leo smith the budding of a rose(live at the moers festival 1979)

Leo Smith: Budding of a Rose {}Moers Music MoMu 02026 (LP) 1979 WGERJune 5, 1979 / Palm Studio, Paris, France
Harmonium (Smith) [17:04]
Mutumishi (Smith) [05:35]
Budding of a Rose (Smith) [21:17] Roscoe Mitchell, Wallace McMillan (alto sax)Anthony Braxton (alto sax, contrabass clarinet, flute, clarinet)Douglas Ewart (clarinet, alto clarinet, flute)Dwight Andrews (clarinet, tenor sax, flute)Marty Ehrlich (clarinet, bass clarinet, baritone sax)Leo Smith, Kenny Wheeler, Hugh Ragin, Rob Howard, Mike Mossmann (trumpet) ["Michael Philip Mossman" on MoMu 02026]George Lewis, Ray Anderson, Alfred Patterson (trombone)Pinguin Moschner (tuba)Marilyn Crispell (piano)Bobby Naughton (vibes)Wes Brown (bass)Pheeroan ak Laff (drums, percussion)

hi all
here's an album thats been unavailable for many years.
surprising really that smiths only large scale big band record should remain unreleased.
this album was recorded the same day and with identical line up as roscoe mitchell's sketches from bamboo.
both were recorded at the moers festival 1979,unfortunately i couldnt find an image of the cover
for more information on leo smith please go to his home page at-http://music.calarts.edu/~wls/index.html
if anyone has the cover or any other out of print leo smith albums theyd like to upload please contact me at-dipmong@hotmail.com

PLEASE BUY LEO SMITHS RECORDINGS,YOU WONT BE DISSAPOINTED THEY ARE FANTASTIC!
this is a vinyl rip to 190kbsmp3 or there abouts(note side 1 =1 track,side 2 = track 2

link- http://rapidshare.com/files/19677276/budd.rar

Bobby Naughton said.....
I play vibraphone on this record. It was not recorded at '79 Moers Festival but rather a few days later at Palm Studio, Paris/France. The Leo Smith Creative Orchestra and The Roscoe Mitchell Creative Orchestra were indeed recorded at the Moers Festival by WDR but never released.(I have a private tape)I used my vibraphone at Moers but when we tuned up in the Paris studio I gave my A as pianist Marilyn Crispell sounded her A. Ouch! The tuning in Paris was A442 versus my vibes A440. The session was delayed about an hour until an A442 vibraphone was borrowed or leased.

see comments to this entry

dial-'infraction' released 1996 (no wave, avant rock)

heres a mysterious cd ive had for a while,a friend claimed he once read a review,that suggested this was an all female trio with some connections to the

little recorded late 70's newyork nowave band ut.

i have no idea if theres any connection. i cant find a

single referance to this anywhere that provides any more info than is on the cover.

all i can say is its a stunningly powerful album of very free rock with tunes that are minimaly composed a couple of the tracks are free improvs.

truly one of the best things in this vein ive ever heard.its ecstatic allright in its own numbed out way.sounds like it could even have been recorded in the late 70's or at any time between then and now.

if any body knows anything about the people on this disc please leave a comment. anyone liking classic mars, teenage jesus,early sonic youth

harry pussy,or even the nz free rock scene a la corpus hermeticum won't be disapointed.

BUY OTHER MUSIC BY DIAL,(AND IF YOU FIND ANY LEAVE A COMMENT WITH FULL DETAILS,I WANT MORE)the info which is included in the file lists these people as

j.ham-guitar,vocals r.smith-guitar,drum machine, d.weeks-bass

ripped to 192 vbr mp3

link= http://rapidshare.com/files/19640581/dial.rar

cheers

dipmong

William Hooker-is eternal life 1977 (Incomplete)

