I used the bass player (above) because on this rare recording of Mujician Paul Rogers is absent.
Andy you asked me wether I know Paul Dunmall - yes I do and I'm glad you shared your treasures with us.
MUJICIAN TRIO "Live in Bristol, 1992"
Keith Tippett, piano
Paul Dunmall, reeds
Tony Levin, drums
1. Set 2 (39:12)
Recorded on 23rd October, 1992 at Rare Music Club, Bristol, UK.
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Here is the first post I do on behalf of Andy , who has sent me some recordings he has made in 1992/93.
Two of them I have listened so far. The sound is excellent and the music as well.
Enjoy!
GÜNTER CHRISTMANN & BARRY GUY "Live in Leicester, 1992"
Günter Christmann, trombone
Barry Guy, double bass
1. -duo- 10:53
2. -bass solo- 06:13
3. -trombone solo- 05:36
4. -duo- 10:14
5. -bass solo- 05:57
6. -trombone solo- 04:26
7. -bass solo- 08:42
8. -duo- 08:34
9. -duo- 05:56
Recorded: November 4, 1992 at the City Gallery, Leicester, UK.
Dear Andy - thank you for your gift!
Another great concert from the 20th Monterey Jazz Festival.
Rec. live at "The 20th Monterey Jazz Festival", Monterey, CA,
on September 18, 1977 (radio broadcast)
Betty Carter,vocal
John Hicks,piano
Calvin Hill,bass
Clifford Barbaro,drums
1. Trio Intro (06:18)
2. I Was Telling Him About You [D.George] (05:46)
3. Caribbean Sun [C.Garnett] (03:22)
4. Timeless [B.Carter] (03:13)
5. I Can't Help It [B.Carter] (02:00)
6. Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love [C.Porter] (03:36)
7. Medley : If I Should Lose You [R.Raiger]/Just Friends [J.Klenner]/
All The Things You Are [J.Kern]/I Didn't Know What Time It Was [R.Rodgers]/Star Eyes [D.Raye] (09:35)
8. My Favorite Things [R.Rodgers] (01:57)
9. But Beautiful [J.Burke]/By the Bend In the River (inc.) [C.Edwards] (12:59)
Total Time 48:51
Timeless
Our journey so far...thanks for being a part of it.
To all brothers and sisters (hello - are there any sisters?)!
Enjoy.
DOLLAR BRAND (Abdullah Ibrahim) "THE JOURNEY"
Hamiet Bluiett, baritone saxophone, clarinet
Don Cherry, trumpet
Talib Rhynie, alto saxophone, oboe
Carlos Ward, alto saxophone
Johnny Akhir Dyani, bass
Claude Jones, conga drums
John Betsch, percussion
Roy Brooks, percussion
Abdullah Ibrahim, piano, soprano saxophone
1. Sister Rosie 04:43
2. Jabulani (Joy) 17:49
3. Hajj (The Journey) 21:10
Recorded September 1977 at Downtown Sound, NY.
CHIAROSCURO CR 187
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"One of the most indispensable ensembles in contemporary jazz."
Great stuff!
The picture above is by Claudio Casonovo.
Rec. live at "The Saalfelden Jazz Festival", Saalfelden, Austria,
on August 29, 2010 (radio broadcast)
Taylor Ho Bynum,cornet
Bill Lowe,trombone
Jim Hobbs,alto sax
Mary Halvorson,guitar
Ken Filiano,bass
Tomas Fujiwara,drums
1. Apparent Distance (45:34)
2. A Blues (17:31)
Total Time 1:03:06
The beginning of the Blues
This quite rare, yet very interesting LP rip is again a gift from a friend.
Never heard about this LP before - and Ron Pittner was almost unknown to me - except for two recordings with him. One is to be found here >
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2011/02/alan-silva-celestrial-communication.html
...the other one is called "Jazz A Maison De Japon, Paris" with the same line-up as the present post.
(more from my friends treasure box will follow)
Maybe it's interesting to know that Angelus Records was a 'catholic' label (I was told) - the same is true for the german label 'Calig' (I know for sure) which issued for example Peter Brötzmann's "Nipples".
...I'm almost tempted to say - Enjoy! for god's sake...what a complex world.
RON PITTNER "OUT FROM THE EDGE"
Ron Pittner, drums & percussion
Kent Carter, bass & cello
Mototeru Takagi, tenor & soprano saxophone
Takashi Kako, acoustic & electric piano
1. Off - Duet for Piano and Percussion (03:54)
2. Stretch Street (Estado) - Quartett (12:25)
3. Out From The Edge - Quartett (20:06)
Recorded in concert March 2, 1974 Maison de Radio, Paris, France.
