8 March 2012

KESHAVAN MASLAK TRIO "MASLAK ONE THOUSAND" (WATERLAND, 1978)







... thank you Nick!



KESHAVAN MASLAK TRIO "MASLAK ONE THOUSAND"



Keshavan Maslak, alto & tenor saxophone
Mark Miller, bass
Sadiq Abdu Shahid, drums


A1. Maslak One Thousand 06:53
A2. Slowly With Feeling 05:27
A3. Buddha's Hand 05:16
A4. Turning, Turning I Begin To See 02:01
A5. Sinaasappelsap For George Coppens 05:56
B1. Two Esoteric 05:33
B2. A Frontal Lobotomy Would Not Reveal M. Miller 03:09
B3. Sadiq 05:26
B4. Family Feelings 06:36


Recorded at the Theater 't Hoogt, September 16, 1978 Utrecht, Holand.

WATERLAND WM 004

(lp rip)

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11 comments:

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...
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Anonymous said...

thank you, i used to have it also in lp, and haven't listened to it for a long time. mr maslak deserves wider recognition

roman

Anonymous said...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVUJj_dk-Y8&feature=related

corvimax said...

splendid, thank you

serviceton said...

When Maslak is good, he really is great. Although for sure he has his fans, I think too often he's also dismissed by others as some angry Id-clown, not worthy of serious attention. This is a mistake I think.
Recently I've been reacquainting myself with his 1980 classic 'Loved By Millions' LP with John Lindberg & Sunny Murray - just a great record.
I have never heard 'Maslak One Thousand' - and am looking forward to it. Thankyou.

akaboshi14 said...

Could you re-up this?

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Unfortunately I don't find the rip at the moment ....

Nick said...
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Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Thanks, Nick.

JColtrane said...

Thank you very much

correct silence said...

Thank you Nick for the update. In fact this afternoon i have just discovered that several Keshavan Kenny Million are now available on dowload here:
https://muteantsoundsnetlabel.bandcamp.com/music

One thousand and humanplexity are available but Mayhem in our street is not. Others good Maslak are also available including some duets with Han Bennink or Charles MOffett.