Bill Dixon Quintet - Live In Newport 1966
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DAVE BURRELL & DAVID MURRAY – BROTHER TO BROTHER (GAZELL, 1993)
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KHAN JAMAL - SPEAK EASY (GAZELL, 1989)
1. Speak Easy
2. Jennifer's Poem
3. Rain Colors
4. Blues For An Endangered Species
5. Family Of The Spirits
6. Easy Living
7. Free Nelson
William Parker, bass
Sunny Murray, drums
Dave Burrell, piano
Khan Jamal, vibraphone
Recorded at Morning Star Studio, Springhouse PA, September 2, 1988
Gazell – GJCD 4001
CD Rip
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The Black Sea Orchestra - The Black Sea Project - Lyra 1998
1. Horum Instabul 11:36
2. Paramashivam Smile 13:56
3. Tekez Zortlatmasi 11:18
4. Folk Song 6:30
5. Moving Wagon 12:59
2. Paramashivam Smile 13:56
3. Tekez Zortlatmasi 11:18
4. Folk Song 6:30
5. Moving Wagon 12:59
Alexander Alexandrov: bassoon
Floros Floridis: soprano saxophone, bass clarinet
Zurab Gagnidze: electric bass
Enver Ismailov: electric guitar
Ivo Papazov: clarinet
Ergün Senlendirici: trumpet
Anatoly Stefanet: viola
Harry Tavitian: piano
Akay Temiz : percussions, drums
Okay Temiz: drums, percussions
Nariman Umerov: accordion
Recorded in Istanbul in 1996
Lyra cd ML 0660
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PAUL ROGERS PROJECT :: Paris 1993 (remaster)
As this great concert recording posted originally here by Andy back in 2016 sounded a bit deaf, after some time of trying and testing I did remastering work on it. I hope you will enjoy my version and thank you again, Andy, for sharing such gems. And anyway, let me know what do you think about actual sound...
PAUL ROGERS PROJECT - PARiS 1993 (remastered)
HARRY BECKETT - trumpet
JEAN-FRANCOiS CANAPE - trumpet
ELTON DEAN - saxello and alto saxophone
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor saxophone
SYLVAiN KASSAP - soprano and baritone saxophone
SOPHIA DOMANCiCH - piano
PAUL ROGERS - bass
TONY MARSH - drums
1. Fast 1 & 2 34:58
2. Riffiffi 22:12
3. Three for Louis 33:42
Les Instant Chavires, Paris. 15 May 1993
Remastered 2oo8 by Miloš Latislav
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SWING JOURNAL JAZZ WORKSHOP: 4 "2 TO 10 / SAXOPHONE ADVENTURE" (PHILIPS, 1970)
If someone would have asked me wether this LP is available at Inconstant Sol I would have answered with a firm "yes".
But I was wrong. How come I had this 'false memory' I don't know but now I'm almost 100% sure that I got this rip from Nick already five years ago....
Side A - 深海 (25:55)
Mototeru Takagi, bass clarinet and composition
Yoshisaburo (Sabu) Toyozumi, drums
Side B - Plot (プロット) (19:27)
Masabumi Kikuchi, conductor and composition
Takeru Muraoka, tenor saxophone
Hisahide Kato, soprano saxophone
Mototeru Takagi, bass clarinet
Masahiro Suzuki, electric piano
Masahiko Sato , piano
Kunimitsu Inaba, bass
Yasuo Arakawa, bass
Yoshisaburo Toyozumi, drums
Otsuka George, drums
Recorded live at Yamaha Hall, Tokyo, on 15 April 1970.
PHILIPS FX-8503 (1970)
(vinyl rip)
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UNI TRIO (rehearsal extract, 1968)
R.I.P. (September 17, 1938 - December 2, 2018)
Perry Robinson, clarinet
David Izenzon, double bass
Randy Kaye, drums
1. Raga Roni - take 1 (03:46)
2. Raga Roni - take 2 (00:43)
3. Raga Roni - take 3 (00:23)
4. Raga Roni - take 4 (04:46)
5. Laser Beam Blues (05:50)
6. Lullaby of the Elements - take 1 (06:14)
7. Lullaby of the Elements - take 2 (03:31)
8. Children's Song (02:01)
Recorded at Vanguard Studios, NYC on 25th January, 1968.
Note : Exact date and location according George Sala's website
http://www.mindspring.com/~scala/izenzon.htm and
according the memories from the owner of the tape
from which I have made this copy - on the tape one can read :" rec. RCA New York 1968".
