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NYC has been in a splooge-filled flutter this week largely due to the Refused reunion shows that hit on Sunday and Monday. Only a scant few of us didn't get to see one of these seminal events, but rest assured if you're among the shmucks who didn't make it out there are still tickets [...]
MOON OVER MOSCOW FARMER ALFALFA HOME IS WHERE THE HEARTH IS Perry Robinson 4 Funk Dumpling Savoy : 1962 PR, clarinet; Kenny Barron, piano; Henry Grimes, bass; Paul Motian, drums . Welcome to LOST TONES which features tracks from hyper-rare recordings that aren't available anywhere else on the web. These treasures are courtesy of George Scala, who runs the invaluable Free Jazz Research site . He's generously [...]
In the never ending battle between time and money, I will take time every time. I will also take content over technology. Even though I lost my job a few months ago and money is tight, having extra time to get re-acquainted with old gems on my LP shelves has been very rewarding. The self titled 1979 album from a band of Ornette Coleman alumni called Old And New Dreams has always been a favorite of mine but it was unplayed for many years. Now with the luxury of time on my hands it's back spinning [...]
The very first album by a revolutionary jazz saxophonist: an insurrection simmering below the surface. It is a truism that change is hard for most folks. The first time you taste asparagus: blech. Down the line, it's as delicious as caramel. And in music it's true, too. Stravinsky was unlistenable in 1913, but by the 1950s, he was a concert staple. Elvis was sexual dynamite in 1955 and unhip pap by the early '70s. Perceptions change, but so do artists. Something Else is the remarkable 1958 debut recording by the...
THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON JAZZ SOCIETY BLUES LONELINESS John Carter & Bobby Bradford Self Determination Music Flying Dutchman : 1970 JC, alto sax, flute; BB, trumpet, glockenspiel; Tom Williamson and Henry Franklin, bass; Bruz Freeman, drums. As Josh Sinton made plain in his recent guest post on Ed Wilkerson , jazz has been, and remains, a music with regional differences. The world may be flat and all [...]
A saxophonist known for his immersion in Coltrane tackles the melodic approach from the other side of "free jazz". When I first heard Ornette Coleman, I thought, "That is some seriously weird stuff." All I could hear was what was missing -- such as the supporting harmonies that tended to make jazz sound logical or pretty even amidst fairly crazy improvising. Also absent was a perfectly steady sense of swing, even though I could tell that the bass player was cooking. But if that music was a map, then all the boundaries seemed to...
man, it don't get much better than ornette coleman and james blood ulmer... and coleman in a suit that only a total fucking dude could pull off... Filed under: music stuff , video Tagged: james blood ulmer , jazz , music , music video , ornette coleman
To continue the Ornette vibe of this week, we are proud and delighted to bring you a phenomenal 1984 solo outing from Peter Brötzmann, one that kicks off with a loose, baritone rendition of "Lonely Woman." What follows are 23 etudes of varying length, from mere seconds to a max of six minutes, wherein Brötzmann experiments with tone and texture on a wide range of horns. Far from an ascetic experience, the disc provides moments of sheer beauty and almost mainstream melodic forays. While not quite "Brötzmann for Lovers," it nonetheless has us swooning. Hope you enjoy.
Colin Stetson plays a variety of woodwinds. On his recently released New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges , he plays a solo saxophone, recording his tracks live in a single (and usually, first) take, accompanied sometimes by the guest appearances of Laurie Anderson and My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden. The latter delivers a vocal performance of a lifetime in her cover of Blind Willie Johnson's "Lord I Just Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes", dripping with soul and affection, enveloped by Stetson's signature unceasing mourn. But the focal point of Judges has to be Stetson's [...]
consternated looking ornette coleman stares quizzically out from the cover. perhaps pondering why the funk his face is plastered over this rum bugger... may as well be james ferraro or martin rev or dj's spooky or screw… presenting: a kindof minimalist machine music , old and organic sounding. kindof warm and scary and goofy. visions of logan's run and philip k. dick. carpenter's escape from new york, starring sun ra. suicide on horse tranqs. aye. pitchshifted vox, [...]
