The Instant Composers Pool Orchestra au festival JazzOnze+ 2015 mp2

Rear murmurs
Beetje Zenuwachtig
Lokomotiv
6 of wasps
Lachende Dwerg
Kwijt
Rollo V [= 5]
Where the sunflowers grow
Rambling rake
Young horizon
Blue chopsticks
Solitude
Last call for alcohol

Guus Janssen (p) - Ab Baars (cl, anches) - Tobias Delius (cl, anches) - Michael Moore (cl,
anches) - Thomas Heberer (tp) - Mary Oliver (vln, viola, voc) - Tristan Honsinger (cello, voc) -
Ernst Glerum (b) - Han Bennink (dm, voc)

Bird Calls: Das Rudresh Mahanthappa Quintet 8. November 2015 im Wien Porgy & Bess mp2

Bird Calls #1
On The DL
Bird Calls #2
Chillin'
Bird Calls #3
Talin Is Thinking
Bird Calls #4
Gopuram
Man, Thanks For Coming

Rudresh Mahanthappa, Altsaxofon
Adam O'Farrill, Trompete
Joshua White, Klavier
Francois Moutin, Kontrabass
Dan Weiss, Schlagzeug

All thanks and praise to Reinhardt.

Nublu Orchestra Live from AI CONFINI TRA SARDEGNA E JAZZ FM FLAC

Recorded in Sant'Anna Arresi, Piazza del Nuraghe, 2015/09/04

FF_01.flac Italian talking
Recorded in Sant'Anna Arresi, Piazza del Nuraghe, 2015/09/04
FF_02.flac
Nublu Orchestra Conduction n.1. The Long Goodbye  
     
sassofono Ilhan Ersahin
tromba Graham Haynes
chitarra Doug Wieselman
sax contralto Jonathon Haffner
basso Michael Kiaer
chitarra Brandon Ross
batteria, direzione  Kenny Wollesen

FF_03.flac Italian talking
Recorded in Sant'Anna Arresi, Piazza del Nuraghe, 2015/09/05
FF_04.flac
  Nublu Orchestra Conduction n.2. Tribute to Butch Morris

sassofono Ilhan Ersahin
tromba Graham Haynes
chitarra Doug Wieselman
sax contralto Jonathon Haffner
basso Michael Kiaer
chitarra Brandon Ross
atteria Hamid Drake
batteria, direzione  Kenny Wollesen
FF_05.flac encore
FF_06.flac Italian talking

All thanks to giojazz over at DIME

DUNMALL . GUY . LEVIN - The Sun, 1988

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
BARRY GUY - bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. Sun 1   44:32
2. Sun 2   38:52

Recorded by Stu.  The Sun, Clapham, London.  9th March 1988

Have that!

Nublu Orchestra Conduction ~ Sant'Anna Arresi ~ 4th & 5th September 2015

Following the live broadcast of the Large Ensemble on 3rd September, RAI3 have now broadcast the following two nights from the Sant'Anna Arresi festival, with two long-form and episodic, but most importantly sensational concerts by the Nublu Orchestra Conduction. Just great to hear music of this quality on the radio. Enjoy!

Nublu Orchestra “Conduction n.1. The Long Goodbye”          

saxophone Ilhan Ersahin

trumpet Graham Haynes

guitar Doug Wieselman

alto sax Jonathon Haffner

bass Michael Kiaer 

guitar Brandon Ross 

drums, direction  Kenny Wollesen 

Sant'Anna Arresi, Piazza del Nuraghe, 4th September 2015

Nublu Orchestra “Conduction n.2. Tribute to Butch Morris”
saxophone Ilhan Ersahin

trumpet Graham Haynes

guitar Doug Wieselman

alto sax Jonathon Haffner

bass Michael Kiaer 

guitar Brandon Ross 

drums Hamid Drake

drums, direction  Kenny Wollesen 

Sant'Anna Arresi, Piazza del Nuraghe, 5th September 2015

Dreamtime live at the Red Rose, London, 2001

Here's another one of "psykies'" offerings, recorded by BBC Radio 3's "Jazz on Three" in 2001. Dreamtime was originally a trio, dating back to the early 1980s. From their web site:

Dreamtime began in London in 1982 when Nick Evans, Gary Curson and Jim Le Baigue met in a friend's basement in order to 'work out'. The raw intensity of the trio's improvisations, together with the haunting themes borne out of the interaction between the three musicians' differing styles demanded that a working band be formed and the trio became a quintet with the addition of trumpet player Jim Dvorak and bass player Roberto Bellatalla. As a quintet Dreamtime recorded the album Bunny Up in 1983 for Affinity Records. The quintet maintained a weekly residency at a London club and rapidly expanded its repertoire before augmenting to a sextet with the addition of pianist Keith Tippett. 