ANGELUS RECORDS WR-5142
(lp rip)
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"The main thing I picked up from Mingus was to 'do your own shit, straight ahead no matter what."
Rec. live at "The 20th Monterey Jazz Festival", Monterey, CA,
on September 16, 1977 (radio broadcast)
Ted Curson,trumpet
Nick Brignola,baritone & soprano sax
Jim McNeely,piano
David Friesen,bass
Ron Steen,drums
1. Jimmy Lyons Intro (0:13)
2. Children Of The Kingdom (D.Friesen solo) [D.Friesen] (04:44)
3. Reava's Waltz [T.Curson] (09:45)
4. Graft And Corruption [T.Curson] (15:01)
5. My Old Flame [A.Johnston] (08:53)
6. Unidentified (03:42)
Total Time 42:20
Reava's Waltz
"At this point, speaking of Braxton and his music is difficult: he's an
artist exposed to all sorts of influences, very receptive, but also with
enormous intelligence and integrity, that always put him in a much
more critical perspective towards those influences.
His music reflects all this, there is no hint of complacency on one side
and there is no time to be ironic on the present on the other side.
The past, especially bebop, is perhaps an essential part of his inspiration.
The analyticity of Braxton's interpretations is a stimulus that is
difficult to escape." G.Dalla Bona - Musica Jazz July 1977
Now it's time for hourglasses...
Rec. live at "Teatro Lirico", Milan, Italy, on June 3, 1977
(mix recording)
Anthony Braxton,alto & sopranino sax
George Lewis,trombone,euphonium,sousaphone
Muhal Richard Abrams,piano
Mark Helias,bass
Charles "Bobo" Shaw,drums
1. Composition 40 M (17:53)
2. Composition 40 (?) (52:20)
3. Composition 40 B (07:48)
Total Time 1:18:03
The end of track #2
Here's the second part of the International Jazz Festival compilation - this one is more in a Jazz-Rock style.
My favourite piece is from the Wolfgang Dauner Trio - but it's up to you to decide...
Enjoy!
INTERNATIONALES NEW JAZZ MEETING AUF BURG ALTENA (Compilation vol.2)
1. JIGGS WHIGHAM TRIO
Jiggs Whigham, electric trombone
Hans Rettenbacher, bass
Tony Inzalaco, drums
"unknown title" (13:05)
2. WOLGAND DAUNER TRIO
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, electric piano, melodica
Eberhard Weber, bass
Fred Braceful, drums
"unknown title" (20:06)
3. RÜDIGER SCHULZ QUARTETT
Rüdiger Schulz, tenor saxophone
Udo Will, vibes
Theo Kierdorf, bass
Gernot Meyer, drums
"NightLaughing" (Udo Will) (07:12)
4. JAN HUYDTS TRIO + THEO LOVENDIE
Theo Lovendie, soprano & alto saxophone
Jan Huydts, electric piano
Alfred Haurand, bass
Leo de Ruiter, drums
"unknown title" (07:19)
5. DAVE PIKE SET
Dave Pike, vibes
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Hans Rettenbacher, bass
Peter Baumeister, drums
"But Anyway" (Volker Kriegel) (05:26)
6. DAVE PIKE SET
Dave Pike, vibes
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Hans Rettenbacher, bass
Peter Baumeister, drums
"unknown title" (13:35)
This is a compilation made from parts of two LPs.
Track 1 - 2 from JG RECORDINGS JG 21/22
"Internationales New Jazz Meeting Auf Burg Altena"
Recorded on June 27, 1970 at Altena, Burginnenhof, Germany.
The John Surman Trio was recorded on June 26, 1970.
Track 3 - 6 from JG RECORDINGS JG 24/25
"Remembering '70"
Recorded in 1970 at various concerts in Dortmund, Iserlohn and Altena.
(lp rip)
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I am sure that there are many who cannot have failed to hear about the events in Norway Friday last week, on 22 July. As a Norwegian citizen, I am deeply shocked and horrified by what transpired on that day; first the explosion in the government quarters in central Oslo and then the massacre on the inland island of Utøya, less than an hour from Oslo, killing youngsters in their teens and twenties. With thousands of others, my wife and I took part in a procession in my hometown yesterday, with fellow citizens and visitors and anybody who wanted to take part in commemoration of the dead and those missing and in extending sympathies towards their parents and relatives. We were carrying white roses from our own garden, many were carrying torches.
I have been thinking about a way this blog could contribute towards taking a stand against the inhumanity displayed by such horrific acts. I have written in a previous post, the Billy Bang Vietnam Aftermath band, that music can have a therapeutic function in coming to terms with and processing traumas derived from witnessing and taking parts in gruesome acts, particularly in wartime. I do also think that music can promote spiritual and humanist values, whether religious or secular, and that we have in a small way done that on this blog.
