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EVAN PARKER & FRANK PERRY "FOR THE LOVE OF..." (QBICO, 1972)

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What to say about this fine recording? At least we have this bit of lovely slippery wedging.



EVAN PARKER & FRANK PERRY "FOR THE LOVE OF..."

Evan Parker, soprano saxophone
Frank Perry, percussion

1. Wedged Into Release          03:25
2. For The Love Of...(Part 1)   16:18
3. For The Love Of...(Part 2)   15:29

In Concert - 11th February 1972, Royal Commomwealth Society.

QBICO 004

SUNNY MURRAY - THE UNTOUCHABLE FACTOR "CHARRED EARTH" (KHARMA, 1977)

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A1. Charred Earth
A2. Seven Steps To Heaven

B1. Tree Tops
B2. Happiness Tears
B3. Peace

Bob Reid, bass
Sunny Murray, drums
Dave Burrell, piano
Byard Lancaster, reeds

Kharma - PK-1, 1977

Viny Rip


BOB REID ‎– THE BEST OF EMERGENCY (KWELA RECORDS, 1976)

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A1. Africa Is Calling Me
A2. 500 Miles High

B1. Jurakudai
B2. Emergency Theme

Boulou Ferre, guitar
Bob Reid, bass, rhythm, bells, vocals
Sabu Toyozumi, percussion
Takashi Kako, piano
Glenn Spearman, soprano and tenor saxophone, rhythm, vocals

Recorded live at The Exit, Rotterdam - June 15, 1975.

Kwela Records ‎– 30 K 020

Vinyl Rip

PAUL DUNMALL, PAUL ROGERS, TONY ORRELL + SIMON PICARD. Bristol, 1989

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Swingin'

PAUL DUNMALL, soprano (1, 2) and baritone (3) sax
PAUL ROGERS, bass
TONY ORRELL, drums
+ SIMON PICARD, tenor sax (Track 3)

1. That's my life  24:37
2. Marriage in India (?)  16:44
3. Untitled  40.08

The Albert,  Bristol.  1 July 1989

PRS. (PICARD - ROGERS - STEVENS). 1989

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Only 25 minutes but interesting to hear John Stevens (and Paul Rogers) playing standards.  Simon Picard is still an unrecognised wonder on the saxophone.


SIMON PICARD, tenor sax
PAUL ROGERS, bass
JOHN STEVENS, drums

1. Like someone in love.  8:15
2. My one and only love.  8:53
3. Track 3  (Somebody identify this tune for me please)  8:19

Duke of Wellington, London.  14 October 1989

ANTHONY BRAXTON CREATIVE MUSIC ORCHESTRA ‎– RBN----3° K12 (RING RECORDS, 1972)

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A1. Unit A
A2. Unit B
A3. Unit C Part 1
B1. Unit C Part 2
B2. Unit D
B3. Unit E Part 1
C1. Unit E Part 2
C2. Unit F Part 1
D1. Unit F Part 2
D2. Unit G
E1. Unit H
E2. Unit I
F1. Unit J
F2. Unit K
F3. Unit L


Gilbert Aloir, tuba
Jean Bauchard, alto sax
Pancho Blumenzweig, bass
Anthony Braxton, reeds
Joachim Kuhn, piano
Hugh Levick, tenor & soprano sax
Ambrose Jackson, trumpet
Oliver Johnson, percussion
James Maceda, trumpet
Cesare Massarenti, trumpet
François Mechali, bass
Ray Stephen Oche, trumpet
Bob Taylor, tenor sax
Sabu Toyozumi, percussion


Recorded live at the Festival of Chatellerault, France, on 11 March 1972.

Ring Records ‎– Ring 01024/5/6, 1972

Vinyl Rip

The Relative Band-(J.Rose,J.Denley,M.Nicols,R.Turner,L.Houtkamp,M.Cuypers, R.Ratajczack)ABC Studios Sydney-March 1984

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This one goes out to Andy and all the Dime-a-Dozen Tapers, seeders/uploaders whose shows we have both enjoyed and posted over the years.

