A TOUCH OF THE SUN ‎– MILK TEETH (BEAD RECORDS, 1975)

A1. Hundreds And Thousands
A2. Rosin And Squeak
A3. Strings Of Beads

B1. Geese
B2. Lickspittle


Simon Mayo, clarinets
Peter Cusack, guitar
Shelley Lee, dance


Recorded in 1974

Bead Records ‎– BEAD 1

Vinyl Rip

Jaki Byard Trio-Live at the Jazz Inn, (Futura, LP, Ger 29, 1971)

' Small contribution to the OP Futura thread ...

Here's a Lesser Known record by the great Jaki Byard , too often unjustly remembered Solely as a Mingus side Man.

his Tenure with Mingus was relatively Short , theres a lot more to him than that, he was one of the most interesting 'Mainstream 'jazz pianists of his day!

Byard's string of eclectic adventurous records for Prestige in the 60's are magnificent, as is his later post 70's oeuvre , for labels as diverse as Muse, Concord ,Soul Note,and Leo...

He also plays Alto sax on 3 tracks here, astoundingly playing Fractured Tayloresque runs on Piano ,and  simultaneously scrabbly  Japan in a dishpan like Alto on the 'Garnering ,a bit Free Suite for Paris'..

Byards was a masterfully executed flawlessly inventive Technique which effectively synthesizes, Stride, Earl Hines ,so called Trumpet Style, Bud Powell and Free Jazz.

 Byard Also loved Piano duets, recording great ones with Howard Riley, Earl Hines, and Ran Blake....and Tommy Flanagan(see comments)

He  recorded a solo album for Futura , 'Parisian Solos'which has been reissued and can be found here its great!

Enjoy!

EDWARD VESALA "I'M HERE" (BLUE MASTER, 1973)

While preparing this post I found - to my dismay - that I've lost somehow the last two tracks.
But Vesala's drumming is too good to be missed.
So please help - maybe someone is able to help us with the missing tracks!

Update: Two missing tracks added!




EDWARD VESALA  "I'M HERE"

Edward Vesala, drums, percussion, gong, cymbal, cylophone, marimba, vibes, chimes, sitar, clockwork, etc


01. I’m Here 3:52
02. Ho Ping (Peace) 2:50
03. M.M.M. 1:14
04. But We Didn’t Get The Fox 1:30
05. Natural Rock Formation In The Harbor  2:53
06. Byågz 1:03
07. One For The Road 1:43
08. Sinathropus 2:04
09. For You Who Bring Flowers And Love In My Lonesome Bared Nest 2:06
10. K. WN. V. H. 4:35
11. Homage To Jan Garbarek 6:31
12. A Day Of Life 1:57
13. Minttu 2:22
14. Uhuru 1:39
15. Palkin Kutsu 2:07
16. Murli Manohar 2:05
17. Whispering 2:41
18. "Tra-Dri, Them-Pa" 1:20
19. Puro – Rivulet 1:37

Recorded: Helsinki, Finland in 1973.

BLUE MASTER SPEL 311 (Finland)

Link for the last two pieces to be found in Nick comment....

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ALTERATIONS ‎– ALTERATIONS (BEAD RECORDS, 1978)

A1. Norwich 1
A2. Norwich 2
A3. Norwich 3
A4. Norwich 4

B1. London 1
B2. London 2
B3. London 3

David Toop, flute, electric guitar, percussion, fire bucket, water, plucked & bowed strings
Peter Cusack, guitar
Terry Day, percussion, cello, alto saxophone, mandolin, home-made reeds
Steve Beresford, piano, euphonium, violin, trumpet, guitar, toy piano, snapits

Side A recorded from The Premises in Norwich, May 13, 1978.
Side B recorded at the London Musicians Collective on June 22, 1978

Bead Records ‎– BEAD 9

Vinyl Rip

JOHN CARTER QUiNTET - Variations on Selected Themes for Jazz Quintet (Moers 1979)

I've got this classic album uploaded for quite long time, but kept forgetting to post it. Ripped from most probably OOP CD version, although vinyl is possibly still available according to Moers Music website. Two concerts from around same time are already available here and here. Enjoy.

JOHN CARTER QUiNTET - Variations on Selected Themes for Jazz Quintet (Moers 1979)

John Carter – clarinet
Bobby Bradford – trumpet
James Newton – flute
Bob Stewart – tuba
Phillip Wilson – drums

1. B.L.'s Delight – 13:55
2. Echoes from Harlem – 7:25
3. Woodman's Hall Blues – 7:28
4. Petals – 7:21
5. And She Speaks – 7:21

Recorded at Studio 57, Düsseldorf, Germany, 15 August 1979

Moers Music 02084 CD

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KALAPARUSHA ‎– KALAPARUSHA (TRIO RECORDS, 1977)

Japanese-only release for Maurice McIntyre (Kalaparusha).

