CECIL TAYLOR "STUDENT STUDIES" (BYG, 1966)

This album was first released as an untitled 2LP set on the Japanese BYG label in 1973.
The first CD edition on Affinity was titled "Student Studies". Later Black Lion issued another CD edition entitled "The Great Paris Concert".
The original cover is included in the files...
...and I have added two pieces from (most probably) the same session - 40 minutes more from this excellent group.


Cecil Taylor, piano
Jimmy Lyons, alto saxophone
Alan Silva, bass
Andrew Cyrille, drums

1. Student Studies (Part 1) 16:00
2. Student Studies (Part 2) 11:00
3. Amplitude  19:44
4. Niggle Feuigle 12:06
5. A Bright Light (Lover And Love) 21:13
6. Over There 19:20

Recorded in Paris at Maison De L'ORTF, Salle 105 on November 30, 1966 (Broadcast 'ORTF').

Tracks 1-4 originally released on BYG YX4003/4004.
Source for the rip BLACK LION BLCD760201.
Tracks 5 + 6 not released in any form.

Note: tracks 5+6 possibly recorded on December 1, 1966 at the Grand Amphitheatre de la Faculte de Droit, Paris, France.
Note 2: track 5 also titled "Bread, Wine, Lover & Love".
Note 3: alternate album title "THE GREAT PARIS CONCERT".

STEVE POTTS ‎– MUSIQUE POUR LE FILM D'UN AMI (UN-DEUX-TROIS, 1975)

A1. Marie-France
A2. Tango
A3. Antigone
A4. Bhagavad-Gita
A5. Route 69

B1. Java
B2. Mary-Jo
B3. Poème
B4. Street Blues
B5. Rock (La Défense)
B6. Java



Joss Basselli, accordion
Elie Ferré, acoustic guitar
Steve Potts, alto & soprano saxophone
Keno Speller, bongos
Gus Nemeth, double bass
Jean-Jacques Avenel, double bass
Donny Donable, drums
Kenny Tyler, drums
Christian Escoudé, electric guitar
Frank Abel, piano
Ambrose Jackson, trumpet


Recorded at Studio Acousti. Music from the film "Sujet ou Le secrétaire aux 1001 Tiroirs" by Joachim Noessi.

Un-Deux-Trois ‎– N° 2

Vinyl Rip

Dan Rose-Close Opposites-1978,Alacra LP 3007

A rare early album , by Dan Rose, a conceptually interesting  , adventurous guitarist who is too little known, .

wide variety of tunes here,delivered with subtlety and urgency.. great band featuring the only slightly less neglected masterful Perry Robinson...plus Mark Whitecage, John Betsch and Mario Pavone..

Rose is still recording, including several recent albums on enja..
here's a link to his site which includes a broad biographical overview
Enjoy!
S

HELEN MERRILL - AFFINITY (CONTINENTAL RECORDS, 1982)

A1. This Hotel
A2. All Blues/St. Louis Blues
A3. Under Darkest Skies

B1. Sunayama
B2. No More Blues
B3. A Love Like Ours
B4. Bei Mir Bist du Schoen/You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To


Helen Merrill, vocals
Masahiko Sato, piano, electric piano
Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi
Noboyushi Ino, bass
Masahiko Togashi, percussion


Recorded at Teichiku Suginami Studio, Tokyo, on 10-11 July, 1982

Continental Records - Teichiku / HL-5017

Vinyl Rip

SANO KIYOHIKO ‎– KIUI (ALM RECORDS, 1979)

A1. Anonimus

Recorded in October 1979 at Kichijoji Temple

Ito Fukuo, guitar
Masaru Soga, guitar
Kikuo Shimura, guitar
Masashi Shinohara, guitar
Kozo Tate, guitar
Seimatsu Shunsuke, guitar
Hisao Nakamori, guitar
Hironobu Maekawa, guitar