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UPCOMING & RECENT RELEASES XV
Finally! A book I wanted to read since years but unfortunately I'm not fluent in Japanese.
Fortunately Soejima Teruto's book "Nihon Free Jazz-shi / The History of Japanese Free Jazz"has been translated into English and will be available on December 18, 2018.
Thanks to "Public Bath Press" we're now able to learn more about the music which is featured heavily here at Inconstant Sol.
Not yet visible at the publisher's website but announced on facebook.
(Never thought I would share a link to facebook, ever....)
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BYARD LANCASTER - WORLDS (GAZELL, 1993)
1. My Favorite Things
2. Horn Of Philadelphia
3. Philly Jazz II
4. Internal Security
5. Garden Of Prayer
6. Mr. "G" (George Gilmore)
7. The Write Type I
8. Keno
Kenny Davis, bass
Keno Speller, congas
Webb Thomas, drums
Jim Dragoni, guitar
Alfie Pollitt, piano
Byard Lancaster, soprano, alto & tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Recorded at Morningstar Studio, Springhouse PA
Gazell – GJCD 4005
CD Rip
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MUJICIAN - LEICESTER 1989
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JANI CHRISTOU "LATE WORKS" (COLUMBIA, 1974)
Jani Christou was born at Heliopolis, N.E. of Cairo on January 9th, 1926, of Greek parents. He was educated at the English School in Alexandria, and began composing at an early age. In 1945 he travelled to England to study formal logic and philosophy at Kingās College, Cambridge under Ludwig Wittgenstein and Bertrand Russell (he attained an MA in philosophy in 1948). At the same time he studied music privately with H. F. Redlich, the distinguished musicologist and pupil of Alban Berg, and in 1949 travelled to Rome to study orchestration with F. Lavagnino. He also travelled widely in Europe, culminating for a short period in Zurich, where he met and attended lectures in psychology with Carl Jung....
Sadly the website dedicated to Jani Christou does not exist anymore.
But for those who want to know more the 'web-archive' has kept the website from complete oblivion.
https://web.archive.org/web/20170911204438/http://www.janichristou.com/
Bought this LP while on vacation with my family in Greece. Strolling through Athens I discovered a vinyl shop. While browsing through the inventory I didn't find anything which sparked me.
Then I asked for Xenakis, Christou...and here it was behind the cashier - albeit quite expensive.
I already wanted to turn away when surprisingly my family urged me three times to buy this LP.
Astonished and a bit perplexed I obeyed to their wish. It turned out that it was and still is to my own best.
Nelly Semitekolo, piano, percussion (A1)
Andreas Rodousakis, double bass (A1)
Spyros Sakkas, baritone (A2)
Gregory Semitecolo, voice-actor (B1)
Theodore Antoniou, conductor (A2, B1)
Hellenic Group of Contemporary Music (A1 - B1)
A1. Praxis For 12 (1966) For 11 strings, piano and percussion (9:02)
A2. Anaparastasis 1 (1968) For baritone and instrumental ensemble (10:50)
B1. Anaparastasis 3 (1968/69) For one actor, instrumental ensemble and tapes (9:56)
B2. Epicycle 2 (1968/69) Version for a record (9:45)
Text from Aeschylus' Agamemnon (track A2)
Tracks A1, A2 and B1 recorded at "Sifilms Studios" (Athen), end of September or beginning of October, 1970.
Tape for B2 prepared by the composer himself.
Columbia / His Master's Voice CSDG 68 (Greece, 1974)
(vinyl rip)
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Byard Lancaster Trio (Soultrane 1999)
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L.D Levy - Peshtigo Blues & Cedilla - Pearl 1991 & 1993
In the early days of this blog, Sotise posted a superbe album from L.D Levy who is not the most popular jazz musician… On this lp that you can find here
he was teaming with Richard Davis that in the opposite needs no introduction.
Eleven years after here is the second chapter in the rediscovery process of L.D Levy’s music.
Those two cd self produced are obviously his last records.
Like in his preview recording chamber jazz and contemporary classical are strong influences.
