Design flaw - Ends meet
there is a post somewhere here at IS, wich I think is Thread Quintet - Long Lines, but I cannot find it, probably it wasnt tagged and the useful search feature has disappeared (for me only or for real?). it was a good one that make me want to look for his companion album, wich is here now
Design Flaw - Ends Meet
Future Reference Recordings, FR001, CD
2003
Jon Doyle - B flat clarinet
Brian Dibblee - double Bass
Frank Rosaly - drums
1 - Closer Than You Or I Believe 5:02
2 - Couldn't 4:42
3 - Leaving 4:28
4 - Passing By 4:10
5 - A Solution For Something 4:51
6 - Lasting Impression 3:15
7 - For Airplay 4:44
8 - Another Time 4:59
9 - Trying Not To Stand Still 5:51
Track 7 was written by Frank Rosaly, all other tracks written by Brian Dibblee
Tracks 6, 7 and 9 recorded december 2001 at Shevitz Studio.
Tracks 1-5 and 8 were recorded november 11, 2002 at Acme Recording.
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Hi corvimax,
I recall posting the Thread Quintet's album last year or beginning of this year.
But I forgot where I've posted it. I thought it might be "...And the leftovers" or "The Lair" but I haven't found it there as well...
It was a request (as far as I recall) but I didn't find the album you've posted here.
I must have stashed it somewhere else in my collection - so to say.
Thanks!!
Just checked all posts manually down to mid 2014. But no "Threads Quintet"!
Now I'm sure I've posted it somewhere else....but where???
I'm sure that was here at incostant sol, about one year ago, but I cant find it also, maybe deleted? someone can enlighten us?
Don't know Jon Doyle, but the instrumentation looks good, looking forward to hearing it, thank you.
found it (flac) over here :
http://sauti-muuaji.blogspot.pt/2016/09/thread-quintet-long-lines-2003-flac.html
ENJOY!...
BIG THX for the post @corvimax...& @Ernst for everything else!....
Ernst, you posted Threads Quintet 'Long Lines' on March 10
this year at the R&C forum #25 of 'A Darker Shade of Blue'.
Thanks for that one and 'Ends Meet' as well.
Cool, thanks for both!
mistery solved thank to mew
memory plays strange tricks
Thank you, mew23 - I shall re-post it here as well.
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