ALFRED (ALI) HAURAND – SOLO BASS: VITAMINE A+D (RING RECORDS, 1976)
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RUTHERFORD, TIPPETT, ROGERS
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JEAN BEAUDET QUARTET - JEAN BEAUDET QUARTET (JUSTIN TIME RECORDS, 1987)
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ZEITKRATZER "KÖRPER KOOPERATIONEN I & II" (STUTTGART, 2002)
Zeitkratzer is easily my favourite contemporary Ensemble. Moving between fully composed and less so musics.
Check out their website.
ZEITKRATZER "KÖRPER KOOPERATIONEN I & II"
Ulrich Krieger, saxes
Franz Hautzinger, trumpet
Melvyn Poore, tuba
Burkhard Schlothauer, violin
Michael Moser, cello
Alexander Frangenheim, bass
Reinhold Friedl, piano
Luca Venitucci, accordion
Raymond Kaczynski, percussion
Markus Weibel, sound
Part I:
1. Terre Thaemlitz "Sloppy 42nd (I)" 6:40
2. Carsten Nicolai "Fatal Attractions" 7:47
3. Philip Glass "1+1" 9:49
4. Nicolas Collins "Broken Chair" 12:55
5. James Tenney "Casting" 20:16
6. Christopher Kondek "Untitled a" 7:11
7. Christopher Kondek "Untitled b" 7:44
8. Terre Thaemlitz "Sloppy 42nd (II)" 6:49
Part II:
1. La Monte Young "Poem For Chairs, Tables, Benches etc." 57:14
2. Zbigniew Karkowski "Monochromy" 14:54
3. Merzbow "Permanent Dialogues" 5:45
Recorded in Stuttgart, Germany between February 22-24, 2002 during the Festival "Concepts Of Doing" - Interaktion Tanz Musik, 8. Festival für Improvisation Stuttgart.
Part I - tracks 1-4 on February 22; track 5 on February 23; tracks 6-8 on February 24.
Part II - tracks 1+2 on February 23; track 3 on February 24.
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PAUL DUNMALL and TONY BIANCO, Cafe Oto
Paul Dunmall and Tony Bianco have recently released two cds of duets dedicated to their love and respect of the music of John Coltrane: Thank you to John Coltrane and Tribute to Coltrane (Slam). Last week they took it to London's Cafe Oto in the midst of a heatwave. Tony Bianco was sweat-soaked from simply setting up his kit. This man's strength and energy is superhuman. Paul Dunmall, loving Trane's music so much, raised the temperature even higher with his inspired and impassioned saxophonics.
Big thanks to Gus for his minidisc recording. Hot stuff indeed.
PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax, saxello
TONY BIANCO, drums
1. Ogunde/Ascent 11:24
2. Naima 5:44
3. The drum thing 7:59
4. Sunship 9:34
5. Giant steps 7:17
6. Announcement 0:24
7. Expression 13:57
8. Alabama 7:21
9. My favourite things 8:33
Cafe Oto, London. 16th July 2013
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IZUMI • TACHIBANA DUO – TO WHOM A MELODY BELONGS? (Q-TRAIN, 2002)
1. Georgia On My Mind
2. Memories Of You
3. Deep River
4. Ballad For Macka
5. Charamela
6. To Whom A Melody Belongs?
7. Blue Monk
8. Sound Of The Earth
9. At Last I'm Free
Kunihiro Izumi, alto and soprano saxophone, fue, voice, percussion
Yasuhiko Tachibana, bass
Mari Sekine, percussion (6, 7)
Itaru Oki, trumpet (6, 7)
Recorded at Zizz Studio on 11 September 2001.
Q-Train – QTRA-0001, 2002.
CD Rip
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FRANÇOIS COUTURIER / ANDRÉ JAUME / FRED RAMAMONJIARISOA – NADJA / SALANA-RESAKA (PALM, 1975)
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ARTHUR DOYLE / WILBER MORRIS / RASHID BAKR - LIVE AT THE ALTERKNIT, NYC (QBICO, 2011)
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PAUL DUNMALL / STEVE MELLING QUARTET Tribute to Coltrane. 1994
This would have been a gig by the Alan Skidmore Qt. but for some reason Skid couldn't make it and Paul Dunmall agreed to stand in for him. Although Paul is a massive Coltrane fan it is only recently in his duets with Tony Bianco that he has been concentrating on using his tunes. So at the time this was an unusual thing for him to be doing. I think he relished it as much as the audience and the rest of the band did. Steve Melling, Arnie Somogyi and Mark Taylor couldn't be bettered as a superb rhythm section. Enjoy!