"Amazing Grace" is to me one of the most beautfiful tunes there are, and this version is my favourite among those I've heard. Some may remember it as the signature tune of Radio Geronimo which used to broadcast round about 1970-1971 and I sometimes tuned in on the old mediumwave at midnight to listen to the three-hour show. Years later, I remembered the tune during a visit to London and found it in a record shop, Rock On, in Camden Town, on Old Kentish Road. The shop is long gone, but I've kept the record and thought I share it with you all. Here it is.
In the aftermath of the tragedy, the poem "Til ungdommen" (To the youth) by Nordahl Grieg has become something of a national anthem, performed at several official functions in the last few days and also at the one we attended. Here is the text and an English translation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Til_Ungdommen
and here is the song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qDCx1iM4aA
David Murray with a Cuban Ensemble plays the music that Nat King
Cole recorded "en español" at the end of the Fifties. Fanciful.
Rec. live at "Teatro Romano", Verona, Italy, on July 1st,
2011 (mics recording)
David Murray,tenor sax,conductor
Ariel Bringuez Ruiz,tenor sax
Roman Filiu Oreilly,alto sax
Mario Morejon,trumpet
Denis Cuni Rodriguez,trombone
Josè "Pepe" Rivero,piano
Reiner Elizarde Ruano,bass
Georvis Pico Milan,drums
1. El Bodeguero [R.Egües](15:02)
2. Tres Palabras [O.Farrés](19:30]
3. Black Nat [D.Murray](10:32)
4. Quizas, Quizas, Quizas [O.Farrés](14:18)
5. No Me Platiques [V.Garrido](16:55)
6. Piel Canela [B.Capó](11:20)
Total Time 1:27:30
Black Nat
Here is another early recording from Misha Mengelberg and Han Bennink.
Joined for three tracks by Gary Peacock, who only five month earlier participated along Sunny Murray in the seminal sessions which produced Albert Ayler's "Spiritual Unity" .
MISHA MENGELBERG KWARTET "DRIEKUSMAN TOTAL LOSS"
Misha Mengelberg, piano
Piet Noordijk, alto saxophone
Gary Peacock, bass (1 - 3)
Rob Langereis, bass (4)
Han Bennink, drums
1. Driekusman Total Loss (M.Mengelberg) 10:08
2. Nature Boy (Eden Ahbez) 10:42
3. If I Had You (T.Shapiro/J.Campbell/R.Connelly) 11:38
4. Remember Herbie (M.Mengelberg) 08:32
Recorded in Hilversum on 4th December (track 1-3)
and 28th June (track 4), 1964.
VARAJAZZ 210 - ...and all that Jazz volume 10
(lp rip)
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Paraphrasing the title of a song by G.Monchur III (that Shepp
has played countless times) we can say: Archie's back!
It seems that after years of weary routine, the "old lion" is
enjoying a second youth, even thanks to the most appropriate
choice of partners.
Great concert, and exiting the stage, Shepp has candidly admitted
that they forgot to play a B-Flat Blues...
Rec. live at "Teatro Romano", Verona, Italy, on July 1st,
2011 (mics recording)
Archie Shepp,tenor & soprano sax,vocal
Richard Davis,bass
1. U-Jamaa [A.Shepp] (12:34)
2. Don't Get Around Much Anymore [D.Ellington] (09:38)
3. Body And Soul [J.Green] (11:18)
4. Blue Bossa [K.Dorham] (07:50)
5. Let My Peple Go [Traditional] (08:52)
6. Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child [Traditional] (07:02)
Total Time 57:17
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
Here we have some pre-ICP recordings by Misha Mengelberg and Han Bennink.
Clearly rooted in the tradition but already with strong hints of their idiosyncratic style which came to the fore only some month later.
During the american tour (April) of the ICP Orchestra Misha Mengelberg had to leave for health reasons - I hope he has recovered now - "Long Live Misha Mengelberg".
Enjoy!
THE MISJA MENGELBERG QUARTET "JAZZ FROM HOLLAND"
Piet Noordijk, alto saxophone
Misja Mengelberg, piano
Rob Langereis, double bass
Han Bennink, drums
1. Peer's Counting Song 05:45
2. Auntie Watch Your Step 10:09
3. To John Hodjazz 07:10
4. Driekus Man Total Loss 07:37
5. Journey 12:11
6. Samba Zombie 02:29
Recorded March 4, 1966 in Amsterdam, Netherland.