Few bands confound the stereotyped expectations aroused by the words 'free improvisation' as thoroughly as Dreamtime. Most radically, they utilise structure to a far greater extent than might be expected from musicians with their track records; they also draw freely on an extraordinary diversity of traditions, from Tibetan and Native American chants to African and Chinese music. But, perhaps most importantly, they surprise those who expect improvised music to be sternly esoteric and inaccessible by imbuing everything they play with a highly affecting brand of fierce joy—Chris Parker, The Times

 I can only subscribe to what's said above. They also have a cd out, Zed Fish, and from what I can gather, is still an ongoing proposition. They played the Vortex in August 2014 with a slightly different line-up from what you can hear here.  By the way, a visit to London is not complete unless you have checked into the Vortex or Cafe Oto, which is within walking distance, both in the Dalston area of East London. I can vouch for the place, friendly hosts, nice clientele and some fine locally made beer. The Red Rose in Finsbury Park is, alas, no more.

Les facts:

01. Careful Driver [7:56]
02. Traumatic Experience [9:05]
03. Loopin’ [6:38]
04. Trunk Call [7:00]
05. And So Tibet [6:15]
06. Zen Fish [4:49]
07. Pygmy Strut [7:17]
08. Call The Devil [9:23]

Jim Dvorak - trumpet
Nick Evans - trombone
Gary Curson - saxophone
Keith Tippett - piano
Roberto Bellatalla - bass
Jim Le Baigue - drums

Introduction is by Jez Nelson. On a small note, there is another rendition here of "Traumatic Experience", a Harry Miller tune, which you can also hear played by the Dedication Orchestra, posted here a little while ago.

As always, enjoy!

DUNMALL . GUY . LEVIN - Black Cat Club, 1988

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor and baritone saxophones
BARRY GUY - bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. 24:32
2. 18:39
3. 11.17

Black Cat Club at the Rose and Crown, Stoke Newington Church Street, London.  May 1988

Thanks to unkown recorder.

Mary Halvorsen Quintet 45. Deutsches Jazzfestival Frankfurt 2014, hr-Sendesaal Frankfurt, Oktober 2014 mp2

Mary Halvorson Quintet
Mary Halvorson, g
Jonathan Finlayson, tp
Jon Irabagon, saxes
John Hebert, b
Ches Smith, dr

BASIL KIRCHIN - WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS 1 (COLUMBIA, 1971) & 2 (ISLAND RECORDS, 1974)

A. Part I - Integration (Non-Racial)

B. Part II - The Human Element

C. Part III - Emergence

D. Part IV - Evolution

Derek Bailey, guitar
Evan Parker, soprano saxophone
Darryl Runswick, bass
Frank Ricotti, marimba
Claire Deniz, cello
Graham Lyons, bassoon
Brian Dee, organ
Kenny Wheeler, flugelhorn
Basil Kirchin, tapes

Columbia ‎– SCX 6463 and Island Records - HELP 18

LP Rip

PAUL ROGERS PROJECT - PARIS 1993

ELTON DEAN - saxello and alto saxophone
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
HARRY BECKETT - trumpet
JEAN-FRANCOIS CANAPE - trumpet
SYLVAIN KASSAP - soprano and baritone saxophone
SOPHIA DOMANCICH - piano
PAUL ROGERS - bass
TONY MARSH - drums

1. Fast 1 & 2   34:58
2. Riffiffi   22:12
3. Three for Louis   33:42

Les Instant Chavires, Paris.  15 May 1993

Especially for softnucleus.

Barbara Thompson with the Medici Quartet and the BBC Singers Queen Elizabeth Hall London England 17th November 1995 FLAC FM

Source: BBC Radio 3 FM > Denon TU-400L tuner > VHS > VHS LP > Archos Gmini 120 > Audition > FLAC
Recorded off air and transferred by PsyKies

Set One / Disc 1 [40:47]

WEILL - songs arranged for saxophone & string quartet

01. Speak Low (arr, John Dankworth) [6:20]
02. Surabaya Johnny (arr, Geoffrey Bergen) [6:08]
03. Zuhalterballade (arr, Barry Guy) [8:24]
04. It Never Was You (arr, Richard Rodney Bennett) [6:31]
05. September Song (arr, Mike Westbrook) [6:46]
06. Theme And Variations On Mack The Knife (arr, Barbara Thompson) [6:38]

Set Two / Disc 2 [53:38]

LOVE SONGS IN AGE - music for the poetry of Philip Larkin

01. The Horns Of The Morning [8:28]
02. Ugly Sister [5:34]
03. The Dance [7:30]
04. Love Songs In Age [8:16]
05. Like The Train's Beat [7:57]
06. This Is The First Thing [3:23]
07. Poor Sidney Bechet [12:30]

Barbara Thompson - saxophones
Pete Lemer - piano
Paul Westwood - bass
Simone Rebello - drums

MEDICI QUARTET
Paul Robertson - violin
Cathy Thompson - violin
Ivo Jan von Derver - viola
Anthony Lewis - cello

BBC SINGERS
Conducted by Bo Holgren
Penny Vickers, Judith Bingham - soloists

NOTES
Recorded by me off air direct from the original live broadcast to a Panasonic Hi-Fi VHS video recorder in SP audio only mode. Sometime in the mid to late 1990's I misguidedly transferred all my radio recordings to VHS LP audio mode. This combined with the age of the tapes has resulted in some evident distortion throughout.