A-1-Maggie Nicols,,Marcel Cuypers-duo
A-2-Roger Turner-solo
A-3-Luc Houtkamp-solo
A-4-John Rose-Richard Ratajczack-duo
A-5-Jim Denley, solo
A-6-Group improv
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B-1-Group Improv
B-2-Group Improv
B-3-Roger Turner-solo
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The Relative Band
John Rose-violin
Maggie Nicols-Vox
Jim Denley-Flute
Marcel Cuypers-Pno
Roger Turner-Percussion
Luc Houtkamp-Tenor, Alto Saxes
Richard Ratajczack-DB

Recorded March 1984, ABC Studios Sydney (N.S.W. Australia)
Linneage- tdk c90 2nd gen----Nakamichi 500----Zoom---'puter---Traders little helper--wav to Flac 
Soundforge (raise levels-split tracks)


What we have here appears to be either a pre FM recording or raw soundboard studio,recordings of an adhoc configuration for what would be released under the rubric of John Rose's Relative band, as part of the compilation 'Forward of short leg'on the Dossier Label (Dossier ST 7529),A few longer fragments,also later appeared on a 3 disc compilation of Rose's Fringe Benefits Label, (Entropy 006 (CD), both of these are out of print, but in any case no more than ten minutes from these sessions was ever used.

All the Performers are still active , though i have to confess to never having heard Marcel Cuypers on anything else, and also to having heard precious little of the respective Oeuvres of Houtkamp and Ratajczack.

I Like Maggie Nicols  a lot, her performance here is exemplary and hugely exiting! ,Jim Denley and John Rose (both of whom i saw separately and in different groupings live at around the time this session was recorded) ,and Roger Turner are now pretty much household names, the others though less well known are all Composer Improvisers who are still putting out records.

All pieces are freely improvised, the bulk of the material is comprised of group performances , interspersed with short Duos and Solos.
the Music is wonderful and still as fresh as paint!
Enjoy
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here ae some links to the artists pages, and relevant sites, all including Marcel Cuypers have available recordings for sale!
Jim Denley
Maggie Nicols 
Luc Houtkamp
John Rose
Marcel Cuypers
Richard Ratajzack
Roger Turner

PAUL DUNMALL & PAUL ROGERS - Phoenix Arts Centre, Leicester, 1997

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Great Paul Dunmall is 60 today -- Happy Birthday Paul, and Thank You for the Music!

This wonderful duo recording was posted around last Christmas by Andy in Contributions section as wav. I did some minor fixations and converted it to flac recently, so here we go with modified photo from 4cd box Folks History (DLE 063), taken by Lynda Dunmall.

More thanks, Lady & Gentlemen.

Paul Dunmall - soprano sax, bagpipes, clarinet
Paul Rogers - double bass

Phoenix Arts Centre, Leicester, UK
27 September 1997

Five untitled improvised pieces, over 46 mins in total.

Chris McGregor Sextet at the BBC 1967/68

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 A couple of vintage gems here, recorded for the BBC in the late 60s.

 First is the Blue Notes Sextet from 1967:

1. Traveling Somewhere
2. Sun Song
3. Sophisticated Lady
4. Pibroch

 BBC Broadcast, late 1967

Mongezi Feza ~ trumpet
Dudu Pukwana ~ alto sax
Chris McGregor ~ piano
Ronnie Beer ~ tenor sax
Dave Holland ~ bass
Louis Moholo ~ drums

Strictly speaking, it is not really the Blue Notes as Johnny Dyani is absent from these recordings, but it's possible it was announced as such at the time.

 Secondly, we have the Chris McGregor Sextet from 1968:

Chris McGregor Sextet
BBC Studio, London

Mongezi Feza (tpt);
Dudu Pukwana (as);
Ronnie Beers (ts);
Chris McGregor (p);
Dave Holland (b);
Laurence Allen (d);
Unknown (ann)

1 Sabendye Baye (C. McGregor) 6:55
2 Introduction 1:10
3 Nikomakwe
4a Fazumizaza Izela (C. McGregor) 4:36
4b Introduction 0:19
5 Yekiti Squidiocious (C. McGregor) 9:43
6 Tikoloshi (C. McGregor)

The titles are taken from the Plosin database, but they match well with the announcements (as far as can be heard).