A1. Mulberry Bush
A2. In The Field

B1. Ismac
B2. Celestial


Tom Schmidt, bass
Jack DeJohnette, drums (A1, A2, B2)
Jumma Santos, drums, percussion (B1)
Kalaparusha, reeds
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano
Ingrid Berger, vocals


Recorded May 30, 1975 at Woodstock Artists Association, NY.

Ismac recorded November 14, 1975 at the Creative Music Studio Auditorium, NY.

Trio Records ‎– PA-7167

Vinyl Rip

Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon & Tony Oxley Royal Festival Hall London, UK November 15th, 2004

Cecil Taylor - piano
Bill Dixon - trumpet
Tony Oxley - drums, percussion

01 - Tony Oxley solo (17:43)
02 - Bill Dixon solo (8:29)
03 - Bill Dixon solo (5:10)
04 - Cecil Taylor solo, trio improvisation (35:07)

01, 02, 03 - Sony ECM-719 mic -> Sony MZ-N710 MD -> SoundForge
04 - DAB (192kbps) broadcast on Radio 3

All tracks normalised using Wav File Leveller to ensure consistent volume.
Long gaps edited out after tracks 1 and 3.

Tracks 1 - 3 were not broadcast on Radio 3, hence the difference in sources.

September 7, 2003 Cecil Taylor Quintet FLAC

From
03.09.07

September 7, 2003

Cecil Taylor Quintet

Cecil Taylor (p)
Tony Oxley (d)
Tobias Netta (tpt)
Martin Mayes (fh)
Special guest: ANTONELLO SALIS (accordeon)
plus Tutta Oxley, vocals, at beginning of (1)
Martin Mayes, vocals, end of (1)

Piazza Del Nuraghe - Sant'Anna Arresi, Sardina, Italy "FREE: IN THE NAME OF FATHER AND SON"

1) 86:18 "KANGOROOH HOPP"
2) 02:48 (encore)

Primary source: Suso Navarette (in personal email to jason), recording exists. Hannes Schneider 
for clarification on personnel and recording (CD-R copy of digital radio broadcast (on 2 CD-R).

Primary source: Martin Mayes, horn player with the Italian Instabile Orchestra and also with the 
Cecil Taylor quartet, wrote in email, to jason, march 16, 2004: The title of the concert on Sept 
7 which you give was the title chosen by the Festival organiser. The title of the piece we performed 
was "KANGOROOH HOPP". "concert was broadcast live on Italian radio"

FM>?>trade>EAC>FLAC

TRIO RICOCHET "BROOKLYN, FEBRUARY 2006"

Nobu Stowe (須藤伸義 = Nobuyoshi Suto, Ph.D.) was born in Maebashi, Gumma, Japan. He started taking piano lessons at age 3 and composition at age 6.  Stowe moved to the US to study Music (composition) and Psychology at University of California, at Berkeley.  He then moved to Chicago to pursue graduate studies at University of Chicago.  After receiving the doctorate degree in Psychology, he moved to Baltimore for post-doctoral training at National Institute of Health.  In Baltimore, Stowe formed the post-fusion unit TRIO RICOCHET and performed at top venues, including Blue Note N.Y., The Knitting Factory, and Smithonian Institute.  In addition to his composition-based piano trio, Stowe has lead/co-lead various projects exploring ‘total-improvisation’ (a la Keith Jarrett) collaborating with Perry Robinson, Badal Roy, Andrea Centazzo, Dave Ballou, Lisle Ellise, Brian Groder et al.  He recently formed a new trio with the Italian multireedist Achille Succi and the drum legend Barry Altschul.  Stowe has been featured/interviewed internationally on All About Jazz (USA), Jazz Review.com (USA), Coda Magazine (Canada), All About Jazz Italia (Italy), Jazz Colo(u)rs (Italy), Cuadernos de Jazz (Spain), Toma Jazz (Spain), Impro Jazz (France), Citizen Jazz (France), Bitaites (Portugal), Jazz & Tzaz (Greece), El Intruso (Argentina), and Jazz Tokyo (Japan).  Stowe regularly contributes columns and interviews (including ones with Keith Jarrett, Michel Legrand, Gary Peacock, Paul Bley, Bill Frisell, Martial Solal, Marilyn Crispell, and Chico Hamilton) for Jazz Tokyo (www.jazztokyo.com).  Stowe is the contributing author of "ECM カタログ” – the first ever complete catalogue of ECM Records (1969-2010) with full color album covers just published in Japan.  He recently moved to San Diego and currently conducts scientific research at The Scripps Research Institute.

 ....
Already in May I got a mail from Nobu Stowe who offered me a dozen of his recordings for sharing here at Inconstant Sol.

They are meant as an appreciation for our ongoing efforts ;) in making available rare recordings which are OOP or where never (not yet?) released.