PsyKies
19th November 2010

Garrett List - Fire & Ice (Lovely Music 1982)

Byard Lancaster - Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute
Ronald Shannon Jackson -   Drums, Percussion, Hand-drum
Garrett List - Trombone, Piano, Vocals 
Youseff Yancy -  Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Theremin, Electronics
Genie Sherman - Vocals 

A1 - Fire And Ice   3:20
    words: Robert Frost, music: Garrett List        
A2 - Dialogue Of The Angels   3:23
    words and music: Ronald Shannon Jackson        
A3 - Now And How   3:08
    words and music: Garrett List         
A4 - Passion Of Miles   5:55
    music: Youseff Yancy         
A5 - Rib Crib    3:18
    music: Byard Lancaster         
B1 - Fly Hollywood   4:10
    words: Ed Friedman, music: Garrett List        
B2 - Oleo/Tune-Up   3:42
    music: Eddie Cleanhead Vinson, Sonny Rollins. arranged by Byard Lancaster, Garrett List.    
B3 - My Mother's Belly   3:30
   words: Blaise Cendrars, music: Garrett List       
B4 - You Are More Beautiful Then The Sky And The Sea   6:36
    words: Blaise Cendrars, music: Garrett List   
B5 - Sweetness   4:07    
    words and music: Byard Lancaster

recorded between 1972 and 1979
Lovely Music 1982, LP

D A M trio - Oporto, London 11 May 1985

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
TONY MOORE - bass
DAVE ALEXANDER - drums

1. 30:32
2. 31:07

Live at the Oporto, London.  11th May 1985

Paul has given me a box of old cassettes.
The music was longer than this C60, but what a ferocious gig!  Great. Enjoy.

PETER EVANS QUINTET : Three For Alice Registrato at Bimhuis, Amsterdam, on thursday 2.October.2014 FM FLAC

Peter Evans, trumpet
Sam Pluta, electronics and voice
Ron Stabinsky, pianoforte
Tom Blancarte, bass
Jim Black, drums and electronics  

here is an intergalactic suite by evans, partially composed and partially imrovised, all dedicated to Alice Coltrane: it's in alleged three parts, but it's all a matter of personal opinions where these three parts could start and finish, as it all sounds the same for 50 and more minutes... Mostly other people do the killing and Zebulon trio are where this guy comes from
Also included in this folder as track00 a short introduction with bio notes and commentaries - this intro runs for 3'08", you can skip downloading it if you don't understand ITALIAN. THIS RECORDING WAS KINDLY PROVIDED BY DIMER ALIFIB


(00-radio introduction)
Three For Alice suite:
01- I, Intergalactic  [11.43]
02- bass solo  [5.02]
03- II, Elemental  [12.34]
04- drums solo  [2.37]
05- III, 12 Earthly Branches, part I  [12.13]
06- III, 12 Earthly Branches, part II  [12.03]
07- bands intros  [0.41]
08- radio outro  [0.35]

running time : 56'53" (excluding radio intros)
WITH radio intro and outro it would be 60'36"
FM radio broadcast by "Battiti dal Vivo", Radio3 RAI [third channell of Italian national radio], on sunday 6 December 2015, 24:10 hours [CET].

Lineage (FM > Hard Disc > web): RECORDING KINDLY PROVIDED BY DIMER ALIFIB
AKAI Quartz Synthesizer Tuner AT-52 > TotalRecorder 8.4 (Build 4990) SE via Creative Sound Blaster 1.1.100.0 soundcard > 44.100khz/16bit wav > edited with Sound Forge 8.0b (Build 53) > compressed with Trader's Little Helper 2.70 (build 172) > level 8 single flac file > mailed to survivor69 > tracksplitting with Audacity 2.0 > flacs > webtorrenting
folder size: 411mb
firstly upped by survivor69 on Dimeadozen.org, 15-December-2015 (dimeupload #1452)

DEK - Didi Kern, Elisabeth Harnik, Ken Vandermark The Sugar Maple Milwaukee, WI July 17, 2016 AUD FLAC

1. intro by Vandermark
2. Unknown Title #1
3. Unknown Title #2
4. Unknown Title #3

intermission

5. Unknown Title #4
6. spoken outro
7. Unknown Title #5

Sound quality slightly better on second set.

Ken Vandermark - tenor sax, baritone sax, clarinet, bass clarinet
Elisabeth Harnik - piano
Didi Kern - drums, percussion, small instruments, vocalisation

Aud - Core Binaurals - Zoom H2(16/44.1) - Sound Studio - Xact, flac level 8

Support the artists; buy the official releases.

"DEK- featuring Didi Kern (drums), Elisabeth Harnik (piano), and Ken Vandermark (reeds)- is a trio that creates music which displays the impact that improvisation, new composition, and the genres of rock, funk, and afrobeat have on each other. First established in September of 2014, the group has worked together on a regular basis in Europe, and will release their first album on the Trost label in 2016; a year which will feature performances by the band in New York City during Vandermark's Stone residency during January, in Milwaukee as part of the Option Milwaukee series, and during an extensive tour of Europe in October."