ARTONE POP 41 (Serie Smeraldo)
(lp rip)
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The most capricious of jazz stars in one of his typical concert:
interrupted after the third song for too ambient noise...
(Ilario's tape)
Rec. live at "Piazza del Campidoglio", Rome, Italy,
on July 16, 1983 (mics recording)
Keith Jarrett,piano
1. Track #1 (09:25)
2. Track #2 (24:40)
3. Over The Rainbow (05:12)
Total Time 39:18
Over The Rainbow
"Organic was organized to present an electric music idiom that utilized the same performance principles that Wadada’s other ensembles use. This means that the ensemble’s use of languages and systems are fundamental to the conception of making music. The instrumentation consists primarily of electric strings (4 guitars, cello, 2 basses), but what is truly different with Organic’s music is its ability to establish a polycentric / polytonal and multi-layered grid where each performer has the right and responsibility to creatively organize the ensemble’s musical space and ideas as it moves across the performance dimension. The value placed on electronics is communal in character and has a philosophy centered in the art of sound making, and is not noise based.
Organic’s music is powerfully electric and electronic in nature; fiery and interactive in character; contemporary, spiritual and politically conscious, its creative energy is heartfelt and connected with the human feeling."
Only European date.
Pictures by Roberto Cifarelli.
Rec. live at "Teatro Manzoni", Milan, Italy, on March 27, 2011
(mics recording)
Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith,trumpet,conductor
Michael Gregory/Josh Gerowitz/Brandon Ross/
Lamar Smith,guitars
Okkyung Lee,cello
Skuli Sverrisson,electric bass
John Lindberg,bass
Pheeroan AkLaff,drums
1. Track #1 (40:00)
2. Track #2 (1:04:59)
Total Time 1:45:00
excerpt from track #1
There were a couple of requests for this one, so as we pride ourselves for being service-minded (to the best of our ability), here it is. This is BoB Mark II, with many new faces and a few carry-overs from Mark I. Missing are key regulars such as Dudu Pukwana, Harry Miller and Lois Moholo, though Harry Beckett, Nick Evans and Radu Malfatti are well-known from earlier installations of the BoB. New to the combo are some top-notch jazzers from the French scene as well as the venerable John Tchicai.
The repertoire is a mix of some new and some not so new. "Andromeda" was of course on their debut album, "Sonia" turned up on their "Procession" lp, recorded in France in 1977 and "Burning Baby" was given an airing on Chris McGregor's solo piano album, "Piano Song vol. 1", recorded for the French label Musica Records in 1977. "Maxine" cropped up again on "Country Cooking", which appeared in 1988, also recorded in France, the chosen country of residence for Chris and Maxine McGregor.
A more, shall we say, restrained and well-ordered version of the BoB here, not given to 15-minute collective otbursts which of course had its charms as I will be the first to admit. The accent here is on arrangements, carefully written-out passages, perhaps more to Chris McGregor's liking than the earlier slightly more anarchic version. But it's all good stuff, nonetheless. A couple of surprises, the funkified vibe of "Sea Breeze" with some tasteful cello playing from Caroline Collins, and the flair of "Yes Please", the latter a Malfatti composition, definitely in his pre-minimalist phase.
Basic facts:
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath – Yes Please - Angoulème 1981
Label:In And Out
Catalog#:IaO 1001
Tracklist
A1 Andromeda – Mc Gregor
A2 Sonia – Feza
A3 Maxine – McGregor
A4 Sea Breeze – McGregor
B1 Burning Bush – McGregor
B2 Duku – Pukwana
B3 Uqonda – McGregor
B4 Yes Please – Malfatti
Credits
Piano, Flute – Chris McGregor
Cornet, Trumpet [Alto Horn] – Mark Charig
Trumpet – Peter Segone
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – David Defries, Harry Beckett
Trombone – Nick Evans, Radu Malfatti
Saxophone [Alto], Clarinet [Bass] – Andre Goudbeek
Saxophone [Baritone], Oboe, Flute – Bruce Grant
Saxophone [Soprano And Tenor], Clarinet [Bass] – François Jeanneau
Saxophone [Soprano],clarinet, Clarinet [Bass] – Louis Sclavis
Cello – Caroline Collins
Bass [Acoustic] – Didier Levallet
Bass [Guitar] – Ernest Shololo Mothle
Drums, Percussion – Brian Abrahams, Jean-Claude Montredon
Notes
Recorded 1ST and 2nd June 1981 in Théatre Municipal, Angoulème
Recorded By – Daniel Deshayes*
New scans courtesy of Nemo!