During the following weeks I shall upload his generous gifts. You will be able to listen to not yet released music and also to several issued ones.

More information on Nobu Stowe you'll find here and another interview from 2008.
I shall begin with a music which is not commercially available.

Thank you Nobu!


TRIO RICOCHET  "BROOKLYN, FEBRUARY 2006"

Nobu Stowe, piano
Tyler Goodwin, double bass
Alan Munshower, drums

1. Overtyr                   07:20
2. Le Problème Petit         06:41
3. Pochi                     09:51
4. Nardis                    09:15
5. Nouvelle Samba            08:08
6. Dawn Dance Of The East    08:56
7. Quite Rightly So...       06:23
8. Petrucciani               07:12
9. Darwin Perspective        13:33

All tunes by Nobu Stowe except "Nardis" by Miles Davis.

Recorded at "Wombat Studio", Brooklyn, NY on February 19, 2006.

[not on label but: "A Gift" 01] this recording is a contribution by Nobu Stowe to Inconstant Sol.
More to come!!

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IN ACTU ‎– MUSIC & PAINTING (PO TORCH RECORDS, 1993)

A. "The Blessed Dash 1-8"

B. "Further Details 1-4"


Paul Lovens, drums, cymbals, singing saw
Günter Christmann, trombone, cello
Wolfgang Hannen, drawing
K.H.R. Sonderborg, painting

Recorded on 4-5 December 1992, at ZKM Karlsruhe

Po Torch Records ‎– PTR/JWD 22

Vinyl Rip

JOJO TAKAYANAGI ‎– EXPERIMENTAL PERFORMANCE WITH JOHN ZORN (MOBYS RECORD, 1986)

A1. Active 1
A2. Active 2

B1. Brecht 47
B2. Counterevidence


Masayuki "JoJo" Takayanagi, guitar
John Zorn, saxophone, toys etc. (A1, A2)


A side recorded at Yokohama Education and Culture Center, Atelier B1, Yokohama on March 29, 1986.

B side recorded at Kid-Ailack Hall, Tokyo on May 23, 1986.

Mobys Record ‎– Mobys 0005

Vinyl Rip

DANGEROUS MUSICS. Duke of Wellington 1989

If you don't already know about it, check out Nick Stephens' excellent Loose Torque label.

JON CORBETT, trumpet
NICK STEPHENS, bass
ROGER TURNER, drums
PAT THOMAS, piano

1. 40:01
2. 38:54

Jazzhaus at The Duke of Wellington, London.   6th October 1989

ELTON DEAN'S 50th BIRTHDAY GIG

Yeeeeeha!

ELTON DEAN, alto sax, saxello
PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
NICK EVANS, trombone
MARCIO MATTOS, bass
TONY LEVIN, drums
JIM DVORAK, trumpet (Set 2)

Track 1  33:30
Track 2  31:46

Vortex, London.   29th October 1995

EVAN PARKER/PAUL RUTHERFORD/DAVE HOLLAND/PAUL LOVENS "THE ERICLE OF DOLPHI" (PO TORCH, 1976/85)

EVAN PARKER/PAUL RUTHERFORD/DAVE HOLLAND/PAUL LOVENS  "THE ERICLE OF DOLPHI"


Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Dave Holland, double bass, cello
Paul Lovens, selected drums and cymbals, singing saw


LP 1
1. To meet a (23:45)
2. To meet b (15:28)

Quartet recording from 3 November 1976 at the Quartier Latin,
Berlin during the 9. Total Music Meeting.


LP 2
1. To stay a (first part) (24:21)
2. To stay a (continued) (17:27)
3. To stay b (06:10)


Trio (without Holland) recording from 27 April 1985 at the Arts Theatre,
London during the Incus festival.


PTR/JWD 13/14

(my lp rip & Nick's scans)

MICHEL PORTAL ‎– OUR MEANINGS AND OUR FEELINGS (PATHÉ, 1969)

A1. For My Mother
A2. Walking Through The Land
A3. Dear Old Morocco

B1. A Train In A Very Small Town
B2. Our Meanings And Our Feelings

Jean-François Jenny-Clark, bass
Aldo Romano, drums
Jacques Thollot, drums, percussion
Joachim Kühn, piano, alto saxophone, shenai, antilope horn, steel drum, bells, tambourine
Michel Portal, tenor saxophone, piccolo clarinet, mi bémol, cor de basset, targot, zoukra, steel drum

Recorded at Pathé Marconi studios, Paris, June 27 1969.

Pathé ‎– 2 C 054-10525

Vinyl Rip

NEW PHONIC ART ‎– BEGEGNUNG IN BADEN-BADEN (WERGO, 1971)

A1. Version I
A2. Version II

B.  Version III

Michel Portal, clarinet, saxophone
Jean-Pierre Drouet, percussion
Carlos Roqué Alsina, piano, electric organ, percussion, flute, oboe
Vinko Globokar, trombone, alphorn, oboe


Recorded in Baden-Baden on 23-24 January 1971.