Saalfelden Jazz Festival : Mostly Other People Do The Killing Congress Zentrum, Saalfelden, Austria 29.August.2015 FLAC FM

Jon Irabagon, saxophones
Ron Stabinsky, pianoforte
Moppa Elliot, bass
Kevin Shea, drums

tracks are mostly from latest album "Mauch Chunk", with the new lineup featuring Stabinsky in place of trumpeter Peter Evans, quality and sound do not change from modern jazz group MOPDTK by pennsylvania bassist Moppa, but formula does change a bit, as we have here a stronger idea of "track" rather than improv

1- Mehoopany
2- Mauch Chunk is Jim Thorpe
3- West Bolivar
4- Obelisk
5- Townville
6- Elliott Mills
7-radio outro 0.36

running time : 59'17" (including radio outro)
FM radio broadcast by "Battiti dal Vivo", Radio3 RAI [third channell of Italian national radio], on sunday 10 January 2016, 24:15 hours [CET].
Lineage (FM > Hard Disc > web):
aiwa XT-003Z tuner > Audacity 1.3.5 Beta  via  Fujitsu Siemens Crystal WDM soundcard > 44100hz/16bit .aup > 44100hz/16bit flac's (level 8) > webtorrenting
firstly upped by survivor69 on Dimeadozen.org, 11-January-2016 (dimeupload #1464)

MUJICIAN TRIO - Rare Music Club, 20 Nov 1992 Sets 2&3

KEITH TIPPETT - piano
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor and soprano saxophones
TONY LEVIN - drums

Set 2  37:20
Set 3  13:28

Rare Music Club, Bristol  20th November 1992

O yes!  A rarer rare rarity than any rare record.  I thought I'd posted all the best stuff but.....let's just say I like this a lot - supply your own superlatives. Enjoy.

Irène Schweizer ~ Joey Baron Duo / Festival Unerhört Zürich ~ 27th October 2015

Interesting piano / drum duo with Irène Schweizer and Joey Baron at the 2015 Zürich Unerhört Festival. Schweizer reaches deep into jazz piano tradition for a sequence of energetic improvisations - quite different from the abstraction of a Taylor / Oxley meeting, for example.

Kenny Werner / Benjamin Koppel 30. INNtöne Festival 2015 mp2

WDR 3 Konzert der Woche weniger anzeigen
Mit Karsten Mützelfeldt

30. INNtöne Festival 2015

Kenny Werner / Benjamin Koppel
Aufnahmen aus Diersbach, Österreich


WDR 3 Konzert der Woche - 29.08.2015: 30. INNtöne Festival 2015
Die Scheune eines Biobauernhofes wird zur Konzerthalle, hochklassiger Jazz in würziger Landluft. Ein Konzert der Woche auf WDR 3 mit Höhepunkten vom oberösterreichischen INNtöne-Festival.

Kenny Werner ist ohne Wenn und Aber einer der weltbesten Jazzpianisten. In Diersbach trat er in Dialog mit dem Saxophonisten Benjamin Koppel, dem vielleicht umtriebigsten Musiker der dänischen Szene - und die pflegt traditionell beste Beziehungen zu den Größen des US-Jazz.


Kenny Werner/Benjamin Koppel
Kenny Werner – p, Benjamin Koppel – ts

________________________________________
Die Musikstücke der Sendung
• WDR 3 Konzert, 29.08.2015 (PDF-Download: 24,3 KB)
Moderation: Karsten Mützelfeldt
Redaktion: Bernd Hoffmann
http://www.wdr3.de/musik/jazzbeiwdr3/konzertderwoche150.html

The master without a baton: Pierre Boulez 1925 - 2016

Sadly, Pierre Boulez died earlier this week. Here is a performance of 'Le marteau sans maître', one of the seminal works from the white heat of European music in the 1950s;

Pierre Boulez: "Le marteau sans maitre" for alto voice, alto flute, guitar, viola, vibraphone, xylorimba and  percussion

Donatienne Michel-Dansac (alto voice)

Members of the SWR Symphony Orchestra Baden-Baden and Freiburg

Conducted by François-Xavier Roth 

Baden-Baden; 18th January, 2015

Des yeux purs dans les bois

Cherchent en pleurant la tête habitable

Der Konzertmitschnitt: Matthew Shipp solo beim Jazzfestival Saalfelden 2015.

15. November 2015

Komponist/Komponistin: Matthew Shipp / Jerome D.Kern / Matthew Shipp / Lawrence - Cross / Matthew Shipp / Matt Dennis
Gesamttitel: MATTHEW SHIPP SOLO BEIM JAZZFESTIVAL SAALFELDEN 2015
Titel: Simple System (Matthew Shipp) / Yesterdays (Jerome D.Kern) / Hole Town (Matthew Shipp) / Tenderly (Lawrence - Cross) / Gamma-Ray (Matthew Shipp) / Angel Eyes (Matt Dennis)
Solist/Solistin: Matthew Shipp, Klavier
Länge: 49:40 min
Label: Manus

Komponist/Komponistin: Matthew Shipp
Gesamttitel: MATTHEW SHIPP SOLO BEIM JAZZFESTIVAL SAALFELDEN 2015
Titel: Patmos
Solist/Solistin: Matthew Shipp, Klavier
Länge: 03:15 min
Label: Manus