Er...ok, there's the blurb. I messed up and had to reupload the files. I thought I might as well actually LISTEN to the music..... It's TOTALLY, UTTERLY, WONDERFULLY, WONDERFUL. The good old Andy cassette recording sounding GOOD. Turn it up and have a blast. STUPENDOUS JAZZY JAZZ!!!
PAUL DUNMALL, tenor and soprano saxophone
STEVE MELLING, piano
ARNIE SOMOGYI, bass
MARK TAYLOR, drums
Set 1
1. Softly as in a morning sunrise 12:50
2. Lonnie's lament 13:43
3. On Green Dolphin Street 10:32
4. In a sentimental mood 9:56
5. Mr. PC 12:24
Set 2
1. Giant steps 7:15
2. Afro blue 16:12
3. I want to talk about you / Amen 18:09
4. Some other blues 12:10
5. Spiritual 10:36
Pymms, Derby. 21st May 1994.
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KEITH TIPPETT'S ARK "100 CLUB LONDON - MAY 1976"
This is for Andy - although I refrain from downloading recently most music we are offered through him I wish to express my gratitude. ...hope you don't know it already ;)
...this is a cooking performance!
- still remember the first time I listened to "Frames" which is still available...if someone still doesn't have it....
KEITH TIPPETT'S ARK "100 CLUB LONDON - MAY 1976"
Elton Dean, alto saxophone
Chris Francis, alto saxophone
Larry Stabbins, tenor saxophone
Brian Smith, tenor saxophone
Marc Charig, cornet
Dick Pearce, trumpet
Nick Evans, trombone
Dave Amis, trombone
Keith Tippett, piano
Harry Miller, bass
Louis Moholo, drums
1. unknown title 18:00
2. unknown title 09:54
3. unknown title 12:57
4. unknown title 14:29
5. unknown title 11:50
6. unknown title 11:58
Recorded at 100 Club, Oxford Street, London, UK on Monday May 24, 1976.
Note: This was the Ark's debut performance (or at least that's what I read in ED's sessionography)
!! Track five is corrupted - I upped it separately - see link a bit downstream... !!
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ASHBURY STABBINS DUO – FIRE WITHOUT BRICKS (BEAD RECORDS, 1977)
More of the wondrous Larry Stabbins
A1. Rough Cut
A2. Fire Without Bricks
A3. Wych Elm
B1. Maldoror
B2. Puff!
B3. Formants Of The Deep
Roy Ashbury, percussion
Larry Stabbins, soprano and tenor saxophone
Front cover: clay figurines from the 'Eye Temple' at Tel Brak, Khabur Valley, east Syria, ca. 3,000 BC
Back Cover: prehistoric rock-engraving at Kalleby, Tanums Socken, Bohuslan, Sweden
Recorded at Riverside Studios, July 1976
Bead Records – BEAD 4
Vinyl Rip
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EDDIE PREVOST - 50th Birthday Gig
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GILSON – LE MASSACRE DU PRINTEMPS (FUTURA RECORDS, 1971)
A1. Le Massacre Du Printemps
A2. L'Imagination Au Pouvoir
A3. Les Cigales
B1. Tournant Décisif
B2. N'y A Qu'à
B3. Faut Qu'on
Jean Claude Pourtier, drums
Pierre Moret, electric piano
Jef Gilson, electra, electric piano, horns, tuba
Claude Jeanmaire, prepared piano (A1)
Recorded at Montorgueil 46
Futura Records – GER 33
Vinyl Rip
For Vinylust
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IAN BRIGHTON – MARSH GAS (BEAD RECORDS, 1977)
A1. Plikie's Dilemma
A2. Bulrushing
A3. Brotherhood Alone
A4. The Wizard's Dream
B1. Silver River Shuffle
B2. The Chapel Of Splintered Glass (With Love Alf)
B3. Marsh Gas
Jim Livesey, alto saxophone
Marcio Mattos, bass
Sound In Brass, handbells
Ian Brighton, guitar
Roger Smith, guitar
Radu Malfatti, trombone
Philipp Wachsmann, violin
A1, B2 and B3 recorded at The Cathedral, Chelmsford, Essex
A2, A3, A4 and B1 recorded at West Square electronic music studio
Bead Records – BEAD 3
Vinyl Rip - Thanks
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PAUL ROGERS - PAUL DUNMALL. INVISIBLES
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the Gordons-1981, Gordon 2, LP
Slight, un apologetic change of pace......
if you' like somewhat harsh jagged ,primitive, minimal ,acerbic, guitar oriented,so called Post Punk... from New Zealand , this is for you !
no Cd reissue , or reissue of any kind since a 1984,Flying Nun Vinyl release
this is from an original self released copy on their own label....
