David S. Ware's first recordings have been reissued on the
AUM Fidelity label; this includes the original
Hat Hut LP, together with some other takes from those sessions. First listening is very positive - the influences of Ayler and Coltrane are clear, but there's also the energence of a strong new voice with tremendous energy and vision.
Disc One – Birth Of A Being
1 .Prayer .(10:54)
2 .Thematic Womb.(16:34)
3 .A Primary Piece #1 .(13:48)
4 .A Primary Piece #2. (12:00)
Disc One – Birth Of A Being (Expanded)
5 .Prayer [alt. take]. (12:07)
6 .Cry .(14:06)
7 .Stop Time .(17:05)
8 .Ashimba [C-M]. (2:30)
9 .Solo .(6:56)
David S. Ware : tenor saxophone
Cooper Moore : piano, ashimba
Marc Edwards : drums
A strong and demanding music by
Piano – Anthony Pateras
Trumpet – Scott Tinkler
Violin – Erkki Veltheim
After the last two notifications are reissues I would like to recommend a music by three relatively unknown musicians (I assume...).
Erkki Veltheim was unknown to me until I've heard this CD in September.
Tinkler and Pateras I do follow since about 15 years, albeit separately as this seems to be their first recorded collaboration.
And four weeks after I discovered this dense music they came to Munich were I was lucky to hear and see them playing at least as strong as on the CD in the pink cover.
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We've posted this early example of European Free Jazz about six years ago.
Off course we've deleted the link after the vinyl reissue was
available.
This is one of the so called "holy grails" where the nimbus is on a par with the quality of the music.
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For those who weren't able or willing to get the
LP in 2011 the German label JazzHausMusik has thankfully reissued it on
CD with an extra title.
"Portiques Indéformables" and "Emprise Ferroviaire" are my favourite tracks.
Dark moods - excellent!
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Got this gorgeous box-set today. Shall listen to it immediately after I finish this post.
But I already enjoy the way it is designed.
Each box-set is unique in its appearance. And a - for me - quite important feature is the haptic sensation the printing offers to my fingers, (rather not the tongue ;-)
Unpredictable Series is the label's name. Which to me is a fitting description for the group's music.
Take also a look at this affiliated
website.
Available at least since mid June........
Here is the label's description:
Every boxset contains 4 previous unreleased albums of Alterations plus a
booklet and 5 postcards with work of Terry Day and photographs of
Gerárd Rouy. Every box is unique, designed and handmade by Blanca
Regina.
ALBUMS
Compilation 1979-1985 / Total CD 01:05:49.08
Live at Arts Theatre Club 1986 / Total CD 00:54:58.08
Live at Frankfurt 1983 / Total CD 00:59:50.20
Live at Iklectik, London 2015 / Total CD 01:04:15.17
Sound mastering by Dave Hunt.
CD screenprinted covers produced at Create Space London.
BOOKLET
Contents:
Prologue by Steve Beresford & Blanca Regina
Where Is the Straw People? David Toop
Into the mix by Terry Day
Atmospheres morph by Dave Hunt
Freedom to... by Greta Pistaceci
Sufficiently Subversive by Mike Cooper
32 pages. Redeem paper and foil blocking
Booklets made at London Book Arts.
POSTCARDS
Artwork by Terry Day and Gérard Rouy
Limited edition of 50
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The Jimmy Giuffre 3 with Paul Bley and Steve Swallow only lasted about a year, but their work, which ranged from blues to tempo-less group improvisation, became a major influence on a wide variety of subsequent music from 'soft jazz' to 'hard-core' free improvisation. This double CD reissues their only known well-recorded concerts, originally released in 1992/3 on hat ART 6071/2. In addition, there are six previously unissued performances from the Bremen concert, three trios and three piano/bass duets. Also included are the two tracks from their FUSION album which were not included in the ECM double-album reissue. 158 minutes. (Released on October 13, 2016)
You can get it directly from
Emanem
I would like to add that the Graz recording isn't so bad soundwise either - for a bootleg.
Here Maybe the tapes are still available at the ORF.......only asking
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Scheduled for 5th November, 2016.
Disc 1 (49:25)
Manfred Schoof Quintett:
1. Roots And Collage (7:28)
2. Voices (12:04)
3. Rhythm Change (6:09)
Wolfgang Dauner Trio:
4. Tape (17:30)
Gunter Hampel Quartett:
5. Renonciation (6:14)
Disc 2 (46:39)
Dick van der Capellen Trio:
1. Peace (12:04)
Peter Brötzmann Trio:
2. Intensity (4:38)
3. Variability (6:51)
Joe Viera Quartett:
4. Ambigious Discussion (6:53)
5. River Thames (7:09)
6. Salute To Roland (Kirk) (9:04)
RECORDED
April 30, 1966, at Jahrhunderthalle & May 1, 1966 at the Volksbildungsheim, Frankfurt/Germany.
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