John Cale Brings Paris 1919 to Royce Hall The Wiltern 10/23/10: Sufjan Stevens (Friday at 10 AM) Grammy Museum 9/1/10: Ryan Bingham & the Dead Horses (now) Royce Hall 9/30/10: John Cale performing Paris 1919 live (now) 10/2/10: Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano (now) 10/21/10: Laurie Anderson (now) 10/22/10: Taj Mahal / Vieux Farka Toure (now) 11/3/10: Ornette Coleman (now) 11/4/10: Murray Perahia (now) 11/5/10: Mavis Staples and Billy Bragg (now) 11/11/10: Gamelan Cudamani (now) 11/12/10: [...]
BROWN RICE DEGI-DEGI Don Cherry Don Cherry A&M/Horizon : 1976 DC, trumpet, electric piano, voice; Charlie Haden, bass; Billy Higgins, drums; Frank Lowe, tenor sax; Ricky Cherry, electric piano; on Rice only: Bunchie Fox, electric bongos; Verna Gillis, voice. If this site has a musical lodestar, it's probably best personified by Don Cherry . Global traveler, fan of the polyglot (the [...]
LOST TONES: Funk Dumpling; or, "Today's Special"
Apr 27, 2:47pm
Destination: OUT
Destination: OUT
MOON OVER MOSCOW FARMER ALFALFA HOME IS WHERE THE HEARTH IS Perry Robinson 4 Funk Dumpling Savoy : 1962 PR, clarinet; Kenny Barron, piano; Henry Grimes, bass; Paul Motian, drums . Welcome to LOST TONES which features tracks from hyper-rare recordings that aren't available anywhere else on the web. These treasures are courtesy of George Scala, who runs the invaluable Free Jazz Research site . He's generously [...]
- Perry Robinson 4 - Farmer Alfalfa
- Perry Robinson 4 - Home Is Where the Hearth Is
- Perry Robinson 4 - Moon Over Moscow
Artist: Perry Robinson 4 Title: Farmer Alfalfa Link Text: FARMER ALFALFA File Name: PR4_Farmer-Alfalfa.mp3 Bitrate: 256 kbps
Artist: Perry Robinson 4 Title: Home Is Where the Hearth Is Link Text: HOME IS WHERE THE HEARTH IS File Name: PR4_Home.mp3 Bitrate: 256 kbps
Artist: Perry Robinson 4 Title: Moon Over Moscow Link Text: MOON OVER MOSCOW File Name: PR4_Moon-Over-Moscow.mp3 Bitrate: 256 kbps
Old & New Dreams - S/T
Nov 17, 2011, 3:46am
The Ripple Effect
The Ripple Effect
In the never ending battle between time and money, I will take time every time. I will also take content over technology. Even though I lost my job a few months ago and money is tight, having extra time to get re-acquainted with old gems on my LP shelves has been very rewarding. The self titled 1979 album from a band of Ornette Coleman alumni called Old And New Dreams has always been a favorite of mine but it was unplayed for many years. Now with the luxury of time on my hands it's back spinning [...]
The Dozens
Oct 25, 2011, 3:47pm Destination: OUT
Destination: OUTC.O.D. BELLS AND CHIMES Ornette Coleman Ornette at 12 Impulse : 1968 OC, alto, violin; Dewey Redman, tenor; Charlie Haden, bass; Denardo Coleman (credited as "Ornette Denardo"), drums. You're going to like this or you're not. But try not to be put off by the Curious Case of the Twelve-Year-Old Drummer; there's more here than that red herring. Some great soloing by Dewey Redman, for one thing. [...]
Artist: Ornette Coleman Title: Bells And Chimes Link Text: BELLS AND CHIMES File Name: Ornette_BellsnChimes.mp3 Bitrate: 224 kbps Genre: Jazz
Artist: Ornette Coleman Title: C.O.D. Link Text: C.O.D. File Name: Ornette_C.O.D.mp3 Bitrate: 224 kbps Genre: Jazz
Ornette Coleman: Something Else
Sep 9, 2011, 2:00am
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PopMattersMusic Review: Sonny Rollins - Road Shows, Volume 2
Sep 8, 2011, 10:53am
Music @ Blogcritics.org
Music @ Blogcritics.orgAn all-star cast showed up to wish Sonny Rollins a Happy 80th.
Music Review: Original Jazz Classics Remasters Roundup
Aug 6, 2011, 9:08am Music @ Blogcritics.org
Music @ Blogcritics.orgA review of classics by Ornette Coleman, Chet Baker, Thelonious Monk, and Ella Fitzgerald with Joe Pass.
