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MUDAI TRIO - SANS TITRE (NINETY-ONE, 1993)

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1. Max Breeze
2. Le Cras (Needle's Eye)
3. Kagai
4. Steps
5. Fumon
6. Sans Titre
7. Palladium
8. Little Eyes


Masahiko Togashi, percussion
Masahiko Sato, piano
J-F Jenny Clark, bass

Recorded 18 September 1992 at Harmony Hall, Matsumoto

Ninety-One - CRCJ-9111

CD Rip


A Mudai Trio 1990 live recording, called "Crossing Orbits", was released on CD in 2012 and still available.



STEVE BERESFORD AND NIGEL COOMBES ‎– WHITE STRING'S ATTACHED (BEAD RECORDS, 1980)

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A.  White String's Attached 1

B1. White String's Attached 2
B2. White String's Attached 3

Steve Beresford, piano, toy piano, bird call, toys
Nigel Coombes, violin


Side A recorded on 20 May 1979 and side B recorded on 24 March 1979 at the London Musicians' Collective .

Bead Records ‎– BEAD 16

Vinyl Rip

MASTERS OF DISORIENTATION

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MASTERS OF DISORIENTATION

LOU GARE, tenor sax, violin
EDDIE PREVOST, drums, percussion
KEITH ROWE, guitar, electronics, radio

1. First set  46:22
2. Second set  46:06

Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham.

25th February, 1990


PAUL DUNMALL'S 60th BIRTHDAY GIG

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Mr Dunmall  has suggested this could be posted for people to enjoy!

Thanks to Dave Tucker (soundman for the evening) who left his recorder going on a table at the front.

SET 1

PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
SIMON PICARD, tenor sax
NEIL METCALFE, flute
NICK JURD, bass
JIM BASHFORD, drums

1. First piece  19:22
2. Second piece  14:06
3. Third piece  11:42


SET 2

PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
HOWARD COTTLE, tenor sax
GARY CURSON, alto sax
JIM DVORAK, trumpet
PAUL ROGERS, bass
TONY BIANCO, drums

4. Ascension  49:48

Vortex.  London.  28th May 2013

TOM-MIX. The Others, 2009

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TOM-MIX

MARK HANSLIP, tenor sax
OLIE BRICE, bass
TONY MARSH, drums

1. 28:48
2. 43:12

The Others, Stoke Newington, London.  16th Sept 2013

This was a terrific group which deserved far greater exposure in it's short life.  Mark very kindly sent me a cdr of this live gig which I have played a lot. Very highly recommended.  Enjoy.

ORNETTE COLEMAN "THE UNPRECEDENTED MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN" (LOTUS, 1968)

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Although rather difficult to track down now, The Unprecedented Music of Ornette Coleman was actually a generously distributed bootleg....(excerpt of Brandon Burke's review).



ORNETTE COLEMAN  "THE UNPRECEDENTED MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN"

Ornette Coleman, alto saxophone, trumpet, shanai
Charlie Haden, bass
David Izenzon, bass
Ed Blackwell, drums

1. Lonely Woman
2. Monsieur Le Prince
3. Forgotten Children
4. Buddah Blues


Recorded in Rome, Italy on February 8, 1968.

LOTUS LPPS 11.116 (also PASSPORT LPPS 11.116)

Note: This is a bootleg!



MARION BROWN ‎– LIVE (DIW RECORDS, 1983)

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A1. November Cotton Flower
A2. La Placita

B1. Angel Eyes ~ Hurry Sundown
B2. Sunshine Road


Marion Brown, alto saxophone
Gon Mizuhashi, bass
Warren Smith, drums
Dave Burrell, piano


Recorded November 8, 1979 at Shiminkaikan Hall, Hirosaki, Japan

DIW Records ‎– DIW-1083 (later reissued as CD, DIW-356, with extra track "Africa").

Vinyl Rip

AMM. London Lighthouse, 1989

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This was the first time I saw AMM and it had a great effect on me. Some of that being a confirmation that sound didn't have to be music as such to convey emotion, and be an uplifting and enlightening experience.  The concert took place in the London Lighthouse, a centre for people affected by HIV and AIDS.  The whole thing was of great sensitivity, beauty and I suppose a touch of melancholy.

Take time to listen.  Let me know what you think.

For Sotise, a big AMM fan.