WERGO ‎– WER 60060

Vinyl Rip

DROR FEILER "ZVUG" (KNING DISK, 2005)

Y..e..a..h............


DROR FEILER  "ZVUG"


Dror Feiler, contrabass saxophone + live electronics


1. Zvug  11:56


Recorded and mixed by Dror Feiler in April, 2005.

TOCHNIT ALEPH 077
(originally released on Kning Disk [edition of 8])

THE QUARTET ‎– LIVE (KONNEX RECORDS, 1987)

A.  Unbounded II

B1. Body And Soul
B2. The Furnace II


Ali Haurand, bass
Tony Oxley, drums
Rob van den Broeck, piano
Gerd Dudek, saxophones


Recorded 28 August 1987 at Viersen International Jazz Festival.

Konnex Records ‎– ST 5016.

Vinyl Rip

GLOBE UNITY ORCHESTRA ‎– LOCAL FAIR (PO TORCH RECORDS, 1977)

B. Local Fair

Artur Beck, accordion
Birgit Reitz, accordion
Dirk Heinen, accordion
Ewald Wirths, accordion
Gabriele Joest, accordion
Hans Eikermann, accordion
Hans-Peter Fresen, accordion
Harald Heinz, accordion
Harald Pauli, accordion
Heinz Neyen, accordion
Horst Stark, accordion
Jörg Stepputat, accordion
Klaus Bächler, accordion
Klaus Krapp, accordion
Martina Apfelbaum, accordion
Martina Joest, accordion
Monika Lusebrink, accordion
Peter Eikermann, accordion
Rosemarie Spormann, accordion
Ursula Gruner, accordion
Ursula Göge, accordion
Ursula Saale, accordion
Wolfgang Gries, accordion
Wolfgang Göge, accordion
Wolfgang Weckelmann, accordion
Bernhard Kleinert, alto saxophone
Peter Brötzmann, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone
Hans-Peter Krummenauer, clarinet
Vangelis Zikas, clarinet
Theo Powiton, clarinet, alto saxophone
Peter Spormann, drums
Vassilis Zikas, drums
Manfred Gruner, electric bass
Alekos Zagoras, guitar
Rolf Schmitz, guitar
Werner Orf, guitar
Günter Christmann, alpine horn
Paul Rutherford, alpine horn
Hugo Dönch, tenor horn
Kurt Dönch, tenor horn
Friedel Kolb, trumpet
Hans Möllmann, oboe
Willi Hengstenberg, barrel organ
Mousikon Synkrotima, performer
Spirou Papandreou, vocals, guitar
Helmut Griesbeck, tenor saxophone
Josef Gallitelli, trobome
Friedel Hettrich, trumpet
Heinz Maurer, trumpet
Karl Wadenbach, trumpet
Karl-Heinz Bilewski, trumpet
Klaus Striebe, trumpet
Lothar Wagener, trumpet
Manfred Schoof, trumpet
Vito Gallitelli, trumpet
Jochen Windgassen, tuba

Wuppermusikanten Orchestra
Wupperspatzen Orchestra


Recorded live open-air June 5, 1976 in Wuppertal during the 4th Wuppertaler Free Jazz Workshop.

Po Torch Records - PTR/JWD 2.

Artwork is from the reprint, around 1989 - with corrected credits.

A side was released subsequently on FMP.

Vinyl Rip

FRED VAN HOVE & CEL OVERBERGHE ‎– WITH STRINGS - MET STRIJKERS - AVEC CORDES (KAMIKAZE, 1977)

A1. ´K Zou Zo Gere Wille Leve
A2. 6 x 1
A3. Plink Plink

B1. Kleinste Suite
B2. Jeu Radiophonique No 1: Thriller


Fred Van Hove, piano
Cel Overberghe, saxophone

Scherzo String Quartet

Emiel Pieters, violin
Ivo Lintermans, violin
Willy Wouters, viola
Yvo Verelst, cello


Kamikaze ‎– KAM 2

Vinyl Rip

Paul Lovens & Wolfgang Mitterer,Ulrichsberg, Austria, Phonomanie IX 2009

Paul Lovens - Wolfgang Mitterer - Duo

2009-December-04
Ulrichsberg, Austria,
Jazzatelier,
Phonomanie IX 2009

Wolfgang Mitterer,p,electronics 
Paul Lovens,dr

1 Title 39:09

AUD
Lineage: DPA 4060 > MMA6000 > Sony PCM-D50 > flac
Thanks to, the tapers, seeders,traders

Enjoy!