A2. Gap

Recorded in April 1974 at Gap Works, Sasazuka

Masaru Soga, electric guitar
Sano Kiyohiko, synthesizer
Masami Tano, percussion

A3. Cue

Recorded in December 1973 at Aoyama Town Hall

Kazuhiko Ogawa, guitar
Masashi Shinohara, guitar

B1. Toss-up

Recorded in May 1975 at Sophia University Hall, Yotsuya

Sano Yumiko, violin
Miyajima Motosakae, soprano saxophone
Naohiro Tsuke, trumpet
Fujisawa Nobuyuki, trombone
Hitoshi Nakamura, baritone saxophone
Murai AzumaTatsuki, contrebasse

B2. For TRAZOM

Recorded in October 1975 at Sophia University Hall, Yotsuya

Kikuo Shimura, guitar, bass drum and cymbal


B3. URN

Recorded in November 1978 at Jean-Jean, Shibuya

Junko Oda, voice
Miura Takashi, saxophone
Fumiko Takahashi, keyboards

C1. Source

Recorded in October 1971 at the Tokyo American Centre, Akasaka

Piano, Jo Kondo
Oboe, Soichi Wakioka
Mouri Kyojin, cello
Yasu-sei Ken, guitar
Unknown Performer, flute, clarinet, viola, cor anglais
Vocals, Tokyo Music University Choir

C2. Space

Recorded in October 1975 at Sophia University Hall, Yotsuya

Ritsuko Tsuchiya, piano
Yasunori Yamaguchi, percussion
Unknown Performer, flute

D. Kiui

Recorded in October 1979 at Kichijoji Temple

Masami Tada, 13 and 17 string koto
Sano Kiyohiko, 20 oscillators
Masaru Soga, electric piano


ALM Records ‎– AL-3008-9

Vinyl Rip

SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE "SO, WHAT DO YOU THINK? (TANGENT, 1971)"

Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Trevor Watts, soprano saxophone
Derek Bailey, guitar
Dave Holland, bass, cello
John Stevens, drums

A. So, What Do You Think? (part 1) 24:39
B. So, What Do You Think? (part 2) 21:57

Recorded in London on January 27, 1971.

TANGENT TGS 118


(vinyl rip)
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CHRISTMANN - SCHÖNENBERG & BOJÉ "KÖLN 1976"

Günter Christmann, trombone, bass
Detlef Schönenberg, drums, percussion
Harald Bojé, electronium, synthesizer

1. Announcement                     02:02
2. Christmann - Schönenberg         15:56
3. Christmann - Schönenberg         05:35
4. Christmann - Schönenberg         08:46
5. Christmann - Schönenberg & Bojé  06:23
6. Christmann - Schönenberg & Bojé  11:25
7. Christmann - Schönenberg & Bojé  10:38


Recorded on October 4, 1976 at Saal 1, WDR, Köln, Germany.
Broadcast on WDR's "Nachtmusik im WDR".

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART "MARCH + APRIL 1980"

And this is the 10th and last of the Radio Jazz Group recordings - at least for the moment.
Got it about two months ago from Dime - thanks to the original uploader!

Track 1-3 (March 31):

RJGS feat. Engstfeld/Herr Quartet + Didier Loockwood

Wolfgang Engstfeld, tenor saxophone
Didier Lockwood, violin
Wolfgang Dauner, piano
Michel Herr, piano
Palle Danielsson, bass
Leroy Lowe, drums



Track 4 (April 25):

RJGS feat. Toto Blanke's Electric Circus

Charlie Mariano, soprano saxophone
Johannes Faber, trumpet
Wolfgang Dauner, piano
Toto Blanke, guitar
Norbert Daeumling, bass
Heinrich Hock, drums
Trilok Gurtu, percussion


1. Continuous Flow 07:20
2. Changes         07:43
3. Blues For Ede   07:22
4. Bolero Torcello 23:32

Recorded at Radio SWR Studio, Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on March 31 (tr.1-3) and April 25 (tr.4), 1980.