Position Alpha
1983-may 21+22, Atlantis Studio Stockholm
Dragon/Sweden drlp50
Jonny Wartel ... ss,ts,cl,tp,bells,music-tube,train-whistle,voc
Jonas Aakerblom ... as,bars,woodfl,duck-call,train-whistle,voc
Mats Eklöf ... bars,tp,cl,fishophone,voc
Thomas Jäderlund ... as,bcl,woodfl,triangle,voc
Sture Erikson ... as,ts,woodfl,harm,music-tube,fl,voc
A-1) barbamola
A-2) roma coma
A-3) well you needn´t
A-4) fisk 14
A-5) good bye
A-6) jelly roll
A-7) framat mot stenalderen
B-1) good evening
B-2) ore-se-rere
B-3) everybody´s got a hungry dog to feed
B-4) good morning
B-5) fisk 3
lp-rip by O.
the first LP of the swedish sax quintet.
first of all, those cats really can handle their instruments.
the music oscillates between free jazz, twisted adaptions of (here) not expected tunes (but then, they used to do just the unexpected), and a good portion of humour. a great live band as well.
have fun.
Here's my first attempt for a compilation. In general I prefer "proper" albums, but with such a line-up I couldn't withhold myself.
A special mentioning goes for a rather unusual piece by Albert Mangelsdorff's group (in my ears) and to the Schlippenbach Trio with Paul Lovens and Michel Pilz! Some month ago I was convinced that there is no official recording by this trio.
( see > http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2010/10/schlippenbach-trio-first-incarnation.html ) - to err is human...and in this case quite joyful.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
INTERNATIONALES NEW JAZZ MEETING AUF BURG ALTENA (Compilation)
1. JOACHIM KÜHN - EJE THELIN GROUP & ROLF KÜHN
Joachim Kühn, piano, alto saxophone
Rolf Kühn, clarinet
Eje Thelin, trombone
Hardy Roitlinger, bass (Adelhard Roidinger ?!)
Jacques Thollot, drums
"unknown title" 11:08
2. ALBERT MANGELSDORFF QUARTET
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Heinz Sauer, alto saxophone
Günter Lenz, bass
Ralf Hübner, drums
"unknown title" 12:45
3. NEW JAZZ TRIO
Manfred Schoof, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Peter Trunk, bass
Cees See, drums
"unknown title" 12:26
4. JOHN SURMAN TRIO
John Surman, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet
Barre Phillips, bass
Stu Martin, drums
"unknown title" 11:50
5. WOLFGANG DAUNER TRIO
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, electric piano, melodica, hohner-pinnet
Eberhard Weber, bass
Fred Braceful, drums
"Summertime" (excerpt) 07:10
6. ALEXANDER VON SCHLIPPENBACH TRIO
Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
Michel Pilz, bass clarinet
Paul Lovens, drums
"Yarrak" 06:21
7. JOHN SURMAN TRIO + ALAN SKIDMORE
Alan Skidmore, tenor saxophone
John Surman, baritone saxophone
Barre Phillips, bass
Stu Martin, drums
"Dee Tune" 07:42
This is a compilation made from parts of two LPs.
Track 1 - 4 from JG RECORDINGS JG 21/22
"Internationales New Jazz Meeting Auf Burg Altena"
Recorded on June 27, 1970 at Altena, Burginnenhof, Germany.
The John Surman Trio was recorded on June 26, 1970.
Track 5 - 7 from JG RECORDINGS JG 24/25
"Remembering '70"
Recorded in 1970 at various concerts in Dortmund, Iserlohn and Altena.
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A supplement to a previous post.
(Ilario's tape)
Rec. live at "Centro Jazz St. Louis", Rome, Italy, on December 15,
1979 (mix recording)
James Newton,flute
Anthony Davis,piano
Rick Roozie,bass
Pheeroan akLaff,drums
1. Lake [J.Newton] (17:28))
2. An Anthem For The Generation That Died [A.Davis] (16:54)
3. Meditations On Integration [C.Mingus] (28:06)
4. Hocket In The Pocket [A.Davis] (08:35)
5. Unknown [inc.] (21:08)
Total Time 1:32:13
Hocket In The Pocket
CHARLES TOLLIVER "NEW TOLLIVER"
Charles Tolliver, trumpet
Nathen Page, guitar
Steve Novosel, bass
Alvin Queen, dums
1. Earl's World 12:46
2. Impact 05:38
3. Compassion 11:00
4. Truth 09:48
Recorded November, 1977 in Paris.
BAYSTATE RVJ-6025 (LP)
BAYSTATE BVCJ-35117 (CD)
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Classical Dutch School.