Paul Lovens - Eugene Chadbourne-Ulrichsberg, Austria,Phonomanie IX, 2009

Paul Lovens - Eugene Chadbourne - Me And Paul

2009-December-05
Ulrichsberg, Austria,
Jazzatelier,
Phonomanie IX 2009

Eugene Chadbourne,g,banjo,voc 
Paul Lovens,dr

63:58
1 Title 23:30
2 Title 36:27
3 Title 3:49

AUD
Lineage: DPA 4060 > MMA6000 > Sony PCM-D50 > flac
Thanks to the taper, Seeders,Traders!

Enjoy

PAUL RUTHERFORD QUARTET "TMM, BERLIN 2006"

PAUL RUTHERFORD QUARTET  "TMM, BERLIN 2006"

Paul Rutherford, trombone
Fred van Hove, piano, accordion
Paul Rogers, bass
Paul Lytton, percussion   


1. announcement   01:19
2. unknown title  31:21
3. unknown title  24:07

Recorded during the Total Music Meeting at Haus der Berlinischen Galerie, Berlin on November 3, 2006.

URS VOERKEL - PAUL LOVENS "GOLDBERG" (PO TORCH, 1989)

Recommended reading about Urs Voerkel here.



URS VOERKEL - PAUL LOVENS  "GOLDBERG"

Urs Voerkel, upright piano
Paul Lovens, reduced set of selected and unselected drums and cymbals, percussion


1. Propinquity 2 (14:44)
2. Propinquity 3 (05:33)
3. Propinquity 5 (14:01)
4. Propinquity 6 (06:51)

Recorded at the WIM, Zürich, Switzerland on February 14, 1989.

PO TORCH/JWD 15

(lp rip)

PAUL LOVENS & PAUL LYTTON "THE FETCH" (PO TORCH, 1980/81)

PAUL LOVENS & PAUL LYTTON "THE FETCH"


Paul Lovens & Paul Lytton, percussion and live electronics


A. Catching 31:15
B. Catch    13:19


The pieces presented here are the complete,
unedited recordings of the two performances we gave during
the 5 Rassegna Internazionale del Jazz di Pisa on 27 June 1980
in San Zeno Abbey of Pisa, Italy,
organized yearly by the Centre for the Research into Improvised Music
(CRIM) and the 'Actual 81 Music Festival'
on 23 August 1981 at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in London,
promoted by Actuel Music. On both occasions,
Evan Parker had been invited to assemble together musicians to perform in groups of varying combinations.

Drawings by Paul Lytton.


PO TORCH JWD 8

THE QUARTET ‎– INTERCHANGE (KONNEX RECORDS, 1986)

A1. Temper
A2. Unbounded
A3. Ballade 56

B1. Ente-ta-ning
B2. Panonica
B3. Der Bumerang


Ali Haurand, bass
Tony Oxley, drums
Rob van den Broeck, piano
Gerd Dudek, soprano and tenor saxophone
Ernst Ludwig Petrowsky, alto saxophone, clarinet, flute

Recorded 20th August 1986 at Studio 44, Max Bollemann, Monster/Holland.

Konnex Records ‎– ST 5008

Vinyl Rip

QUINTET MODERNE ‎– THE STRANGE AND THE COMMONPLACE (PO TORCH RECORDS, 1991)

"Late 1989 we did some concerts in Finland, the last of which put us in one of the classical situations: huge stage, immense auditorium - five musicians, eleven listeners".


A. The Strange And The Commonplace


Teppo Hauta-aho, double bass
Paul Lovens, drums, cymbal
Harri Sjöström, soprano saxophone
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Phil Wachsmann, violin



Played in Jarvenpaa, Finland on 4 November, 1989.

PAUL LYTTON "THE INCLINED STICK" (PO TORCH, 1977/79)

"Um Ulm Und Um Ulm Herum" > around Ulm and round Ulm around (approx....) and "Brummnummer" is the buzzing number. Number in this case is referring to the track.



PAUL LYTTON  "THE INCLINED STICK"

Paul Lytton, miscellaneous percussion and live electronics

A1. Um Ulm Und Um Ulm Herum                     02:38   
A2. Oiloffersoddenkneesstopperedlaundrywrote    11:25
A3. Occam's Razor                             06:46    
B1. Brummnummer                             04:06    
B2. A Strange Bird                             04:25    
B3. I Can't Get Started (A Quick Bowl Job)     13:55


Track two recorded at Neue Galerie, Aachen, 16th December 1977 during a concert given by the 1st Aachner Musiker Kooperative.
All other tracks recorded June/July 1979 in Lytton's home in Plombières, Belgium.

PO TORCH JWD/PTR 4

... my lp rip and once more Nick's scans - Merci!