This New York-based drummer has played a large part in forging a bond between the city's free-jazz and downtown rock scenes while — and this is the tricky part — refusing to compromise the purity of essence that's pervaded his music for nearly two decades. Hooker plays with enough power to steer combos suffused with post-punk guitar scree, while maintaining a terpsichorean grace (reminiscent of Rashied Ali, a John Coltrane sideman who has had ephemeral involvement with the avant-rock scene as well) that effortlessly demonstrates the limits of most "rock" percussion.Hooker's work is steeped in new age philosophy —
...Is Eternal Life resounds with intricate patterns that bring to mind aural recreations of Druid stone circles — but the burning intensity of something like the side-long duet with reedman David Murray would no doubt provoke convulsions among Windham Hill devotees who claimed the term as accepted nomenclature for their brand of holiday inn jazz.
the above is a trouser press review-by david sprague.

this album was first issued by reality unit concepts in 1977 ,though the material was recorded
in 1974-6 as far as i know(i may be wrong, does anyone know?) this is a very fine album,a must for hooker fans especially those whoprefer hooker in a setting approximating a classic free jazz situation.
whatever the context hooker's pulsating percussive waves seem irrevocably timeless ,another great drummerwho seems to me to have been influenced by Cecil Taylors pulsating , incandescent
rythymns.

this album features david murray,david s ware, mark miller(borbetomagus?),and two players i dont readily recognise les goodson,and hassan dawkins.
artwork and tracklist included.

PLEASE BUY WILLIAM HOOKER'S CD'S, MANY ARE AVAILABLE ON KNITTING FACTORY, ATAVISTIC AND OTHER LABLES.


enjoy!!

jazz composers orchestra -communications 1964-65

hi all here's the classic communications from,1964 on fontana.its been unavailable for many years and only available on cd in japan in the early 90's

it is now out of print.

last year i saw a copy on ebay(the cd,that is )going for the ridiculous price of us $100.

unfortunately i cant find a review, but its a fine compliment to,the 1968 record on jcoa which is available on watt(distributed by ecm).

personnel- paul bley-pno, steve lacy-soprano, jimmy lyons-alto, roswell rudd-trb mike mantler-trpt ,composer(tracks ,2 3)archie shepp-tenor, john tchicai-alto, fred pirtle-winds, willie ruff -french horn, ken mcintyre-reeds, robyn kenyatta-reeds, bob carducci-reeds,fl, kent carter and steve swallow-db, milford graves and barry altschul-drums, carla bley-composer track#1

this was ripped to 192kbsmp3 (rapidshare)

link= http://rs8.rapidshare.com/files/19524059/jazz_composers_orch.rar

enjoy!!

steve lacy the wire 1975

068 - THE WIRE: Steve Lacy Sextet 1/ The Twain (Lacy) 6:31 2/ Esteem (Lacy) 8:40 3/ The Owl (Lacy) 4:17 4/ The Wire (Lacy) 4:58 5/ Cloudy (Lacy) 6:12 6/ Dead Line (Lacy) 8:06 Recorded at Nippon Columbia's 1st Studio, Tokyo, June 18, 1975 Steve Lacy: soprano; Masahiko Satoh: piano; Masahiko Togashi: percussion; Keiki Midorikawa: cello, bass; Yoshio Ikeda: bass; Motoharu Yoshizawa: bass. 1977 - Denon Jazz (Japan), YX 7553 (LP) Note: (3) is a duo with Steve Lacy and Masahiko Togashi.

heres another ultra rare unreissued steve lacy album from 1975,on nippon columbia this ,is one of my favorites from this period ,and may well be one of the most challenging records he ever made.for those who like their lacy fairly free and exploratory. i will in the next month or so be upping,stalks,threads, follies,and many more.

DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR AND BUY SOME STEVE LACY RECORDS.
check the links section for lacy's discog.
ripped to 190KBSMP3, ITSA RAPIDSHARELINK,(IM HAVING PROBLEMS UPLOADING TO FILE HO!)
heres the link-http://rapidshare.com/files/19280414/wir.rar

posting comments here is easy

hi
its been brought to my attention that, some people have been wanting to leave comments but either couldnt figure out how or felt that i had disabled this function.
to leave comments. just click on to a particular posts title ,each post has a 'backlink'which opens up and reveals a comments box.
clicking on to the posts title will take you there.
my account with the file host has revealed that the sunny murray and marion brown have both already been down loaded many times.
thanks to mr lucky for initially bringing this to my attention.(mr lucky posts at both cineville and border music,as well as here hopefully,if you leave him a comment.