Graham Haynes Solo Sound beyond Sound + Large Ensemble special guest William Parker Homage to Butch Morrisgiovedì 3 settembre 2015 21.00 Locandina IL FESTIVAL DEI FESTIVAL mp2 unedited

Graham Haynes Solo  Sound beyond Sound

tromba, elettronica Graham Haynes

*****************

Large Ensemble special guest William Parker   Homage to Butch Morris

Large Ensemble

sassofono Evan Parker
piano Alexander Hawkins
tromba Peter Evans
contrabbasso John Edwards
contrabbasso William Parker
percussioni Hamid Drake
batteria Paul Lytton
contrabbasso Barry Guy
computer Walter Prati
trombone Giancarlo Schiaffini
pianoforte, elettronica Pat Thomas
sassofono Caroline Kraabel
vibrafono Orphy Robinson
computer Sam Pluta
violoncello Hannah Marshall

http://www.radio3.rai.it/dl/radio3/concerti/ContentItem-e7459da8-ba64-4ab6-96cb-fc2f799a5a0f.html

The Dedication Orchestra live in Crawley, UK, 1992

We have received a bundle of files from "psykies", initially uploaded to the Dime torrent site. They have in common that they were all recorded from radio, specifically jazz broadcasts on BBC Radio 3, from the late 1980s to the beginning of the 2000s. We plan to post these recordings in the time to come.

Starting from the top, as it were, this is the Dedication Orchestra from a concert at the Outside In Festival, The Hawth Centre, Crawley, England on September 5 1992. The Dedication Orhestra is a huge ensemble conceived as a tribute to the South Africans that made up the Blue Notes and the Brotherhood of Breath, expats coming to Europe in the mid-60s after realising that an interracial band was impossible to combine with living in apartheid South Africa.

No, we are not going to hear the cd pictured above, but we are going to hear what's on the cd. The concert is an exact replica of the tracks on the cd, played in the same sequence, too. The post came with no track listings, but after comparing the concert with the studio-recorded cd, what we hear is as follows:

1. Traumatic experience/Ithi Gqi
2. B my dear
3. Dancing Damon
4. Hug pine
5. Andromeda
6. Manje
7. Sonja/Introduction to you ain't gonna know me/You ain't gonna know me 'cause you think you know me
8. Woza/Traumatic experience (reprise)

Track separation differs a little from the cd, because some pieces run together.

Cast of characters:

Kenny Wheeler - trumpet, fluglehorn
Jim Dvorak - trumpet, fluglehorn
Lance Kelly - trumpet, fluglehorn
Claude Deppa - trumpet, fluglehorn
Radu Malfatti - trombone
Dave Amis - trombone
Paul Rutherford - trombone
Malcolm Griffiths - trombone
Dave Powell - tuba
Lol Coxhill - saxophone
Elton Dean - saxophone
Ray Warleigh - saxophone
Alan Skidmore - saxophone
Evan Parker - saxophone
Chris Biscoe - saxophone
Neil Metcalfe - flute
Django Bates - tenor horn
Keith Tippett - piano
Paul Rogers - bass
Louis Moholo - drums
Phil Minton - vocals
Francine Luce - vocals
Julie Tippetts - vocals

Enjoy!

James Blood Ulmer martedì 5 gennaio 2016 20.30 Locandina IL CARTELLONE SAALFELDEN JAZZ FESTIVAL mp2

James Blood Ulmer Band

chitarra, voce James Blood Ulmer

chitarra Ronny Drayton

sax tenore David Murray

sax contralto Oliver Lake

sax baritono Hamiet Bluiett

basso elettrico Calvin Jones

batteria G. Calvin Weston

batteria Aubrey Dayle



Registrato a Saalfelden, il 30 agosto 2015

SCOTT / STiVíN / DAŠEK - Rozhovory (Supraphon 1981)

For all lovers of Rudolf Dašek, Jiří Stivín (both previously worked in duo named System Tandem) and veteran American clarinetist and saxophonist Tony Scott, who frequently visited Czechoslovakia during 70's and 80's. Moody and introspective trios were recorded in 1978, but not released until 1981. Rip is still a bit crunchy, although I repaired a huge number of clicks.

SCOTT / STiVíN / DAŠEK - Rozhovory / Interviews (Supraphon 1981)

01. Rozhovor úvodní / Interview Inroductory  3.55
02. Rozhovor jen tak / Interview ad hoc  7.40
03. Rozhovor o jazzu / Interview about Jazz  6.00
04. Rozhovor o kráse / Interview about Beauty  4.50

05. Rozhovor v tandemu / Interview in Tandem  6.30
06. Rozhovor v klidu / Interview in Peace  4.30
07. Rozhovor v blues / Interview in Blues  8.50
08. Rozhovor v kavárně / Interview in Café  3.10

Composed and improvised by

TONY SCOTT - clarinet, tenor sax, piano, voice
JiŘí STiVíN - flute, tenor sax, voice
RUDOLF DAŠEK - guitar

Recorded in May 1978 at MaSti studio, Prague

Supraphon 1115 2890 (vinyl rip)