HARRY BECKETT - PAUL DUNMALL - CHRIS BOLTON - TONY LEVIN. Jazz Club Friday, Cannonball, Birmingham. 1989

HARRY BECKETT, trumpet, flugelhorn
PAUL DUNMALL, soprano and tenor saxophones
CHRIS BOLTON, bass
TONY LEVIN, drums

KEITH TIPPETT makes a brief appearance on vocal and flugelhorn near the end.

Set One
1. 18:56
2. 20:40

Set Two
1. 46:54

Jazz Club Friday at the Cannonball, Birmingham.  13 January 1989

Monotype 1985 by Paul Dunmall.

JEANNE LEE + GUNTHER HAMPEL + TTTT ‎– IM STADTGARTEN KÖLN (MARA RECORDS)

1. Im Stadtgarten Köln


Frank Wollny, bass
Gunter Hampel, bass clarinet, vibraphone, flute
Butch Morris, cornet, amplified cornet, flute
A.R. Penck, drums
Alan Silva, keyboards
Jeanne Lee, vocals


Recorded at Stadtgarten Konzertsaal, Köln, Germany

Mara Records ‎– 6012

CD Rip

ROLF & JOACHIM KÜHN QUARTET "RE-UNION IN BERLIN" (CBS, 1965)

Rolf Kühn, clarinet
Joachim Kühn, piano
Klaus Koch, bass
Reinhard Schwartz, drums


A1. Mobile Waltz (Rolf Kühn) 7:05
A2. Green Stocking (Joachim Kühn) 7:16
A3. Corruption (Joachim Kühn) 5:57
B1. The Mad Man (Rolf Kühn) 8:34
B2. Life From The Moon (Joachim Kühn) 10:45

Recorded on June 3, 4 and 5, 1965 at Amiga-Studios, Berlin, Germany.

CBS S 62407

(vinyl rip)

CARL, KRAFT, WOLF ‎– LIVE (1998)

1. 8:48
2. 5:14
3. 11:03
4. 12:40


Rüdiger Carl, clarinet
Georg Wolf, bass
Detlef Kraft, drums


Recorded live at F.I.M. Festival, Gallus Theater, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 28 November 1998.

Terumasa Hino-Live in Berlin 1971-(Victor SMJX-10128)

 More Terumasa Hino, here's a favourite, unbelievably out of print, by Hino's touring quintet of the early 70's, incredibly inventive unit , stradling freeish post Bop, Fusion you name it..
Of note specifically is some remarkably free shredding by guitarist Kyoshi Sugimoto,(Taku Sugimoto's father) who steals the show here, for me , along with Hino's folksy vocal tone and incendiary attack...

Cycle Circle, on side one has a lurching ominousness that's very similar territory to K.Komeda's Astigmatic.

ENJOY!!

MASAHIKO TOGASHI - SPIRITS TRIO - JAZZ (VENUS RECORDS, 1994)

1. Where Are You?
2. Blame It On My Youth
3. Waltz Step
4. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
5. Don't Take Your Love From Me
6. The Things We Did Last Summer
7. Desert Wind
8. A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening


Hideo Ichikawa, piano
Ikuo Sakurai, bass
Masahio Togashi, drums

Recorded at Music Inn, Tokyo, 8 July 1994

Venus Records - TKCV-79057

CD Rip

BOBBY WATSON & HORIZON - Live webcast from MCG

In case you missed it...

Audio only.

Bobby Watson & Horizon
April 12, 2014 (early show)
Manchester Craftsmen's Guild Concert Hall, Pittsburgh, PA

01. The Young Rabbits  8:28
02. Sweet Dreams  14:35
03. Seventh Avenue South  15:58
04. chat  2:44
05. A Moment Of Silence  1:24
06. chat  0:32
07. From The Heart  8:09
08. chat  1:13
09. The Look Of Love  4:46
10. In Case You Missed It  8:19

Bobby Watson - Alto Saxophone
Terell Stafford- Trumpet
Edward Simon - Piano
Peter Washington - Bass
Victor Lewis - Drums

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART feat. BRÖTZMANN TRIO "STUTTGART 1976"

This is the 9th part in the thread of Radio Jazz Group recordings from Stuttgart - one more to come.