AMM

LOU GARE, tenor sax, violin
IAN MITCHELL, clarinet, bass clarinet, wood flute, bicycle pump
KEITH ROWE, guitar, electronics, radio
JOHN TILBURY, piano
EDDIE PREVOST, drums, percussion

1. 46:39
2. 46:36

at the London Lighthouse, London.  7th October 1989



ALAN TOMLINSON ‎– STILL OUTSIDE (BEAD RECORDS, 1981)

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A1. Outside
A2. Still Outside
A3. Syrup Of Figs
A4. Music For The Art Emporium
A5. The End
A6. L.M.S. 44736
A7. Bo-Bo 86213 The Lancashire Witch

B1. No Name No Title No Tune19:10
B2. Boggart Hole Clough6:41


Alan Tomlinson, tenor trombone (A1-2, B1-2), prepared tenor trombone (A3-5), bass trombone (A5), alto trombone (A6, B1) prepared alto trombone (A7)

Recorded at various venues in London in 1980.

Bead Records ‎– BEAD 17

Vinyl Rip

JUNJI HIROSE + YOSHIHIDE OTOMO ‎– SILANGANAN INGAY (TANGA-TANGA, 1989)

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A1. Noise From Far East
A2. The Time To Live And The Time To Die
A3. 1.2.3.4.
A4. 6 And 14 Wave
A5. Black And Blue
A6. Green Bicycle
A7. Intolerable Fellow

B1. Short Tune
B2. Mob?
B3. For T.T.
B4. Crying Sky
B5. #7
B6. Jalan
B7. Don't Be Late!
B8. Rip


Junji Hirose, self-made instruments, toy rhythm box, toy voice-changer, toys, autoharp, tenor saxophone

Otomo Yoshihide, turntables, cassette tapes, hand-made guitar, small instruments, toys




Recorded live at Space Alta Yokohama, 28. April 1989

Tanga-Tanga ‎– R-001

Vinyl Rip


AMM,venue unknown, London 03.02.1970

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03.02.1970
unknown venue, London, UK
unidentified stereo source* > CDR > hard drive (via EAC) > flac (level6) > dime

line-up*(Uncertain)
Lou Gare: sax, violin
Keith Rowe: g,eletr,radio
Cornelius Cardew: p,cello
Eddie Prevost: perc
Christopher Hobbs: perc

1. free improvisation (40:35)
(fades in + cuts out)


Seeder/Tapers-*notes:
- source:
"I received this as "SB", though I'm not sure the overall acoustic ambience of this recording really is the one of a SB-source.
- line-up & instrumentation:
Given above is the line-up the factsheet in "The Crypt"-box lists as the regular one for 1970. At some point in the history of this particular recording, the exact line-up hasn't been passed along, it seems. So this is a little speculative (is there really a second percussionist, Christopher Hobbs, audible?)
The instrumentation above is according to "The Crypt", so maybe not up-to-date for the group's point of development at this time (and I find it hard to clearly identify Gare's contributions)."

AMM ,Teatro Antonianum,Padova Italy, 3-4-1998, AUD

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AMM
Padova, IT
03 April 1998
Teatro Antonianum

Seeder/Tapers notes

"Fine concert of ten years ago by this most classic English improvising ensemble, then in its trio format."


Keith Rowe — guitar, radio
John Tilbury — piano
Eddie Prévost — percussion


sound quality: AUD B+ [59:55](initial few seconds missing)
DAT tape to CDR > EAC > FLAC
checksum file by Trader's Little Helper 
tricko bag o' tricks > august 2008

Thanks to Tricko!

Enjoy !!... and be sure to check out the Matchless Catalogue, again difficult to recommend single AMM albums, its all so good...
my personal favourites are , the complete live at the Crypt, AMM music, the Inexhaustible document, and Newfoundland... an entirely subjective proposition , based on rotation 
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PETER CUSACK AND CLIVE BELL ‎– BIRD JUMPS INTO WOOD (BEAD RECORDS, 1984)

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A1. Gust
A2. Fishing For A Thousand Monsters
A3. Spray Paint In The Wind
A4. Red Ochre
A4. Bird Jumps Into Wood

B1. Paradise Style
B2. Searching For The Blue Hare
B3. Slate
B4. One Tongue Speaks As Two
B5. To Them The Cicadas Sing From The Ground
B6. Dontology



Peter Cusack, guitar, prepared guitar, bouzouki, environmental tapes
Clive Bell, flute, Chinese flute, shakuhachi, crumhorn, khene, balloon


Recorded 1983-84 at London Musicians Collective.

Bead Records ‎– BEAD 22

Vinyl Rip

BUTCHER. DURRANT. RUSSELL. 1989

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This is one of my very favourite of the gigs I recorded during the 1990s.

Big thanks to John Russell who was cool with me uploading it for you lucky people.

The wonderful 'Concert Moves' (Random Acoutics) and 'The Scenic Route' (Emanem) by the trio are available via John Butcher's website.