untitled digtal image by dipshitkingmongoloid

sunny murray/ khan jamal-change of the century 1987 re up

here at last
re up of master modern percussionist sunny murray.
ive always suspected this cd was unauthorized to begin with. its co credited to khan jamal and 'romulus' who is listed as conductor.anyone have any info on romulus? perhaps its butch morris who seemed to be ubiquitous ,at that stage in his career.
PLEASE BUY ANY SUNNY MURRAY CD'S YOU CAN FIND.THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT RICH
THEY ARE BARELY MAKING A LIVING.
besides which theres no free medical treatment in the US so if youre on welfare,(foodstamps,rental assistance) and you fall seriously ill unless others can offer assistance, basically youre well and truly S.C.R.E.W.E.D.

james over at nothing is, has posted other great sunny murray albums including unit cores, and the essential 'big chief' for the details scroll down to the scan of the full image which includes the back cover.
please once youve clicked on dont use the PTP option it has been disabled!!

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marion brown,a unique and true original.

hi all

the great marion brown has always been one of my very favourite jazz musicians.

a true original with a unique tone, please BUY AS MANY MARION BROWN CDS AS YOU CAN FIND!!! jubalee is one of my personal favourites it follows on from his first esp session which is also very highly recommended,and shares with that release a lot of the personnel and many structural affinities.one thing that distinguishes brown from the run of the mill esp crowd,for me is the notable structural integrity of his compositions ,

they are always interesting and run a huge gamut from modal and completely free , as well as complex highly chromatic bebop /hardbop extensions. JUBALEE' has been criminally unavailable for many many years.i could not even find a decent review.

the personnel is as follows.marion brown, grachan moncur-trb,reggie maupin-tenor,bscl, alan shorter-flug h,trpt dave burrell-pno,reggie johnson-db,beaver harris-dr

please note i will be posting more marion brown that is unavailable soon.

i also have a few requests

live in esslingen germany,1969

geechee recollections impulse 1973?

vista-1975 if any one hs any of these contct me through comments leaving an e mail adress(preferably not your home adress)and ill invite you to post them on this blog,or we will make some other arrangement. OTHER MARION BROWNcds CAN BE FOUND AT THE NOTHING IS BLOG(THEY TOO HAVE NOT BEEN REISSUED)check the links section , go there download

those and ask JAMES to come back from his vacation.

track listing is 1)512e12 ,2)the visitor 3)jubalee 4)idutus all by m.brown save for idutus by a shorter(i think)

PLEASE NOTE DO NOT USE THE PTPOPTION ITS BEEN DISABLED USE THE SLOW OPTION

thanks all comments would be appreciated,your thoughts on mb the album whatever

dipmong

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google sensors itself for profits in china

Google censors itself for China

Leading internet company Google has said it will censor its search services in China in order to gain greater access to China's fast-growing market.
Google has offered a Chinese-language version of its search engine for years but users have been frustrated by government blocks on the site.
The company is setting up a new site - Google.cn - which it will censor itself to satisfy the authorities in Beijing.
Google argued it would be more damaging to pull out of China altogether.
While removing search results is inconsistent with Google's mission, providing no information... is more inconsistent with our mission
Google statement
Critics warn the new version could restrict access to thousands of sensitive terms and web sites. Such topics are likely to include independence for Taiwan and the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
The Chinese government keeps a tight rein on the internet and what users can access. The BBC news site is inaccessible, while a search on Google.cn for the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement directs users to a string of condemnatory articles.
Google's move in China comes less than a week after it resisted efforts by the US Department of Justice to make it disclose data on what people were searching for.
this originaly appeared january last year.
on the bbc online news site

yet here we all are as appraised as we can be of the facts in western so called democracies where media blackouts are an everyday occurance,willingly signing up to jump through the hoops when it requires us to do so.
are we complicit in censorship.
when will google censor us?
dipmong