PAUL BLEY TRIO ‎– BLOOD (FONTANA, 1966)

A1. Blood
A2. Albert's Love Theme
A3. El Cordobes
A4. Only Sweetly
A5. Seven

B1. Mister Joy
B2. Ramblin'
B3. Kid Dynamite
B4. Nothing Ever Was, Anyway
B5. Pig Foot


Paul Bley, piano
Mark Levinson, bass
Barry Altschul, drums


Recorded in Baarn, Holland on September 21 and October 4, 1966

Repress on Fontana, Japan - SFON-7098

LP Rip

Thanks Paul

PAUL DUNMALL & TONY LEVIN - Vortex 21.1.95

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. First piece  32:07
2. Second piece  10:13

Vortex, London. 21st January 1995

I just found one of my cassette recordings which I hadn't digitised. There is a big exclamation mark on the cover!  Watch out!  This is tremendous stuff!  Enjoy!

VARIOUS ‎– SUMMER JAZZ IN TOKYO (CANYON RECORDS, 1970)

A burst of summer for mid-winter. Happy 2016.

A.  Stella By Starlight
Terumasa Hino Quintet + 1

B1. Dark Horse
Nobuo Hara and His Sharps & Flats

B2. Isotope
Kosuke Mine Quintet

C1. The Wind
Masahiko Sato Trio + 1

C2. One Finger Snap
Shungo Sawada Quintet

D1. Freedom Jazz Dance
George Otsuka Trio + 1

D2. Mokujiki
Yosuke Yamashita Trio

Terumasa Hino Quintet +1

Terumasa Hino, trumpet
Motohiko Hino, drums
Kunimitsu Inaba, bass
Hiromasa Suzuki, electric piano
Takeru Muraoka, saxophone
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone


Kosuke Mine Quintet

Kosuke Mine, saxophone
Hideo Ichikawa, piano
Hiroshi Murakami, drums
Takashi Mizuhashi, bass
Takashi Imai, trombone


Masahiko Sato Trio +1

Masahiko Sato, piano
Yasuo Arakawa, bass
Masahiko Ozu, drums
Hisahide Kato, soprano saxophone


Shungo Sawada Quintet

Shungo Sawada, guitar
Hideyuki Kikuchi, saxophone
Yoū Tokyuma, piano
Hironori Takitani, bass
Takahiro Suzuki, drums


George Otsuka Trio +1

George Otsuka, drums
Masaoki Terakawa, bass
Hideo Ichikawa, piano
Kiyoshi Sugimoto, guitar


Yosuke Yamashita Trio

Yosuke Yamashita, piano
Seiichi Nakamura, saxophone
Takeo Moriyama, drums


Recorded live on 28-29 August 1970 at Hibiya Park, Tokyo. Released November 1970.

Canyon Records ‎– CAJ-1002, 1003

LP Rip

THE DIRECTORS - Union Tavern, 1987

JON CORBETT - cornet
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor, soprano and baritone saxophones
TONY MOORE - bass
PAUL HESSION - drums

SET 1
1. 17:06
2. 6:45
3. 17:38
4. 5:40
5. 7:02

SET 2
1. 30:18

Union Tavern, London.  7th March 1987  

STEVE LACY ‎– TORMENTS (MORGUE, 1979)

A1. Staples
A2. Zeal
A3. The Oil

B1. The Owl
B2. Torments


Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone


Recorded on 16 June 1975 (not 6 July 1975, as given on the cover) at Silk Hall, Kyoto.

Morgue - 01

LP Rip

DON CHERRY'S NU - Live at the Bracknell Jazz Festival, 1986

DON CHERRY - pocket trumpet, piano, vocals, doussn'gouni
CARLOS WARD - alto saxophone, flute
MARK HELIAS - bass
ED BLACKWELL - drums
NANA VASCONCELOS - percussion, berimbau, vocals

1. Lito  23:29
2. Chopin Chopeen  8:01
3. Foolish Heart  6:58
4. Traffic  6:39
5. O Berimbau  4:35
6. Untitled  11:20
7. Limbo  8:37
8. Mopti  5:00


Live At The Bracknell Jazz Festival, 1986  (BBC Jazz Legends)

I remember John Stevens at the side of the stage intently studying Ed Blackwell's drumming.

Happy Christmas.

Stockhausen Festival, Munich, 21 - 25 October 2015

Munich saw a different kind of Oktoberfest this year, with a five day Stockhausen festival, much of which was broadcast by BR-Klassik's Horizonte programme.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard played the first eleven Klavierstücke in concerts spread across the festival; I really like these performances, as they are played in a way which (to my ears), makes a strong connection to the piano music of Messiaen and Boulez. Apart from X, from which there are two substantial extracts, all the other pieces were broadcast in their entirety.

In addition, there are really excellent performances of three other pieces;

Kontakte (22 October)
Pierre- Laurent Aimard (piano)
Dirk Rothburst (percussion)
Marco Stroppa (klangregie / sound direction)

Zyklus (22 October)
Dirk Rothburst (percussion)

Hymnen (23 October?)
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Paul Jeukendrup (klangregie / sound direction)
Conductor - Peter Eötvös

With a bit of luck, the other pieces at the festival, including Mantra, might be either broadcast or released. It would be great to hear from people who were able to attend any of these concerts, or indeed any of the performers.