Rec. live at "Rocca Sforzesca", Imola, Italy, on July 14, 1978
(mics recording)
Loek Dikker,piano
Leo Van Oostrom,alto sax
Geerhard Zwiers,trombone
Niko Langenhuijsen,bass
Joop Van Erven,drums
1. Giorgio Gaslini Intro (01:06)
2. Unknown (47:28)
3. Encore (07:31)
Total Time 56:06
Encore
The final concert (the fourth of the evening!) of the third edition
of Umbria Jazz, maybe not the best recording but, the Music is
fantastic ...
Rec. live at "Umbria Jazz", Orvieto, Italy, on August 1, 1975
(mics recording)
Cecil Taylor,piano
Jimmy Lyons,alto sax
Andrew Cyrille,drums
1. Improvisation [inc.] (59:10)
excerpt
Sublime performances by Bill Dixon and his fellow musicians.
Finally - after years of searching for these rare recordings - I'm able to hear them. Thank you M.!
My expectations weren't disappointed - au contraire.
Enjoy!
BILL DIXON "CONSIDERATIONS 1"
Bill Dixon, trumpet
Steve Horenstein, tenor saxophone (1,4)
Alan Silva, bass (1)
Henry Letcher, drums (4)
1. Places And Things 11:59
2. Long Alone Song 06:35
3. Shrike 01:01
4. Pages 16:08
5. Solo 07:00
Recorded: 1973 (3,5), 1975 (2,4), and 1976 (1)
Cover paintings by Dixon.
FORE 3
(lp-rip)
Note: Tracks 2) and 3) also available on "Odyssey".
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BILL DIXON "CONSIDERATIONS 2"
Bill Dixon, trumpet
Henry Letcher, drums (3,4)
Jim Tifft, trumpet (5)
Jeff Hoyer, trombone (5)
Steve Horenstein, tenor saxophone (5)
Jay Ash, baritone saxophone (5)
Chris Billias, percussion (5)
(unknown orchestra on 2)
1. Webern 00:15
2. Orchestra Piece 12:03
3. Duo # one 07:36
4. Duo # two 06:38
5. Sequences 12:56
Recorded: 1973 (1), 1972 (2,4), 1975 (3,4)
Cover paintings by Bill Dixon.
FORE 5
(lp-rip)
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UPDATE: New rip from another LP courtesy of Nick. Links see comment no. 16..........
The collaboration between Masayuki Takayanagi and Masahiko Togashi yields some music which is quite special for both discographies. They never played in such a manner before or after.
Note: The rip has a continous buzzing and during the quieter parts a kind of crackling. I tried to remove it - but to no avail. Yet it is still a good listen (sonically) and a marvellous achievement by the musicians (musically!!).
Hopefully it will see a proper reissue...
Enjoy!
MASAHIKO TOGASHI & MASAYUKI TAKAYANAGI "PULSATION"
Masayuki Takayanagi,guitar
Masahiko Togashi,drums, percussion
1. Inner pulsation (TOGASHI) 21:12
2. Outer pulsation (TOGASHI) 21:19
May 27, 1983 : Live at Zojoji Hall, Tokyo
Notes :
Concert produced by TOGASHI Masahiko (Zojoji concert No. 13).
Cover design by TOGASHI Masahiko.
Album subtitle : "1983. We now create. Live at Zojoji Hall."
PADDLE WHEEL/KING K28P-6244
(lp rip)
Addendum: A new (Dec. 19) rip is available, see comments...
UPDATE: New link from the new rip (courtesy Nick) in comments (Nov. 06. 2012)
...still waiting for a reissue...
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KANG TAE HWAN & SAINKHO NAMTCHYLAK "LIVE"
Kang Tae Hwan, alto saxophone
Sainkho Namtchylak, voice
1. Improvisation 1 (duo) 22:00
2. Improvisation 2 (solo- Sainkho) 02:42
3. Improvisation 3 (duo) 03:50
4. Improvisation 4 (Hokutobo) (solo- Kang) 25:03
5. Improvisation 5 (duo) 15:59
Recorded live at Weather Report, Matsue, Shimane-kenn, Japan on 28th November, 1993.
FREE IMPROVISATION NETWORK FINCD9301
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Tenth event/concert for the series "I Concerti di Un Certo Discorso".
The first seven songs (by J.R. Morton) were published by the FMP years ago (SAJ-31) and now sadly OOP, while the long suite in four movements and the encore are still unpublished (to my knowledge).
here the complete list of all concerts.