-Peshtigo Blues
1 'Round Midnight
2 Movement Still
3 Hetty Get Ready
4 Epistrophy
5 Eve Walks
6 It Was A Very God Year
7 Toy
8 March Hare
9 Le Aige Et Le Roi
Mike Lucas: drums
Vince Coleman: bass
Jack Martinsen: vibes
L.D Levy: bass clarinet, flute, alto sax
Recorded October 91
Pearl records
cd rip
-Cedilla
1 Earthbound
2 Peacock Season
3 Without
4 Moon Rocks
5 La Salle de Saxophone
6 Music for the Play EVE WALKS a) Open Heart b) Julianna c) Linda & Sarah
7 Always in Spring
8 The Border
Mike Lucas: percussions
Vince Coleman: bass
Jack Martinsen: vibes, modern keyboards
Dan Ciel: piano, modern keyboards
L.D Levy: bass clarinet, flute, alto sax
Recorded March 93
Pearl records
cd rip
L.D Levy recorded several lp in the late seventies and perhaps also some tapes, if someone have more music from him, it would be absolutely necessary to share here.
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David Eyges with Byard Lancaster - The Arrow (music unlimited 1981)
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JOHN SURMAN'S BRASS PROJECT - London 1993
JOHN SURMAN - soprano and baritone saxophones, alto and bass clarinets
CHRIS LAURENCE - bass
JOHN MARSHALL - drums
GUY BARKER, STEVE WATERMAN, STEVE SIDWELL - trumpets
MALCOLM GRIFFITHS, PETE BEECHILL - alto trombones
KENNY HAMILTON, RICHARD EDWARDS - tenor trombones
JOHN WARREN - conductor, flute
1. 42:24
2. 06:00
3. 17:36
4. 07:42
5. 24:26
6. 07:49
Lilian Baylis Theatre, London. May 1993
Radio 3 b'cast
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DAVE BURRELL - ROUND MIDNIGHT (COLUMBIA, 1979)
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LOUIS-MICHEL MARION "HAY QUE CAMINAR" (BRASSY & VANDOEUVRE, 2004/2007)
Highly recommended solo bass!
Louis-Michel Marion, double bass
1. "hay que caminar I" 34:26
2. "hay que caminar II" 26:52
Track 1 recorded at Fruits de Mhère in Brassy, France in August 2004.
Track 2 recorded in Vandoeuvre, France in May 2007.
"Hay que caminar" is a duo project of L.-M. Marion with the dancer Aurore Gruel.
At least on track 1 you can hear Gruel's movements with headphones.
Track 2 seems to be without a dancer.
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David Eyges & Byard Lancaster - Lightnin' strikes! (Black & Blue 1989)
01 - Lightnin'
02 - Cool Breeze
03 - Love By The Ocean
04 - Midstream
05 - Lion Tales
06 - A Bird's Eye View (Of The World)
07 - Lightnin' Strikes Twice
08 - The Day We Walked By The Pond And Heard The Bells In The Distance
09 - Jazz Lady
10 - Talk To Me
11 - Renaissance
12 - Sometimes When You Have Time It's Easier To Love
13 - Pleasant Valley Mama
14 - Lightnin' strike Twice
David Eyges - cello
Byard Lancaster - sax, clarinet, flute
recorded on 1988 at Ηiρ Pocket studio, New York
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DoMa Ensemble :: Demo 2oo9
Here is Prague based duo's demo recording, which was followed by official album release in 2011 - check the bandcamp player, download has Name your price option. Both Dorota and Marcel are also members of Vertigo sextet and has numerous other projects. Marcel is leader of Muff group, whose demo I posted several years ago. They also have 2 albums available on Polí5 label.
DoMa Ensemble - Demo 2oo9
1. Létavice (Shooting Star) 7.51
2. Změna osvětlení (Change of Lighting) 6.58
3. K Andromedě (Towards Andromeda) 7.06
4. Půlnoční slunce (Midnight Sun) 4.36
5. Impro 261109 11.06
6. Sám v supermarketu (Alone in Supermarket) 3.54
Dorota Barová - cello, voice, looper
Marcel Bárta - saxophones, bass clarinet, percussion
Recorded in Prague, November 2009
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CHARLES "BOBO" SHAW & THE HUMAN ARTS ENSEMBLE "P'NK J'ZZ" (MUSE, 1981)
This is "Çonceré Ntasiah", originally released on Universal Justice.
Shortly thereafter Muse did a reissue with another title: "P'nk J'zz".
Charles "Bobo" Shaw, drums
Joseph Bowie, trombone
Julius Hemphill, soprano saxophone
Francois Nyomo Mantuila, acoustic & electric guitars
Alex Blake, bass, electric bass
Abdul Wadud, cello
A1. Steam Away Kool 500 (10:02)
A2. Jacki Bee Tee (8:23)
B1. Concere Ntasiah (10:57)
B2. Be Bo Bo Be (5:13)
Recorded at Studio Rivbea, New York.
Original release on Universal Justice UJ 101
This rip from Muse MR 5232
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