A killer record in the aforementioned genre..forefathers to my ears of later feedback drenched ,more self consciously, arty,NZ bands like Dead-C, and Dora Maar
info below from Discogs- taken from the Sleeve,and insert
Gordons– GORDON 2
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
New Zealand
Released:
1981
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Noise, Punk
Tracklist
A1-Spik And Span
A2-Right On Time
A3-Coalminers Song
B1-Sometimes
B2-I Just Can't Stop
B3-Growing Up
B4-Laughing Now
Recorded At – Harlequin Studios
Mixed At – Harlequin Studios
Credits
Co-producer – Simon Alexander
Notes
"Recorded and mixed in 22 hrs at Harlequin Studios. Auck. N.Z. Oct. 81."
"engineered by Simon Alexander. produced by Simon and the gordons."
"The Gordons are John Halvorsen: guitars, vocals. Alister Parker: guitars, vocals. Brent McLaughlin: drums."
"cover design John Halvorsen"
ENJOY!!
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FRANÇOIS TUSQUES – GÉNÉRATION (PRODUCTION PAYSAGES, 1988)
A1. Générique «Génération»
A2. Les Terrasses Du Luxembourg
A3. Blues Dans Les Bibliothèques
A4. Le Péril Fasciste
A5. Dans Les Salons Parisiens... La Révolution
A6. La Grande Bagarre De L'U.E.C.
A7. La Révolution... Juste Vous
A8. Les Marins De La Rue Gay-Lussac
A9. Les Flics De La Sorbonne
A10. L'Enterrement De Sartre
A11. Variations Sur Le Temps Des Cerises
B1. Le Rêve Américain
B2. Cuba Si Yankee No
B3. Souvenir Du Che
B4. A Paris... La Guerre D'Algérie
B5. Rêve De Chine Rouge
B6. A Propos De L'Opéra De Pékin
B7. Variations Sur L'Appel Du Komintern (D'Après Eisler)
B8. Ce N'Est Qu'Un Début
François Tusques, piano
Music for TV soundtrack broadcast in 1968
Production Paysages – PCLP 001
Vinyl Rip
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Connie Crothers-Solo 1980 (Jazz Lp-4)
This one goes out to Mosa from requests... as Sublime and superbly modulated an album of solo piano as one could wish .
This album is an intriguing mix of spontaneous renditions of standards and all out free improvisations , beautifully recorded by Label Mate, Saxophonist Lennie Popkin!
Long, but riveting from start to finish!
A Student and friend of the late Lennie Tristano,Crothers is dipping even further out into free territory these days , all her records are pretty wonderful , this appears to be one of the few which hasn't been reissued .
Anyone wishing to delve further should explore, the phenomenal 4 disc set of improvisations for two pianos with David Arner on the Rogue art label, which is simply stunning, in the stratospheric realm of Riley/Tippett, or Crispell/Grawe but of course, one is hard pressed to choose 1 thing to recommend , given that its all so good..
btw, Crothers also Administers the collective New Artists label, home to most of her recordings...
Band of fire a quintet featuring R.Campbell, R.Tabnik,R.Mancuso and perennial fave Ken Filiano ...is one of the best live albums I've heard in a while, it and other great things can be found here at New Artists.
The label also has a downloadable Video archive ,including much Crothers
This though out of print , and never reissued may perhaps still be purchased from Jazz records here a label run by Carole Tristano, Lennie's drummer Daughter.
Crothers own website is here
info from Discogs
A1-All About Love-4:00
A2-A New Jazz Scene-3:50
A3-My One And only Love-7:44
A4-That Straight Ahead Thing-6:19
B1-A Single Note-3:21
B2-Drums-Piano6:39
B3-All About You-7:06
C1-Love Suite: Roy Eldridge-4:16
C2-Love Suite: Sheila Jordan-4:32
C3-Love Suite: Max Roach-8:26
D1-I'm Getting Sentimental Over You-6:30
D2-You Don't Know What Love Is-2:56
D3-How Deep Is The Ocean-8:05
D4-Breaking Through The Boundaries-5:31
Credits
Piano – Connie Crothers
Recorded By – Lenny Popkin
Connie Crothers – Solo
1980
Jazz Records ?– JR-4
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PETER CUSACK – AFTER BEING IN HOLLAND FOR TWO YEARS (BEAD RECORDS, 1977)
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NIGHT AND DAY - PLAYS THEM ALL - SET 8 (EDITION ARTELIER, GRAZ, 2003)
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
4-9. A Fine Romance
4-10. I'm In The Mood For Love
4-11. It's Only A Papermoon
4-12. My Old Flame
4-13. Old Devil Moon
4-14. Come Rain Or Come Shine
4-15. Autumn In New York
4-16. I Only Have Eyes For You
4-17. Yesterdays
Edition Artlier Graz, 2003
CD Rip
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