Rec. live at "Teatro Argentina", Rome, Italy, on May 31, 1980
(radio broadcast)
Alexander von Schlippenbach,piano,conductor
Gerd Dudek,tenor & soprano sax,clarinet,flute
Bob Stewart,tuba;
Bruno Tommaso,bass
Paul Lovens,neworleansed drumset,drums
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RAI Big Band :
Doriano Beltrame/Nino Culasso/Michele Lacerenza/
Cicci Santucci,trumpet
Gennaro Baldino/Giancarlo Becattini/Marco Pellacani/
Dino Piana,trombone
Beppe Carrieri/Sal Genovese/Baldo Maestri/Gianni Oddi/
Alfredo Santoloci,reeds
01. Black Bottom Stomp [J.R.Morton] (05:13)
02. New Orleans Blues [J.R.Morton] (07:36)
03. King Porter Stomp [J.R.Morton] (02:15)
04. The Pearls [J.R.Morton] (06:03)
05. Wolverine Blues [J.R.Morton] (04:42)
06. Mr. Jelly Lord [J.R.Morton] (02:51)
07. Dead Man Blues [J.R.Morton] (05:09)
08. Suite (part I) [A.von Schlippenbach] (11:37)
09. Suite (part II) [A.von Schlippenbach] (16:12)
10. Suite (part III) [A.von Schlippenbach] (05:37)
11. Suite (part IV) [A.von Schlippenbach] (11:30)
12. Black Bottom Stomp (encore) [J.R.Morton] (05:24)
Total Time 1:24:14
Black Bottom Stomp (encore)
"It doesn't matter what it is. I'm just a person who writes for what it is. It's written for jazz musicians. I don't consider myself a jazz musician at all. I'm not spontaneous. I take a lot of time thinking about everything and when I finally get an idea during a solo, the piece is over. So, I'm really slow. I'm not a jazz musician; I wish I were. I'm just writing for them, as opposed to writing for classical musicians, or as opposed to writing for cabaret or the other things you mentioned. Those are not the people I write for." Carla Bley
Rec. live at "Cineteatro Ciak", Milan, Italy, on November 3,
1980 (mics recording)
Carla Bley,conductor,organ,vocals
Steve Slagle,alto sax,clarinet,vocals
Gary Windo,tenor sax,vocals
Gary Valente,trombone,vocals
Earl McIntyre,bass trombone,vocals
Michael Mantler,trumpet,vocals
Joe Daley,tuba,vocals
Arturo O'Farrill,piano,vocals
Steve Swallow,electric bass,vocals
D.Sharpe,drums,vocals
1. Can't Get My Motor To Start (03:26)
2. 8 1/2 (11:09)
3. Murder (05:08)
4. Copyright Royalties (08:00)
5. 440 (07:48)
6. Unknown (03:56)
7. Very Very Simple [inc.] (06:27)
8. Hot River (08:00)
9. Walking Batterriewoman (06:59)
Total Time 1:00:59
All compositions by C.Bley except 2 [N.Rota]
Very Very Simple (inc.)
An addendum to the Cramps thread - I do not know anything about Luigi Cinque and haven't heard yet his music.
I got it as a present today - a present for you.
Enjoy!
Performer:
Luigi Cinque, Umberto Mosca, Antonello Neri
Instruments:
soprano saxophone, acqua, tastiere, flauti, voci, campanelli, chen, pianoforte preparato, zampogna
1. Solo 11:56
2. Il Volo Dell'Ape Oltre Le Sabbie 06:37
3. (Sinusoide) 07:34
4. Molino 03:25
5. Suoni 09:10
Released in 1979.
CRAMPS 5206 011 DIVerso n.11
(japanese version POCE-1203)
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G.L. UNIT "ORANGUTANG!"
Track 1,2 & 3 :
Peter Hennix, Torsten Eckerman, trumpet
Roland Keijser, clarinet
Alponso Dantzler, alto saxophone
Göran Freese, alto saxophone, flute
Gunnar Lindqvist, tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet, piano
Rune Stålspets, tenor & soprano saxophone, flute
Allan Olsson, baritone saxophone, flute
Åke Holmqvist, melodica, recorder
Allan Wajda, piano, recorder
Kjell Norlén, guitar,
Ivar Lindell, Göran Oskarsson, bass
Bampe Karlsson, Bosse Skoglund, drums (1,2)
Bengt "Frippe" Nordström, alto saxophone (2),
Sune Spångberg, drums (3)
Track 4 :
Peter Hennix, Maffy Falay, Torsten Eckerman, Lalle Svensson, trumpet
Bo Lindenstrand, alto saxophone
Gunnar Lindqvist, tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet
Roland Keijser, Tommy Koverhult, tenor saxophone, flute
Bernt Rosengren, tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet, oboe
Bengt "Frippe" Nordström, tenor saxophone
Gunnar Bergsten, Göran Freese, baritone saxophone
Allan Olsson, baritone saxophone,,flute
Ove Karlsson, Mats Hagström, cello
Björn Alke, bass, cello
Lennart Sandsjö, bass
Bampe Karlsson, Sven-Åke Johansson, Gunnar Nyberg, Bengt Berger, drums
Peter Smoliansky, bongos
1. Waves 05:51
2. Experience X 06:31
3. Orangutan 07:22
4. Freedom - Equality - Brotherhood 16:04
All music composed by G.Lindqvist.