RICHARD TEITELBAUM ‎– HIUCHI-ISHI (DENON JAZZ, 1978)

A. In Memoriam H.M.
B. King William's Town - In Memory Of Steven Biko


Masami Nakagawa, alto saxophone, flute
Masahiko Togashi, percussion
Takashi Kako, piano, percussion
Richard Teitelbaum, poly-Moog, micro Moog, modular-Moog-system


Recorded at Nippon Columbia's 1st Studio, September 17 & 18, 1977

Denon Jazz ‎– YX-7518-ND

LP rip

PAUL DUNMALL'S 50TH BIRTHDAY GIG. VORTEX 2003

Get a load of Dunmall's scorching saxing on the first trio!!
Thrill to Elton Dean and Tony Bianco!!
Leave a comment Howard Cottle!!


1. PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
    JOHN EDWARDS, bass
    TONY BIANCO, drums 16:42  

2. ELTON DEAN, alto sax
    TONY BIANCO, drums 13:25

3. PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
    HOWARD COTTLE, tenor sax
    PHILLIP GIBBS, guitar
    TONY LEVIN, drums 14:04

4. PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
    SIMON PICARD, tenor sax
    HOWARD COTTLE, tenor sax
    ELTON DEAN, alto sax
    JIM DVORAK, trumpet
    NEIL METCALFE, flute
    PHILLIP GIBBS, guitar
    TONY BIANCO, piano
    TONY MARSH, drums
    BRIAN ABRAHAMS, drums 24:06


VORTEX, LONDON.  13 MAY 2003

LOVENS/LYTTON "MOINHO DE DE ASNEIRA/A CERCA DA BELA VISTA A GRACA" (PO TORCH, 1978/79)

LOVENS/LYTTON "MOINHO DE DE ASNEIRA/A CERCA DA BELA VISTA A GRACA"


Paul Lovens and Paul Lytton, percussion and live electronics


Side A
- Moinho da asneira [Mill of stupidity] (23.39)

Recorded in the morning of 3rd December 1978 at Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum, Aachen
at the opening of 'IBK-Winterausstellung'.


Side B
- A Cerca Da Bela Vista A Graca [The beeg view] (25.44)

Recorded in the evening of 9th November 1979 at the Zimmertheater, Bremen
at a concert organised by Torsten Müller of 'Kollektiv Freie Musik', Bremen.



Record released 1980.

PO TORCH Records PTR/JWD 5

(lp rip)

...and thank you Nick for the scans...

LOVENS / LYTTON ‎– WAS IT ME? (PO TORCH RECORDS, 1977)

A1. Lovens/Lytton 1
A2. Lovens/Lytton 2
A3. Lovens/Lytton 3
A4. Lovens/Lytton 4

B1. Lovens/Lytton 5
B2. Lovens/Lytton 6


Paul Lytton, drums, percussion, electronics, saw, home-made instruments
Paul Lovens, drums, percussion, electronics, saw, home-made instruments

Recorded 22. January 1977 in Plombieres, Belgium.

Po Torch Records ‎– PTR/JWD 1

Vinyl Rip

EVAN PARKER - DEREK BAILEY QUARTET "PISA, 1980"

In remembrance of Riccardo . .


EVAN PARKER - DEREK BAILEY QUARTET  "PISA, 1980"
   
Giancarlo Schiaffini, trombone
Evan Parker, tenor & soprano saxophone
Derek Bailey, guitar
Paul Lytton, percussion   

1. unknown title 27:12   

Recorded at the 5th Rassegna Internazionale del Jazz in Pisa, Italy on June 26, 1980.

THE QUARTET ‎– RELATION (KONNEX RECORDS, 1985)

A1. Mobile
A2. Lena
A3. Monks Mood
A4. Matrix

B1. Ant's Dance
B2. Pulque
B3. Chrome Coat


Ali Haurand, bass
Tony Oxley, drums
Rob van den Broeck, piano
Gerd Dudek, soprano and tenor saxophone


Recorded December 28th, 1984 at Studio 44, Max Bollemann, Monster/Holland.

Konnex Records ‎– ST 5005

Vinyl Rip

MASAYUKI TAKAYANAGI & KAORU ABE - 解体的交感 - CREATIVE DESTRUCTION (SOUND CREATORS INC., 1970)

From "Cool" Jojo to "Blow-Torch" Jojo and Abe

1. Untitled
2. Untitled


Kaoru Abe, alto saxophone, bass clarinet, harmonica
Masayuki Takayanagi, guitar

Recorded live at Kousei Nenkin Hall, Tokyo, June 28, 1970.

Original LP release on Sound Creators Inc., 1970

CD rip from DIW Records ‎– DIW-414, 1999

Re-released on DIW Records ‎– DIW-415, 2000

CECIL TAYLOR QUINTET "KÖLN, 1999"

CECIL TAYLOR QUINTET  "KÖLN, 1999"


Cecil Taylor, piano
Harri Sjöström, soprano saxophone
Tristan Honsinger, cello
Teppo Hauta-Aho, bass
Paul Lovens, percussion


1. Desperados 71:42


Recorded at the Klaus von Bismarck Saal, Funkhaus of the WDR, Köln, Germany on March 21, 1999.