 I've pieced together the second radio concert from two sources so as to retain the right sequence. I think the announcer could be Ronnie Scott. Anyone knows?

Thanks to online chums for supplying these treasures!

ELTON DEAN - KEITH TIPPETT - MARIO CASTRONARI - TONY LEVIN _ SET 1

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Happy Birthday Miloo!  Come on down to the party one and all.  Enjoy.


ELTON DEAN, alto sax, saxello
KEITH TIPPETT, piano
MARIO CASTRONARI, bass
TONY LEVIN, drums

SET 1

1. First piece  35:23

2. Next piece  13:27

Vortex. London.  18 April 1993

Set 2 available here

TAKAO HAGA "PIYO PIO" (PINAKOTHECA, 1982) mp3

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This is the third contribution from Can. The other two you'll find here and there.
 In fact this LP was somehow the reason why we got to know each other.

Before Can Tutuğ mailed me the first time I didn't know about Takao Haga at all.
So all Kudos goes to him.
He has also a (web) radio show with Free Jazz and Free Improvisation "Bodrum Kat"- check it out:

http://www.cazkolik.com/radyocazkolik/default.asp?radyoid=6




TAKAO HAGA  "PIYO PIO"

Takao Haga, alto saxophone, voice


A. Piyo  20:36       
B. Pio   18:42

Released (and recorded?) in 1982 (in Japan?).


PINAKOTHECA PRL#8

Notes: Comes in a handpainted, fold-out jacket. Takao Haga is a free altoist in the Kaoru Abe style.

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Horace Tapscott-Pan African People's Arkestra, Moers 1995

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Its been a while, since we've featured any Horace Tapscott.
 lately,  i've been listening to this quite a bit , a satellite recording in Fulsome sound, from the mid 90's ..
I havent doctored the original file set in anyway.... wonderful music,many thanks to the original uploader.
here is his text file.


Horace Tapscott - Pan African People's Arkestra, 1995.06.03, Moers (Germany),Festivalzelt

33. Internationales New Jazz Festival,Moers, Germany ,3. June 1995

source: DVB-S > MP2/48kHz > Audio-CD-Recorder > CDRW >
EAC > WAV > Audacity > FLAC 6

Horace Tapscott - Pan African People's Arkestra

Horace Tapscott - p
Nate Morgan - p
Arthurn Blythe - as
Michael Session - as,ss
Jesse Sharps - ss,basson,cl
Charles Owens - ts,bars
Steve Smith - tp
Fundi Legon - frh
Therman Green - tb
Roger Williams - tuba
Roberto Miranda - b
David Bryant - b
Sunship Theus - dr,perc
Fritz Wise - dr
Dwight Trible - voc



1. The Black Apostles - 16:52
2. Motherless Child - 14:31
3. A Ballad For Deadwood Dick - 11:43
4. Little Africa - 9:17
5. Dem Folk 3:52 faded out (complete 22:35)

total time 56:17 incomplete






FRED FRITH ‎– ARS LONGA DENS BREVIS (ALLELOPATHY, 2000)

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Third in a short series.

1. Untitled
2. Untitled
3. Untitled
4. Untitled



Fred Frith, guitar
Onnyk (Yoshiaki Kinno), guitar, alto and soprano saxophone, keyboards
John Zorn, alto saxophone, bird calls
Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion


Recorded live at Gallery Saiensu, Morioka, Iwate, Japan, on 4th of February, 1985 (2, 4) and 13th of December, 1987 (1, 3).

Allelopathy ‎– ALL-2, 2000.

CD Rip

For Zippyshare users - track 1 exceeds the file size limit, so it is split into track 1 and 1b. You can either join them, or play with no gap.

Baden-Baden Free Jazz Meeting 1967 and more

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 We had requests for some of the Baden-Baden Free Jazz Meetings recently, so I thought it opportune to check the archives for more of these meetings. What's offered here are three sets, the first of which are excerpts from the 1967 meeting, the second is also at the Süd-West Rundfunk studios in Baden-Baden, but a little bit previous to the actual meeting of that year, and the third is unrelated, made for Radio Bremen, but also from 1967.

