SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE "SO, WHAT DO YOU THINK? (TANGENT, 1971)"
Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Trevor Watts, soprano saxophone
Derek Bailey, guitar
Dave Holland, bass, cello
John Stevens, drums
A. So, What Do You Think? (part 1) 24:39
B. So, What Do You Think? (part 2) 21:57
Recorded in London on January 27, 1971.
TANGENT TGS 118
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18 comments:
I once harboured a desire to own everything The Blessed Bailey was on... I know it's a hopeless task, but still... thanks for this!
Funny: I still harbour a desire to own anything that Holland plays on; and that is also a hopeless task! But: One more!
Thank you!
I think if it has Dave Holland and Derek Bailey together way back in 1971... It will be great... thats what I think. downloading now.
Another of those LP's that hang out with me, just a few feet away but can no longer sing: dead turntable!! Many thanks for the opportunity to hear it again.
-Brian
will be fascinating to compare this to karyobin, with the one horn change
Many thanks for the rip and upload of this. It is appreciated
One of my favourite SME releases. It's Wheeler for me.
Thank you! Great stuff; sounds a lot more outgoing than Karyobin.
Incredible treat. Thanks, onxidlib.
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/20833105/file.html
my lp scans... like always... very gooood!
i'll check the sound... and see if my lp is much much better i will post it on my blog!
Hey Brian - thank you - again - for your scans!!
Yes thanks onxidlib & brian for a wonderful treat.
here it is my own rip
http://we.tl/tgO3AvJlEt
Alex in Solex
PS any possibility to upload -if you have it-
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Thanks in advance
Thanks,great recording. Everybody sounds really good.I especially like Holland cello and bass plus Bailey's percussive guitar work.
Great to find this here; inspired by the reissue of Karyobin, I'm listening to as much SME as I can find. This is remarkable - totally different to anything else, and I'm not sure why Emanem would not be interested in reissuing it (too much emphasis on the percussion, apparently - there is certainly a propulsive drive to it, but it does seem to me to be acutely sensitive to what others are playing).
I agree with you, Tantris. John Stevens was always a sensible drummer / musician.
But Martin Davidson is a man of principle. He won't do a reissue.
Maybe someone else will step in.
There's an unissued recording which I would like to see a proper release.
It's a quite interesting line-up which I would like to hear with a reasoanble sound.
Rashied Ali, John Stevens, Dave Holland, Peter Kowald, Trevor Watts and Evan Parker were recorded 1968 in London.
And here I add the same link again.
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