Peter Brötzmann, soprano, tenor & bass saxophone, clarinet
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, electric piano
Fred Van Hove, piano, organ, accordion
Adelhard Roidinger, bass
Han Bennink, drums, percussion

1. unknown title         25:17
2. unknown title (inc.)  26:37


Recorded at Radio Studio SWR, Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on April 9, 1976.

Blixt live at Moers 2013

Here's a full performnce of this power trio at last year's Moers festival in Germany. The announcer draws the power trio lineage as far back as Cream, a band that always left room for long stetches of improvisation, even though their repertoire was song-based. This lot, though, is fully improvisational throughout, or at least, that's how it sounds. Raoul Björkenheim has worked in the trio format before, notably with the Scorch Trio which has been inactive lately and Bill Laswell played in the Painkiller trio with John Zorn and Mick Harris. We'll get to the Scorchers in due course. The name, meaning lightning in Swedish, does sort of indicate what they're up to.

I saw them last year, on the same tour I think, and recorded the entire thing on the cell phone, but listening to the playback, quickly realised that a cell phone can't handle the sonic barrage of these gentlemen. Of course, listening and watching this video is hardly any substitute for watchng them live. The propulsive playing of drummer Morgan Ågren betrays his background in prog and metal which was to some extent a defining characteristic of Painkiller which in fact  released some of their work on metal labels. Anyhow, here's a set of loudness interspersed with quieter passages, but not for too long. I happen to like the quiet parts better, but that's just me.

Blixt
Moers Jazz Fest
Moers Germany
May 18 2013

Webcast>Jaksta>Flv>You

This is the Arte live Webcast of Blixt's red hot performance at moers

Raoul Björkenheim Guitar
Bill Laswell bass
Morgan Ågren Drums

Technical point: This video is in the flv format and it works well with the VLC player. I should add that the action starts at the eight minute mark. Ideally it could have been cut shorter, but I don't have the requisite software for that.

Kudos to "punkjazz" at the Dime site for grabbing and uploading.
To be ferociously enjoyed, as always.

ORIENTAL WIND / KARNATAKA COLLEGE OF PERCUSSION ‎– SANKIRNA (SONET, 1985)

A1. Sankirna
A2. Bahagya
A3. Bitlis

B1. Aurun
B2. Fidayda
B3. High Fly


Stefan Brolund, acoustic bass
Okay Temiz, drums, goblet drum
Lennart Åberg, soprano and tenor saxophone
Bobo Stenson, piano

R. A. Rajagopal, ghatam
T. N. Shashikumar, kanjira
T.A.S. Mani, mridangam
R. A. Ramamani, vocals



Recorded & mixed at Sonet Studios, Stockholm in October - November 1984.

Sonet ‎– SNTF 930

Vinyl Rip

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART feat. Christmann-Schönenberg-Bojé "STUTTGART 1976"

Günter Christmann, trombone
Detlef Schönenberg, drums
Harald Bojé, synthesizer
Wolfgang Dauner, piano

1. Cave Canem              07:57
2. Tet-Anus                10:56
3. Sueddeutscher Rundfunk  11:45
4. Trio One                06:42
5. Trio Two                09:38

Recorded at Studio Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on November 19, 1976.

GROUP EVERYTHING EVERYTHING EVERYTHING & EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING (1970)

GROUP EVERYTHING EVERYTHING EVERYTHING - HINO'S "JOURNEY TO AIR" (LOVE RECORDS, CANYON RECORDS, 1970)

A. Journey To Air 1

B. Journey To Air 2

Dave Liebman, alto & tenor saxophone
Steve Grossman, alto & tenor saxophone, flute
Lanny Fields, bass
Teruo Nakamura, bass
Mike Garson, piano, electric piano
Terumasa Hino, trumpet, flugelhorn
Dave Holland, bass
Gary Pribec, alto saxophone
Pete Yellin, alto saxophone, flute
Bobby Moses, drums
Motohiko Hino, drums, handclaps
Olu Dara, trumpet


Recorded at Upsurge Studio, New York City, March 1970.