MASAHIKO TOGASHI / HARUNA MIYAKE / YUJI TAKAHASHI / JEAN-FRANÇOIS JENNY-CLARK ‎– SENZA TEMPO (EGG FARM, 1990)

1. Quartet
2. Duo I (Miyake / Jenny-Clark)
3. Duo II (Togashi / Takahashi)
4. Trio I (Togashi / Takahashi)
5. Duo III (Togashi / Takahashi / Jenny-Clark)
6. Duo IV (Togashi / Jenny-Clark)
7. Trio II (Togashi / Takahashi / Miyake)

Jean-François Jenny-Clark, bass
Yuji Takahashi, Roland D-50 & S-550
Masahiko Togashi, percussion
Haruna Miyake, piano, Korg M1
Recorded at Space Who, Saitama, Japan on 8 July and 30 September 1989.

Egg Farm ‎– EF-03

CD Rip

HANS KOLLER meets CLASSIC "BADEN-BADEN, 1976"

James Manion asked for more Herbert Joos - here is a special project from Hans Koller.
He is joined not only by Joos, Mangelsdorff et.al. but also by five members of the orchestra of the SWF.


HANS KOLLER meets CLASSIC  "BADEN-BADEN, 1976"

Herbert Joos, fluegelhorn
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Hans Koller, soprano, sopranino & tenor saxophone
Jasper van t'Hoff, piano, electric piano (not #8)
Jürgen Wuchner , bass (not #8)
Janusz Stefanski, drums (not #8)
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Karl Arnold, french horn (not #8)
Hans Lemser, clarinet, bass clarinet (not #8)
Helmut Koch, oboe
Helmut Müller, bassoon
Michael Löckle, flute (not #8)

01. Introduction (Berendt)           03:17
02. Dorf-Ballade (Koller)            06:11
03. Introduction (Berendt)           00:29
04. Flowers All Over (van't Hof)     06:56
05. Introduction (Berendt)           02:29
06. Jenissai & 22/8 (Koller)         15:46
07. Introduction (Berendt)           01:20
08. Song One (Joos)                  03:23
09. Introduction (Berendt)           00:44        
10. Ballade In Zeh (Joos)            05:47
11. Introduction (Berendt)           00:37
12. Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (Joos)   11:03
13. Closing announcement (Berendt)   01:27

Announcements by  Joachim-Ernst Berendt.

Recorded at Südwestfunk Studio, Baden-Baden, Germany on December 19, 1976.

SWF radio broadcast

NIGHT AND DAY - PLAYS THEM ALL - SET 6 (EDITION ARTELIER, GRAZ, 2003)

Half-way through twelve sets played over three successive nights on 27-29 May 1992 at the Badenscher Hof, Berlin.

Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone, clarinet
Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
Jay Oliver, bass
Sven-Åke Johansson, drums

3-10 Begin The Beguine
3-11 Three Little Words
3-12 Laura
3-13 I Could Write A Book
3-14 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
3-15 In A Sentimental Mood
3-16 The Breeze And I
3-17 Gone With The Wind
3-18 I Can't Get Started

Edition Artlier Graz, 2003

CD rip

NEW DIRECTION UNIT ‎– LIVE AT MOERS FESTIVAL (THREE BLIND MICE, 1980)

A1. Bohimei
A2. Resistance

B1. Mass Hysterism
B2. Subconscious Lee


Kenji Mori, alto saxophone, alto flute, clarinet & bass clarinet, shinobue
Nobuyoshi Ino, cello
Yasuhiro Yamazaki, drums, percussion
Akira Iijima, electric & acoustic guitar
Masayuki Takayanagi, electric & acoustic guitar

Recorded live at Moers New Jazz Festival, Moers, West Germany, on May 26th, 1980.

Three Blind Mice ‎– TBM (P) 5023

Vinyl Artwork and CD Rip

FRANZ KOGLMANN QUARTET & STEVE LACY "BALVER HÖHLE, 1974"

This concert was recorded 15 months after the LP "Flaps" here.
Part of "Flaps was released on CD there. Lacy and Koglmann made one more LP where Bill Dixon + Koglmann (without Lacy) can be heard on the first side . A few tracks also made it on to the mentioned CD.
But this recording remains unreleased except the first track:


FRANZ KOGLMANN QUARTET & STEVE LACY  "BALVER HÖHLE, 1974"


Franz Koglmann, trumpet
Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
Toni Michlmayr, bass
Muhammad Malli, drums, soprano saxophone
Gerd Geier, electronics

1. Flaps                 10:41
2. Der Vogel / Opium     09:12
3. Wünschelrute          14:57
4. Weanerisch Dearn      06:15
5. Life On Its Way       05:10


Recorded at the Balver Höhle, Balve, Germany on July 28, 1974.


