been outstanding. This, however is extraordinary! Thank you, thank you!!
Thank you Thank you Thank you!
Dewey Johnson was one of the most under-rated new voices on trumpet in the sixties and its great to hear him. Just a shame he never got more opportunities to record.
Agreed. Fine trumpeter
A superbe album taht I discovered not so long ago and a nice way to pay tribute to the memory of another almost unknown great musician.
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