Love Records - TP-103; Canyon Records ‎– CAJ-1001

Vinyl Rip


EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING - JUST FLASH IN THE COSMIC PAN (COLUMBIA, 1970)

A.  In To The Heaven

B1. Jun's Dreams
B2. Just Flash In The Cosmic Pan


Dave Liebman, soprano & tenor saxophone
Steve Grossman, soprano & tenor saxophone
Lanny Fields, bass
Teruo Nakamura, bass
Mike Garson, piano
Reggie Workman, bass
John Carbone, bass
Randy Brecker, trumpet
Joe Bonner, electric piano
John Abercrombie, guitar
Lenny White, drums
Steve Jackson, percussion
Yosuke Tonoki, percussion, flute


Recorded on 15 June 1970.

Columbia - YS-2400-AX

Vinyl Rip

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART feat. Schlippenbach-Kowald-Lovens-Lytton-Parker "STUTTGART 1977"

Günter Christmann, trombone
Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, synthesizer
Peter Kowald, bass
Paul Lovens, drums, percussion
Paul Lytton, drums, percussion, electronics

1. unknown title  15:33
2. unknown title  14:43
3. unknown title  19:30
4. unknown title  09:18
5. unknown title  11:16

Recorded at Radio Studio SWR, Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on June 13, 1977.

TONY LEVIN and PAUL DUNMALL. Bristol 22.1.93 (Set 2)

TONY LEVIN. drums
PAUL DUNMALL, alto, soprano and tenor saxophones

1. 28:53
2. 11:21

Rare Music Club, Bristol.  22 January 1993 (Second set)

Did someone say Tony Levin?

Yikes!   This sounds great, and rarer than the rarest rare rarity.

Would appreciate some feed-back.  Thanks.

JOHN SURMAN / TONY LEVIN DUO ‎– LIVE AT MOERS FESTIVAL (RING RECORDS, 1975)

A1. Element Of Surprise
A2. Resulting Confusion
A3. A Solution Found

B1. Journey In Hope
B2. Speedy Preparation
B3. A Little German Clap And You Have It


John Surman, baritone and soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, synthesizer
Tony Levin, drums, percussion


Recorded live at Moers Festival 16 May 1975

Ring Records ‎– Ring 01006

Vinyl Rip

MANFRED SCHOOF QUINTET "HELSINKI 1974"

Manfred Schoof, fluegelhorn, cornet
Michel Pilz, bass clarinet
Eero Koivistoinen, soprano & tenor saxophone
Pekka Sarmanto, bass
Reino Laine, drums


1. introduction             00:27
2. Naima (J. Coltrane) (inc)     14:18
3. introduction             00:13
4. unknown title             26:06
5. introduction             01:47
6. Neum (M. Schoof) (inc)     18:52

Recorded at Tavastia Club, Helsinki, Finland on April 18, 1974.

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART feat. Carl-Reichel-Wittwer-Schweizer-Honsinger-Altena-Bruhin "STUTTGART 1978"

Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, flute, piccolo, accordion, percussion
Hans Reichel, violin
Stephan Wittwer, guitar
Irène Schweizer, piano, percussion
Wolfgang Dauner, piano (not on tr.3)
Tristan Honsinger, cello, voice
Maarten van Regteren Altena, bass, cello
Anton Bruhin, voice, harmonica, percussion, poem

Dieter Zimmerle (fm announcer)

1. Zichtels Wunsch > Steel Five  15:36
2. announcement                  01:07
3. Ouvertüre > S'Zehnerli        33:40
4. announcement                  00:25

Recorded at Radio Studio SWR, Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on June 8, 1978.

NIKO LANGENHUIJSEN ‎– HYPO (VARAJAZZ, 1984)

A1. Op De Eén
A2. Slick
A3. Ruime Slakken
A4. P.S.