(broadcast)

Note: "Flaps" was issued on JG RECORDS JG 036-039 (4xLP) - OOP
Take a look at the artwork of the LP.

Some translations: 'Wünschelrute' means divining rod / dowser.  'Weanerisch Dearn' is the Vienesse girl in Vienesse dialect and finally a bird is "Der Vogel".

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THE QUARTET ‎– DEDICATIONS (KONNEX RECORDS, 1984)

A1. Noah II
A2. The Furness

B1. Starting Point
B2. November Light
B3. Chant Nr. II
B4. Witches
B5. Connections


Ali Haurand, bass
Tony Oxley, drums
Rob van den Broeck, piano
Gerd Dudek, soprano and tenor saxophone


Recorded December 23th, 1983 at Studio 44, Max Bollemann, Monster/Holland.

Konnex Records ‎– ST 5002

Vinyl Rip

TOSHINORI KONDO - PAUL LOVENS "BASEL, 1987"

Seven years after the only LP both ever recorded [as duo] ("The Last Supper") Kondo and Lovens made at least one concert in Switzerland. It was recorded and later seeded at Dime.
Thanks to the unknown fellows who captured and upped it.


TOSHINORI KONDO - PAUL LOVENS  "BASEL, 1987"


Toshinoro Kondo, trumpet
Paul Lovens, percussion


01. unknown title 26:03

Recorded at the 'Kaserne' in Basel, Switzerland on March 20, 1987.

MASAYUKI "JOJO" TAKAYANAGI - SECOND CONCEPT ‎– COOL JOJO (THREE BLIND MICE, 1980)

1.  Froggy Day
2.  These Things
3.  Hi Beck
4.  Palo Alto
5.  317 East 32nd
6.  Subconscious Lee
7.  My New Flame
8.  Lennie's Pennies
9.  Froggy Day [Alternate Take]
10. Hi Beck [Alternate Take]
11. 317 East 32nd [Alternate Take]
12. Subconscious Lee [Alternate Take]

Nobuyoshi Ino, bass
Yasuhiro Yamazaki, drums
Masayuki Takayanagi, guitar
Kenji Kohsei, piano, electric piano

Recorded at Epicurus Studio, Tokyo on 3-5 December, 1979. Digitally remastered at JVC Mastering Centre on August 2, 2000.

TBM-XR-5018

CD Rip

PAUL LOVENS / TOSHINORI KONDO "THE LAST SUPPER" (PO TORCH, 1980)

This LP is one of my favourite recordings concerning Lovens playing.

Watch out for a bit more of the great duo.

PAUL LOVENS / TOSHINORI KONDO "THE LAST SUPPER"

Toshinori Kondo, trumpet, mutes

Paul Lovens, selected drums and cymbals, percussion, zither, säge, etc.

1. The Last Supper (1st half) 21:45

2. The Last Supper (2nd half) 22:29

Recorded at the University of Bremen, Germany on 4th November 1980.

PO TORCH PTR/JWD 9

(lp rip)

SCHWEIZER / CARL / LOVENS / MALFATTI / MILLER ‎– RAMIFICATIONS (OGUN, 1975)

A1. Elephant Off The Bone
A2. What's Yours Then?
A3. Panacea For

B1. Rüdiger's Tune Is Called 0202 Which Is The New Code For Wuppertal (Part A)
B2. Rüdiger's Tune Is Called 0202 Which Is The New Code For Wuppertal (Part B)
B3. FMP


Irene Schweizer, piano
Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone
Radu Malfatti, trombone
Harry Miller, bass
Paul Lovens, drums


Recorded in September 1973 at the Kunsthaus, Zürich.

Ogun - OG 500

Vinyl Rip

MAARTEN ALTENA OCTET "TEL" (CLAXON, 1982)

Finally I found the place where I had "hidden" the recordings of Maarten van Regteren Altena.
Prior doing some re-ups I thought of sharing one which wasn't on Inconstant Soll before.



MAARTEN ALTENA OCTET  "TEL"


Maarten Altena, bass & cello
Lindsay Cooper, bassoon, sopranino saxophone
Maartje ten Horn, violin
Guus Jansen, piano
Maud Sauer, oboe & alto oboe
Paul Termos, alto saxophone
Kenny Wheeler, trumpet
Wolter Wierbos, trombone

1. Tel                5:23
2. Improvisations     6:15
3. Pukkel             8:01
4. Johan Van Wely     5:35
5. Rottum             6:04
6. Beertje            4:20
7. C-Melody           5:26

All compositions by Maarten Altena.

Recorded October 8 & 10, 1982 at De Ijsbreker, Amsterdam and 't Hoogt, Utrecht, Netherlands.

CLAXON 83.12

[Note: in the text-file included in the download I wrote soprano but it is sopranino!)

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