KEITH TIPPETT'S TAPESTRY - Manchester 1997 (BBC)

GETHIN LIDDINGTON - trumpet
PINO MINAFRA - trumpet
JIM DVORAK - trumpet, cornet
MARK CHARIG - trumpet
MALCOLM GRIFFITHS - trombone
DAVE AMIS - trombone
PAUL RUTHERFORD - trombone
OREN MARSHALL - tuba
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone, bagpipes
SIMON PICARD - tenor saxophone
LARRY STABBINS - soprano and tenor saxophones
ELTON DEAN - alto saxophone, saxello
GIANLUIGI TROVESI - alto saxophone, alto clarinet
LEE GOODALL - alto saxophone, flute,
JULIE TIPPETTS - voice
MAGGIE NICHOLS - voice
VIVIEN ELLIS - voice
PAUL ROGERS - bass
LOUIS MOHOLO -drums
TONY LEVIN - drums
KEITH TIPPETT - composer, piano

1. First Weaving  74:17
2. Outro (Geoffrey Smith)  0:45

Band on the Wall, Manchester  22rd May 1997

BBC Radio 3 broadcast (24/5/97)

Buy 'Live at Le Mans' 2CD by the Keith Tippett Tapestry Orchestra (Edition Records) at sale price here

KEITH TIPPETT'S TAPESTRY - Bishop's Castle 1997

GETHIN LIDDINGTON - trumpet
PINO MINAFRA - trumpet
JIM DVORAK - trumpet, cornet
MARK CHARIG - trumpet
MALCOLM GRIFFITHS - trombone
DAVE AMIS - trombone
PAUL RUTHERFORD - trombone
OREN MARSHALL - tuba
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone, bagpipes
SIMON PICARD - tenor saxophone
LARRY STABBINS - soprano and tenor saxophones
ELTON DEAN - alto saxophone, saxello
GIANLUIGI TROVESI - alto saxophone, alto clarinet
LEE GOODALL - alto saxophone, flute,
JULIE TIPPETTS - voice
MAGGIE NICHOLS - voice
VIVIEN ELLIS - voice
PAUL ROGERS - bass
LOUIS MOHOLO -drums
TONY LEVIN - drums
KEITH TIPPETT - composer, piano

1. First Weaving  77:31

Three Tuns, Bishop's Castle.  23rd May 1997

For bventure and softnucleus

Buy 'Live at Le Mans' 2CD by the Keith Tippett Tapestry Orchestra (Edition Records) at sale price here

Minafric Orchestra, with Louis Moholo, Keith Tippett & Julie Tippetts ~-~ For Mandela ~-~ Puglia, 13th September 2014

Here's one from the 2014 Talos festival in Puglia, Italy, with the Minafric orchestra playing their 'For Mandela' suite, with guests Louis Mofolo, Keith Tippett and Julie Tippetts. This is high energy and really good fun free music, almost a collision between Alan Silva's Seasons, Albert Ayler and Sun Ra.

vocals Gianna Montecalvo, Cinzia Eramo, Lisa Manosperti

saxophones Roberto Ottaviano, Sandro Satta, Pasquale Innarella, Carlo Actis Dato, Nicola Pisani

trumpet Pino Minafra, Vito Mitoli, Marco Sannini, Giorgio Distante

trombone Beppe Caruso, Sebi Tramontana, Michele Marzella

keyboards Livio Minafra

bass Giorgio Vendola

drums Vicenzo Mazzone

drums Louis Moholo-Moholo

vocals Julie Tippetts

piano Keith Tippett

Piazzetta le Monache, Ruvo di Puglia, 13th September 2014

Evan Parker - solo - Sant'Anna Arresi - 1st September 2015

Here's a transcendental solo performance by Evan Parker, from earlier this year at Santa'Anna Arresi, broadcast a few days ago by RAI3.

This is down-sampled from a hi-res recording I made of the broadcast, and if there's sufficient interest, I can post that - much larger files, however.

James Blood Ulmer: Mainstage - Jazzfestival 2015 mp2

Veranstaltungsort:Congress Zentrum Saalfelden

James Blood Ulmer
„Are You Glad to Be in America?“
USA

Sendezeit: 03:57 Uhr
Titel: See Through
Länge: 08:02 Min
Interpret: James Blood Ulmer (and band)
Komponist: James 'Blood' Ulmer

Sendezeit: 03:48 Uhr
Titel: Interview
Länge: 09:13 Min
Interpret: James Blood Ulmer (and band)
Komponist: James 'Blood' Ulmer

Sendezeit: 03:40 Uhr
Titel: Jazz is the Teacher (Funk is the Preacher)
Länge: 08:20 Min
Interpret: James Blood Ulmer (and band)
Komponist: James 'Blood' Ulmer
James Blood Ulmer - guitar, vocals
Ronny Drayton - guitar
David Murray - tenor saxophone
Oliver Lake - alto saxophone
Hamiet Bluiett - baritone saxophone
Calvin Jones - bass
G. Calvin Weston - drums
Aubrey Dayle – drums

It's only 22:00 but hopefully they'll broadcast more.......