B1. Op De Twee
B2. In G
B3. Hypo II
B4. Hypo I



Niko Langenhuijsen, piano, melodica, synthesizer
Arnold Dooyeweerd, bass
Ernst Reijseger, cello
Willem Van Manen, trombone
Toon De Gouw, trumpet
Bohuslav Zola, violin


Recorded on 8-9 February 1984 in VARA-Studio 5, Hilversum, Holland.

VARAJAZZ ‎– 4214

Vinyl Rip

JEANNE LEE ‎– DON'T FREEZE YOURSELF TO DEATH OVER THERE IN THOSE MOUNTAINS (NOT ON LABEL, 1984)

A. Don't Freeze Yourself To Death Over There In Those Mountains

B. Sorry, Brother


Jeanne Lee, vocals
Frank Wollny, bass
Denis Charles, drums
A.R. Penck, keyboards
Clarence Sharpe, alto saxophone

Vinyl Rip

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART feat. Rutherford-Carl-Dudek-Reichel-Honsinger-Garrett "STUTTGART 1976"

Paul Rutherford, trombone
Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute, accordion
Gerd Dudek, soprano & tenor saxophone, flute
Hans Reichel, guitar
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, synthesizer
Tristan Honsinger, cello, vocals
Donald Rafael Garrett, bass

1. unknown title 06:22
2. unknown title 11:54
3. unknown title 16:03
4. unknown title 21:27

Recorded at Radio Studio SWR, Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on February 27, 1976.

HOZAN YAMAMOTO & MASAHIKO SATO - SILKY ADVENTURE (BROADWAY, 1986)

A1. Iberian Sunset
A2. Bamboo Shoots
A3. Tail Wind
A4. Commodore Drive

B1. Silky Adventure
B2. Funauta
B3. Earlham Blues
B4. Village West


Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi
Masahiko Sato, piano


Recorded 26 August 1986 at Sound City Studios.

Broadway - 28MB-5001

Vinyl Rip

MUJICIAN - Second set. Torrington. 1993

PAUL DUNMALL, tenor, baritone and soprano saxophone
KEITH TIPPETT, piano
PAUL ROGERS, bass
TONY LEVIN, drums

1. Second set  51:54

Live at The Plough Arts Centre, Torrington.  11 September 1993

MASAHIKO TOGASHI – THE FACE OF PERCUSSION (PADDLE WHEEL, 1981)

A1.  Something Coming
A2.  Pray
A3.  Let's Sing, Let's Dance

B1.  Ballad For Loneliness
B2.  Heartstrings
B3.  Whispering Stars
B4.  Something Leaving


Masahiko Togashi, percussion


Recorded August 12-14, 18-20, 1980 : King Records Studio #2, Tokyo.

Paddle Wheel / King K28P-6050

Vinyl Rip

Paul Bley Trio-Canada 1968

For an Australian friend...
A great Paul Bley trio session, put out by radio Canada international transcription service, recorded in Montreal in December 68, i believe this was Bley's last  entirely acoustic release from the sixties and for some time until ECM'S, Open to Love, last in a glorious sequence spanning ten or so indispensable records, and one of the few which has never made it to cd ..

Four great tunes by Annette Peacock , his wife at the time, with Mario Pavone's only stint in Bleys acoustic trio.
 For some inexplicable reason this album is not mentioned In the Paul Bley entry on the Jazz discographies project site.
this album's been posted as mp3's at lucky psychic hut , and may well still be available somewhere in that format.
Bley's website, a rich source of articles , interviews and home of  the IAI label

Steve Lacy Three-The Lost Tracks from Capers,1979

I was pretty pissed off years ago when i bought the CD, New York capers and quirks, only to find that almost half the material had been left off including my favourite piece "the crunch" where Ronnie Boykins seems most inventive(and audible), i had given the scratchy old beige soft cover double lp away , because it sounded muddy, and i'd ordered the cd from a shop..
This reissue box edition from 1981 is a huge sonic improvement , on the first edition.
Boykins is not as audible as on the cd versions.. but otherwise the sound is great..
Anyone know why this material hasn't been reissued?