JOHN BUTCHER, tenor and soprano sax
PHIL DURRANT, violin
JOHN RUSSELL, guitar

+ PAUL ROGERS, bass  (track 4)

1.  10:48
2.  8:38
3.  5:24
4.  28:19

Sir Walter Scott pub, Finsbury Park, London

8th October 1989


MACHI OUL ‎– QUETZALCOATL (PALM, 1976)

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A1. Bolerito
A2. Leyendas De Nahuelbuta Part One

B1. Leyendas De Nahuelbuta Part Two
B2. Quetzalcoatl



Francois Mechali, bass
Jean-Louis Mechali, drums
Anna-Maria Villaroel, percussion
Claudio Bertoni, percussion
Keno Speller, percussion
Patricio Villarroel, tablas
Manuel Villarroel, piano
Gérard Coppéré, reeds
Hugh Levick, reeds
Jean Querlier, reeds
Jef Sicard, reeds
Alphonse Leboucher, trombone
Josef Traindl, trombone
Alain Brunet, trumpet



Recorded at PALM Studio, Paris, on 10-14 December 1975.

Palm ‎– PALM 16

Vinyl Rip


EDDIE PREVOST - JOHN STEVENS DOUBLE TRIO. 1978

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Old cassette of radio broadcast transferred by Gus.  Thanks to him.

LOU GARE, tenor sax
MARCIO MATTOS, bass
EDDIE PREVOST, drums
TREVOR WATTS, soprano and alto sax
BARRY GUY, bass
JOHN STEVENS, drums

1. Charles Fox introduction  2:10
2. EARJOB  28:34

Recorded by BBC, London.  2nd August 1978

BBC Radio 3 'Jazz in Britain' broadcast 28th August 1978



POLLY BRADFIELD ‎– SOLO VIOLIN IMPROVISATIONS (PARACHUTE, 1979)

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A.  1
B1. 1
B2. 2
B3. 3

Polly Bradfield, violin

Recorded At – Sorcerer Sound

Parachute ‎– P008

Vinyl Rip

Sonny Rollins-Live at Ronnie Scott's London 1968

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This one's for Andy ... and anyone else who might enjoy it... musically if not quite sonically this is very fine... a nice if somewhat frustratingly flawed, but very listenable document of Rollins playing with British Legends Oxley and Tracey , whom i understand were virtually the house rhythm section at Ronnie Scott's in the Mid to late 60's, along with a variable array of Bassists including Rick Laird, Jeff Clyne, and Chris Lawrence.

Original Trader/Seeders notes
Sonny Rollins
Ronnie Scott's Club
London, England
1968

Sonny Rollins - Tenor Sax
Ronnie Scott - Tenor Sax*
Stan Tracey - Piano
Tony Oxley - Drums
Rick Laird???       - Bass

Disc 1
01. Bye Bye Blackbird* 18:03
02. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes* 26:38

Disc 2
03. Sonnymoon for Two* 20:36
04. Three Little Words(cut) 22:40
05. My Reverie (cut) 4:02

cassette trade/JVC stand alone cdr burner/CD wave editor/flac/ you


JOHN STEVENS @ Terry Day Benefit 1991

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The first SME piece has been issued on the excellent 'Hot and Cold Heroes' (Emanem) as 'One for Terry Day', although with a small section edited out.  If you don't have that cd, I heartily recommend you buy it.


On a side issue, I have only just realised that I've been zipping files rather than a folder of files.  Sorry about that.


Enjoy. 


1. SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE    14:26

   

    JOHN STEVENS, percussion, mini-trumpet

    NIGEL COOMBES, violin

    ROGER SMITH, guitar 


2. SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE +    7:50


    JOHN STEVENS, percussion, mini-trumpet

    NIGEL COOMBES, violin

    ROGER SMITH, guitar

    PHIL MINTON, voice

    MAGGIE NICHOLS, voice


3. LARRY STABBINS, tenor sax    17:45  

    PAUL ROGERS, bass

    JOHN STEVENS, drums         


4. JOHN STEVENS - POEM     2:06 


Part of a benefit concert for Terry Day, at the Red Rose, London.      1st December 1991. 


Cassette recording.


CHRIS BURN - JOHN BUTCHER ‎– FONETIKS (BEAD RECORDS, 1984)

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A1. Subtitles
A2. Punctuate
A3. Cause And Effect (Two Parts)

B1. Phonophilia - Fast
B2. Acute
B3. Inside The Narrative



Chris Burn, piano, percussion, trumpet
John Butcher, soprano & tenor saxophone


Recorded November and December 1984 at Bark Studios, London

Bead Records ‎– BEAD 24

Vinyl Rip


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