Also opportune to put Joachim-Ernst Behrendt at the top, the producer of both the Baden-Baden sessions and a key figure in bringing jazz to the public in Germany. The Baden-Baden meetings were very much his idea and he kept them going for years. We'll get to the 1970 and 1977 meetings in a little while.

The first set (bb67-1):

FREE-JAZZ-TREFFEN BADEN-BADEN (1967)
December 16-18, 1967

1. ANDALUSIAN PROVERB (Jeanne Lee/Gunter Hampel) – 5:37
Jeanne Lee voc; Albert Mangelsdorff tb; Gunter Hampel vib; Buschi Niebergall b; Pierre Courbois d.

2. CUBIC (Marion Brown) – 4:13
Marion Brown as; Peter Kowald b; Sven Åke Johansson d.

3. JEPA (Albert Mangelsdorff/Evan Parker) – 5:31
Albert Mangelsdorff tb; Evan Parker ss; Peter Kowald b; John Stevens d.

4. RELATIONSHIP (Don Cherry/Evan Parker) – 9:03
Don Cherry p-tp; Evan Parker ss; Peter Kowald b; Buschi Niebergall b; John Stevens d.

The second set (bb67-2):

IRENE SCHWEIZER TRIO
October/November 1967 – Baden-Baden (G), SWF Studio Session
Irene Schweizer p; Uli Trepte b; Mani Neumeier d/tabla.

1. STOP TWICE (Irene Schweizer) – 3:22
2. FOR KESHAV, dedicated to Keshav Sathe (Mani Neumeier) – 4:38
3. PRE-BEAT CONCEPTION (Irene Schweizer) – 6:57

and, finally, the third set (fb67):

RADIO BREMEN FREE JAZZ SESSION 
September 12 1967

1. ANYTHING GOES (Irene Schweizer) – 9:11 
Irene Schweizer p; Uli Trepte b; Mani Neumeier d.

2. EVERYTHING (Peter Brötzmann) – 6:36
Peter Brötzmann ts; Fred van Hove p; Peter Kowald b; Sven Åke Johansson d.

3. PIANO SKETCHES (Irene Schweizer) – 10:14
Fred van Hove, Irene Schweizer, Alexander von Schlippenbach p; Peter Kowald, Uli Trepte, Buschi Niebergall b; Sven Åke Johansson, Mani Neumeier, Jaki Liebezeit d.

4. THREE (Peter Brötzmann) – 7:59
Peter Brötzmann ts; Fred van Hove, Irene Schweizer, Alexander von Schlippenbach p; Peter Kowald, Uli Trepte, Buschi Niebergall b; Sven Åke Johansson, Mani Neumeier, Jaki Liebezeit d.

5. IMPROVISATIONEN (Sven Åke Johansson) – 15:12
Irene Schweizer Trio + Peter Brötzmann Quartet + Manfred Schoof Quintet

These were all recordings made by "sammler kk" and made available on the Dime torrent site in late 2007. None of these recordings has to my knowledge been publically released. 

Some fodder for the weekend, eh?

NIGHT AND DAY - PLAYS THEM ALL - SET 5 (EDITION ARTELIER, GRAZ, 2003)

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Twelve sets played over three successive nights on 27-29 May 1992 at the Badenscher Hof, Berlin.

Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone, clarinet
Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
Jay Oliver, bass
Sven-Åke Johansson, drums

3-1. Poinciana
3-2. La Vie En Rose
3-3. Secret Love
3-4. Embracable You
3-5. Tea For Two
3-6. Out Of Nowhere
3-7. Moonlight In Vermont
3-8. April In Paris
3-9. When You're Smiling

Edition Artlier Graz, 2003

CD rip

Set 1
Set 2
Set 3
Set 4




EVAN PARKER TRIO "AUBERVILLIERS, 2005"

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Upon request from Colin Green - found it on my hd - watch out for more...