The Crunch is particularly great one of those  sprawling blow out monsters, like the thing, where Lacy stretches his extended technique to the limit.
Dennis Charles Beating out Melodic Martial tattoo like rhythms in unison with Lacy is a Joyous aural feast, a pity this trio didn't record more!
recorded live at soundscape by Peter Kuhn on December 29-1979

HELEN MERRILL with the GARY PEACOCK TRIO "S'POSIN" (VICTOR/STORYVILLE, 1971)

The great Helen Merrill's most challenging, outer worldly record ever, featuring loose, free  highly textured arrangements by Masahiko Sato and Peacock, recorded just 4 months before the epochal "Samadhi' by the trio...
This also features a touching version of Ellington's 'In a sentimental mood' which is so obviously Gary Peacock's very moving tribute to Jimmy Blanton... beautiful oh so beautiful, painfully so..

Only reissued on Cd in Japan and out of print to the best of my knowledge ..
This rip is taken from the early 70's Storyville LP ..

Helen Merrill is as far as i know still recording...and well worth supporting !
she has a website here
ENJOY!!!!

LINK

SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE "UNRELEASED STUDIO RECORDINGS 1966 - 1968"

Soundwise these recordings are a bit muffled but the music's really excellent IMHO.
Maybe someone has a better version!?

The Double Trio track was recorded about two month before Brötzmann's 'Machine Gun' - makes for an interesting comparison.

Maybe one day it will see a proper release....

1. Juicy (from the unreleased Cul-de-Sac soundtrack) (K. Komeda/2:10/completed track)
Kenny Wheeler, trumpet
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Trevor Watts, alto saxophone, breathing
Jeff Clyne, bass
John Stevens, drums, percussion

Recorded by Eddie Kramer, probably at Olympic Sound Studios, London, April 1966.
The Ensemble was apparently commissioned via Eddie Kramer to record compositions by Krzysztof Komeda for the soundtrack of Roman Polanski’s 1966 film Cul-de-Sac, an offbeat black-comedy set on the island of Lindisfarne.


2. Springboard (and radio announcement) (Stevens/3:56)
Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Trevor Watts, alto saxophone, flute, oboe
Derek Bailey, guitar
Barry Guy, bass
John Stevens, drums

Recorded live by BBC Radio at the Paris cinema, London, Mon March 20, 1967;
tr: BBC Radio Light Programme The Jazz Scene (Jazz Club slot), March 26, 1967.


3. Willow Trio - Part 2 (extract 7:59)
Evan Parker, soprano saxophone
Barre Phillips, bass
John Stevens, percussion

Recorded by Eddie Kramer at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 6, 1967. Willow Trio sessions.


4. Double Trio - Part 1 (32:05)
Evan Parker, soprano saxophone
Trevor Watts, alto saxophone
Dave Holland, bass
Peter Kowald, bass
Rashied Ali, drums, percussion
John Stevens, drums, percussion

Recorded by Eddie Kramer at Olympic Sound Studios, London, March 10, 1968. Unreleased studio session.
 Island (unissued)

MASAHIKO TOGASHI ‎– SCENE (CORNELIUS RECORDS, 1987)

1. Scene
2. Song For Twilight
3. Chromatic Lady & Pentatonic Guy
4. Tears
5. Hoy Hoy
6. Song Of Nothing
7. In The Pot
8. Typhoon
9. Midnight Talking To Me


Masahiko Togashi, percussion


Recorded on 27-29 September 1987 at Studio A, Tokyo.

Cornelius Records - CCD 701

CD Rip

JOE GALLIVAN - BRIAN CUOMO - ELTON DEAN THE ORIGIN OF MAN (1996)

Beautiful.

ROBERT F. POZAR "GOOD GOLLY MISS NANCY" (SAVOY, 1966)

Here's for you to discover....