Track 1 - 3 recorded at Stockholmsterassen on March 19, 1969.
Track 4 recorded at EMI Studio, Stockholm on March 22, 1970.
EMI ODEON E062-34163
(lp rip)
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TOMMY KOVERHULT & JAN WALLGREN QUINTET
Hakan Nykvist, fluegelhorn
Tommy Koverhult, tenor saxophone, flute
Jan Wallgren, piano
Ivar Lindell, bass
Ivan Oscarsson, drums
1. Man Dally (Wallgren) 07:17
2. Out Walked Bud (Wallgren) 06:07
3. Love Chant (Wallgren) 10:31
4. Wallgreco El Sueco (Wallgren) 08:07
5. Khalida's Lullaby (Wallgren) 04:20
6. Charli's Lat'n (Gösta Wälivaara) 09:42
Recorded at Guldhatten, Stockholm on March 5, 1973.
DRAGON DRLP 5
(lp rip)
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Billy Bang Sextet
Sweet Space
Billy Bang - violin
Frank Lowe - tenor sax
Luther Thomas - alto sax
Butch Morris - cornet
Curtis Clark - piano
Wilbur Morris - bass
Steve McCall - drums
1. A Pebble Is A Small Rock 16:57
2. Sweet Space 5:21
3. Loweski For Frank (T.F.R.) 13:05
4. Music For The Love Of It 5:56
total 41:22
Recorded live at the Loeb Student Center north lobby, New York University, November 15, 1979.
Anima 12741 / own LP-rip
Owombat, May 2011
Hi all,
over at 9 grey chairs (http://ninegreychairs.blogspot.com/) there is much more to be found from this great musician, human being and personal friend. Sweet Space was not among them, so I decided to .flac my LP (some mp3´s of this are floating around in blogland) to the honour of Bill and for the pleasure of you
...upon request.
I got it from Dime - thanks to the original uploader survivor69.
ANGELICA 21 Festival internazionale di musica - LIVING IT UP!
Pauline Oliveros, accordion and electronics
Roscoe Mitchell, saxophones, flutes
John Tilbury, piano
Wadada Leo Smith, trumpet
improv1 pt1 12.27
improv1 pt2 17.39
improv2 pt1 17.40
improv2 pt2 22.13
improv3 (encore) 4.24
Live FM radio broadcast from Teatro San Leonardo, Bologna (ITALY) by "Il Cartellone - Radio Tre Suite", Radio 3 RAI [third channel of Italian national radio], on sunday 8 May 2011, 21:42 hours.
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MASAHIKO TOGASHI & IMPROVISATION JAZZ ORCHESTRA "AL-ALAPH"
Masahiko Sato, piano, electric piano, conductor
Masahiko Togashi, drums, percussion, arrangement
Katsuji Hattori, Kazuo Komiya, Jiro Shoda, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Tadanori Konakawa, Haruki Sato, trombone
Masami Nakagawa, flute, piccolo, soprano & alto saxophone
Shuya Sato, soprano & alto saxophone
Hisahide Kato, soprano & tenor saxophone
Kazutoki Umezu, soprano & alto saxophone, bass clarinet
Shunzo Sunahara, baritone saxophone
Hiroshi Ito, electric violin
Isao Suzuki, Nobuyoshi Ino, bass
Toshiro Miyauchi, Mikiharu Takagi, drums, percussion
LP 1
1. Al-Alaph (opening) 07:50
2. Wind 11:18
3. Street 20:02
LP 2
4. Lonely 20:02
5. Hole 09:23
6. Al-Alaph (closing) 09:46
Recorded on April 30, 1980 , live at Yubin Chokin Kaikan Hall, Tokyo.
PADDLE WHEEL/KING K22P-6021/2
(lp rip)
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Probably, a musician to be rediscovered.
Rec. live at the 9th "Moers Festival", Moers, Germany,
on May 24, 1980 (mics recording)
Idris Ackamoor,alto sax,percussion
Rasul Siddik,trumpet
John McKinley,bass
John Baker,drums
1. The Beginning Of The Second Earth [I.Ackamoor] (24:52)
2. Sun Dazzling [I.Ackamoor]/The Maze [L.Nyers] (25:35)
3. Song (inc.) [R.Mitchell] (06:48)
Total Time 57:15
Song
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