DAM - Radio broadcast 1986

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
TONY MOORE - double-bass
DAVE ALEXANDER - drums

1. 22:46

BBC Radio 3.  Jazz Today.  Broadcast 16 June 1986

I saw this trio once.  I'd seen Paul at a gig in Birmingham and he said they were going to be playing at the Oporto in London.  So, when the time came, I went down to check them out.  As I remember, the London streets were busy, busy, the tubes were packed, but when I got to the downstairs room at the Oporto pub there was loooads of space and maybe half a dozen people.  The music though was very busy, almost overwhelmingly so to ears relatively new to this sort of thing. Intense and extremely exciting.

I'm guessing I missed the start of taping this off the radio, and for some reason didn't record the dulcet tones of the great Charles Fox, which might have helped.  Paul can't find his tape of the broadcast, so unless someone else can come up with more completeness - this is all there is.  Check out some fabulous stopping and starting near the beginning.  Both Tony Moore and Dave Alexander have never really got the recognition they deserve.     

DLM - Radio broadcast 1983

PAUL DUNMALL- tenor saxophone
TONY MOORE - double-bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. Intro by Charles Fox  2:16
2. 133  11:23
3. Announcement  0:52
4. Two is Three  14:29
5. Outro  0:27

BBC Radio 3 'Jazz in Britain'.   Recorded 12 January 1983
Broadcast 21 Feburary 1983

THINKO JAZZ - Radio broadcast 1987

Yay!  THINKO JAZZ man!

MARK LANGFORD - bass clarinet
JERRY UNDERWOOD - tenor saxophone
ANDY SHEPPARD - tenor and soprano saxophones
PAUL DUNMALL - baritone and tenor saxophones
PAUL ANSTEY - bass
TONY ORRELL - drums

1. 7:01
2. 6:28
3. 11:49

Bit lacking in info on this one.
(Another shorty, on the other side of The Quartet tape)

THE QUARTET - BBC Jazz Today 1987

ALI HAURAND - bass
GERD DUDEK - tenor and soprano saxophone, flute
ROB VAN DEN BROECK - piano
TONY OXLEY - drums

1. Introduction - Charles Fox  0:33
2. Unbounded  10:53
3. Announcement 0:12
4. Announcement 0:27
5. Pannonica  4:30
6. Announcement  0:36
7. Ente-taining  9:48
8. Outro  0:20

BBC Radio 3, Jazz Today.  Broadcast 30 November 1987

Short one.

MUJICIAN - VIENNA 2003

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor and soprano saxophones
KEITH TIPPETT - piano
PAUL ROGERS - bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

Set One
1. 33:11
2. 11:14

Set Two
1. 43:58

Porgy and Bess, Vienna.  19th October 2003

John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble - Unterfahrt, 2014-02-21

John Hollenbeck, Schlagzeug
Theo Bleckmann, Gesang
John Bailey, Jon Owens, Dave Ballou, Matt Holman, TrompeteMark Patterson, Mike Christensen, Christian Jakso, Alan Ferber, Posaune Ben Kono, Jeremy
Viner, Tony Malaby, Dan Willis, Bohdan Hilash, Saxofone, Klarinetten
Patricia Franceschi, Vibrafon
Matt Mitchell, Piano, el. Keyboard
Kermit Driscoll, E-Bass
J.C. Sandford, Orchesterleitung

pdf and other texts included. All thanks to Johan for these mp2 files.

DEEP JOY TRIO - Buffalo NY, 2006

PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
PAUL ROGERS - bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. 36:10
2. 16:17

Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Buffalo, NY   5th December 2006

More Deep Joy here

ARCHIE SHEPP Attica Blues Big Band (feat. Cécile McLorin Salvant) Jazz Middelheim 2015 Antwerp, Belgium - 2015-08-14

Archie Shepp (tenor sax, vocals),
Tom Mc Clung (piano),
Daryl Hall (bass),
Famoudou Don Moye (drums),
Cécile Mc Lorin Salvant (vocals),
Pierre Durand (guitar),
Marion Rampal (vocals),
Izidor Leitinger (trumpet),
Olivier Miconi (trumpet),
Christophe Leloil (trumpet),
Sébastien Llado (trombone),
Michaël Ballue (trombone),
Romain Morello (trombone),
Olivier Chaussade (alt sax),
François Théberge (tenor sax),
Virgile Lefebvre (tenor sax),
Jean-Philippe Scali (baritone sax)

Help with setlist appreciated. I heard :

1. Introduction by Lies Steppe
2. Introduction by Archie Shepp
3. Quiet Dawn
4. Blues For Brother George Jackson
5. The Cry Of My People
6. Steam
7. Come Sunday
8. Mama Too Tight
9. Déjà Vu
10. Goodbye Sweet Pops - Ujamaa
11. Attica Blues
12. Reprise : Mama Too Tight

Radio Klara FM (cable) -> WinTV-HVR-3000 Soundcard -> Adobe Audition (10db Boost) -> WAV -> CD Wave Editor (Tracking) -> TLH (FLAC 8)