An interview with Cleve (Robert) Pozar:
http://www.furious.com/perfect/clevepozar.html




ROBERT F. POZAR "GOOD GOLLY MISS NANCY"


Mike Zwerin, bass trumpet, trumpet
Kathy Morris, cello
Jimmy Garrison, bass
Robert Pozar, drums

1. The mechanical answering service of
...Chris and Martha White 03:38
2. Robin Hood 03:05
3. Renfield 09:39
4. Keying in your bank 06:57
5. Sweet little Maia 05:48
6. Good Golly, Miss Nancy 04:35

Recorded in 1966

(produced by Bill Dixon)


SAVOY MG 12189

ED CURRAN QUARTET "ELYSA" (SAVOY, 1967)

Again : will this excellent album ever be reissued?

Do yourself a favour and check it out - the same goes for my previous post > Robert Pozar's "Good Golly, Miss Nancy".

An interview with Ed Curran >
http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2009/01/ed-curran-looking-back.html


Without friends a lot of my posts wouldn't be possible...thank you J. , W. , K. , M. and J. from F.!!




ED CURRAN QUARTET "ELYSA"

Marc Levin, cornet, fluegelhorn, mellophone
Ed Curran, alto saxophone, clarinet
Kiyoshi Tokunaga, bass
Robert Pozar, drums

1. Cire 06:16
2. Why 03:47
3. Mid Tempo 03:52
4. Looking Back 05:11
5. Duns 04:12
6. Lady A 04:48
7. Nicole 06:52
8. Drac 03:27


Recorded in New York on March 17th, 1967.

(produced by Bill Dixon)

SAVOY MG 12191

EDWARD VESALA TRIO "NANA" (FLAC)

Again - before I continue with some german Free Jazz - here a fantastic recording from the far north of Europe. On this album all three - Vesala, Andersen and Aaltonen - were at their creative peak. Enjoy!


update march 2014:

Juhani Aaltonen, tenor & soprano saxophone
Arild Andersen, bass
Edward Vesala, drums


1. Alhambra Mood (Aaltonen)         6:35
2. Nana (Aaltonen/Andersen/Vesala)  4:15
3. Joiku (Aaltonen)                 7:10
4. My B (Andersen)                 5:05
5. Gamma (Aaltonen)                 6:00
6. Fill In (Vesala)                 1:25
7. Albatros (Aaltonen)                 4:00

Recorded on August 25, 1970, location not given.

BLUE MASTER BLU-LP 125  (vinyl rip)

SCHIANO - KOWALD - TROVESI - LOVENS - MALFATTI - MINAFRA "BENEFIT CONCERT" (SPLASCH, 1989)

Mario Schiano, alto saxophone
Gianluigi Trovesi, bass clarinet, alto clarinet, piccolo flute
Pino Minafra, trumpet, fluegelhorn, vocals
Radu Malfatti, trombone
Peter Kowald, double bass
Paul Lovens, drums


1. A     05:12
2. B     04:12
3. C     03:03
4. D     07:13
5. E     10:22
6. F     06:14
7. G (Lover Man) 02:56

Recorded on March 10, 1989 at the Colosseo Theatre, Roma, Italy during the International "Controindicazioni 3" Festival.

SPLASC(H) HP 20
SPLASC(H) CDHP 20.2

Note: Benefit concert for the repurchase of the pendulum of Mr. Foucault.

JOËLLE LÉANDRE'S CANVAS TRIO ‎– L'HISTOIRE DE MME. TASCO (HAT ART, 1993)

1. Trio

2. Waspgame

3. Shakuachi # 2

4. L'Histoire De Mme. Tasco

 L'Histoire...

 Prés De Thionville

 Coup D'Oeil

 Morceau Qui Marche

 Endless Waltz

5. To Day And To Morrow

6. L'Âme Profonde

7. Sag Mir Warum

Rüdiger Carl, accordion, clarinet

Joëlle Léandre, bass, voice

Carlos Zíngaro, violin

Recorded March 25 and April 3, 1992 at Stadtgarten Köln and Alte Oper Frankfurt. 

hat ART ‎– hat ART CD 6122

CD Rip