....and buy their excellent new CD on No Business




EVAN PARKER TRIO  "AUBERVILLIERS, 2005"


Evan Parker, tenor & soprano saxophone
Barry Guy, bass
Paul Lytton, percussion

01. radio introduction     01:06
02. unknown title          16:57
03. radio announcer        00:14
04. unknown title          11:17
05. radio announcer        00:16
06. unknown title          09:17
07. radio announcer        00:33
08. unknown title          14:40
09. radio outro            00:14

Recorded at the Banlieues Bleues Festival, Théâtre de la Commune, Aubervilliers, France -
March 31, 2005.

ELTON DEAN QUARTET _ 'EDQ LIVE'

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A totally fabulous gig!  Played to a packed house who knew they were part of something very special.

Elton Dean,  alto sax and saxello
Paul Dunmall,  tenor sax
Paul Rogers,  bass
Tony Levin,  drums

1. The Duke  (set one)  43:15
2. The Haus  (set two)  43:33


Live at the Jazzhaus at the Duke of Wellington, London.  18th August 1989

Originally available on ED Tapes ED03.  Cassette artwork by John Gardiner.



ELTON

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Elton Dean,  alto sax, saxello
Paul Dunmall,  tenor sax
Paul Rogers,  double bass
Tony Levin,  drums

1. Two and eleven  41.16
2. Eeedy Peedy   25.18

Recorded live at the Vortex, London.  September 28th 1997

DUNS Limited Edition DLE 051

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ELTON

That unique sound played with passion and spirit.  A dear friend.        A good laugh.  Generous and unfazed by anything.  His band-leader skills.  His compositions.  His commitment to free playing.

His Shamanist beliefs.  His encouragement for any good musician he heard and not afraid to tell them.  His flat in Stoke Newington, London, a gathering place and watering hole for musicians and friends for thirty years or more.  His gallery of photographs on the wall, some very faded.  His love of sport and getting high.

Family, friends, musicians - we will all miss him greatly.

Paul Dunmall

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Maybe you too were drawn to the jazz spirit by Elton Dean playing with Soft Machine thirty five years ago!  Elton's fabulous solo at the end of Slightly All The Time on Third still sounds fabulous but it never moved me as much as listening to it after learning that he was no longer with us.

Elton Dean only ever sounded like himself, which was always heartfelt and beautiful.  The vitality of this thing we call jazz, improvised music, is so great, so inspiring and so useful that we must embrace and treasure it.

Like any sax player on the scene, Elton recognised Paul Dunmall to be the giant that he is, and once said he thought Mujician was the best band since Coltrane's.  So to play in the grouping presented here with Paul and the superlative Paul Rogers and legendary Tony Levin, I know was special to him.

And the music was happening, like it always did when Elton played.  Everyone plays great and is great.

So please forgive a bit of pre-echo from my cassette and be thrilled by four men reminding us there's a whole other dimension out there!

Thank you Elton.

Andy Isham                                                            Feb 2006

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EVAN PARKER TRIO "KARLSRUHE, 2004"

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I saw this trio only once at the Nigglmühle (in the very southern part of  Germany) about 13 years ago.
It was this tour were Barry Guy played the Guy/Dawson Travelbass for the first time -


EVAN PARKER TRIO  "KARLSRUHE, 2004"


Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Barry Guy, bass
Paul Lytton, drums

01. radio introduction + interviews with Evan Parker & Barry Guy 04:51
02. unknown title 07:55
03. unknown title (solo soprano saxophone) 09:39
04. radio interview with Evan Parker 02:38
05. Distinction (Evan Parker, Barry Guy & Paul Lytton) 19:22
06. radio interview with Evan Parker 01:23
07. unknown title 07:19
08. unknown title 05:32
09. radio outro 00:17

Recorded at the Jubez (or Tollhaus), Karlsruhe in 2004.

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Alexander Hawkins & Louis Moholo-Moholo. Sunday 7th April, 2013

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Just by nice coincidence, Alex Hawkins informed me at FB today about this new video being uploaded - HD recording of full duo concert at the Gateshead International Jazz Festival, The Sage, Gateshead. So I think it is appropriate to post it here. Louis and Alex released a studio recording Keep Your Heart Straight on Ogun last year. Another good message is that Ogun just reissued Brotherhood of Breath's Procession, remastered with 3 songs (over 20 mins) from original Toulouse performance (I believe) added, and it is already available from Wayside Music!
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