Way Out West
Jul 18, 2011, 3:11pm Destination: OUT
Destination: OUT
THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON JAZZ SOCIETY BLUES LONELINESS John Carter & Bobby Bradford Self Determination Music Flying Dutchman : 1970 JC, alto sax, flute; BB, trumpet, glockenspiel; Tom Williamson and Henry Franklin, bass; Bruz Freeman, drums. As Josh Sinton made plain in his recent guest post on Ed Wilkerson , jazz has been, and remains, a music with regional differences. The world may be flat and all [...]
- John Carter : Bobby Bradford - Loneliness
- John Carter : Bobby Bradford - The Sunday Afternoon Jazz Blues Society
Artist: John Carter : Bobby Bradford Title: Loneliness Link Text: LONELINESS File Name: Carter-Bradford_Loneliness.mp3 Genre: Jazz Year: 1970
Artist: John Carter : Bobby Bradford Title: The Sunday Afternoon Jazz Blues Society Link Text: THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON JAZZ SOCIETY BLUES File Name: Carter-Bradford_Jazz-Blues-Soc iety.mp3 Genre: Jazz Year: 1970
Music Review: Ornette Coleman - Something Else!!! The Music of Ornette Coleman
Jun 30, 2011, 3:55pm Music @ Blogcritics.org
Music @ Blogcritics.orgColeman's first record as a band leader, and what a debut it is.
Music Review: Ornette Coleman - Something Else!!!!
Jun 22, 2011, 2:30pm Music @ Blogcritics.org
Music @ Blogcritics.orgJazz great Ornette Coleman's debut album is the newest reissue in the Original Jazz Classics Remasters Series.
Dave Liebman: Turnaround: The Music of Ornette Coleman
Jun 21, 2011, 2:00am PopMatters
PopMattersornette coleman quartet: roma 1974
Jun 18, 2011, 5:09pm
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cowsarejustfoodFMP #9: Lonely Brötzmann
Mar 17, 2011, 5:23pm Destination: OUT
Destination: OUT
To continue the Ornette vibe of this week, we are proud and delighted to bring you a phenomenal 1984 solo outing from Peter Brötzmann, one that kicks off with a loose, baritone rendition of "Lonely Woman." What follows are 23 etudes of varying length, from mere seconds to a max of six minutes, wherein Brötzmann experiments with tone and texture on a wide range of horns. Far from an ascetic experience, the disc provides moments of sheer beauty and almost mainstream melodic forays. While not quite "Brötzmann for Lovers," it nonetheless has us swooning. Hope you enjoy.
Ornette Coleman Rarities
Mar 14, 2011, 11:27am
The Sly Oyster
The Sly OysterFans of the great jazz saxophonist Ornette Coleman should immediately head over here for a nice tribute to the man and a collection of amazing rarities to download. [ via ]
#332 Colin Stetson – The Stars in His Head
Mar 5, 2011, 12:17am
i'm waking up to...
i'm waking up to...
Colin Stetson plays a variety of woodwinds. On his recently released New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges , he plays a solo saxophone, recording his tracks live in a single (and usually, first) take, accompanied sometimes by the guest appearances of Laurie Anderson and My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden. The latter delivers a vocal performance of a lifetime in her cover of Blind Willie Johnson's "Lord I Just Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes", dripping with soul and affection, enveloped by Stetson's signature unceasing mourn. But the focal point of Judges has to be Stetson's [...]
Artist: Colin Stetson Title: The stars in his head (Dark Lights Remix) Link Text: Colin Stetson - The Stars in His Head (Dark Lights Remix) File Name: colin-stetson-the-stars-in-his -head-dark-lights-remix.mp3 Year: 2011
black zone myth chant: straight cassette (winged sun)
Feb 3, 2011, 1:30pm cowsarejustfood
cowsarejustfood
consternated looking ornette coleman stares quizzically out from the cover. perhaps pondering why the funk his face is plastered over this rum bugger... may as well be james ferraro or martin rev or dj's spooky or screw… presenting: a kindof minimalist machine music , old and organic sounding. kindof warm and scary and goofy. visions of logan's run and philip k. dick. carpenter's escape from new york, starring sun ra. suicide on horse tranqs. aye. pitchshifted vox, [...]
Artist: Black Zone Myth Chant Title: Sleeping With TV On Link Text: minimalist machine music File Name: black-zone-myth-chant-sleeping -with-tv-on.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 2011
Recent Concert Announcements
Aug 11, 2010, 10:00pm
You Set the Scene
You Set the Scene
John Cale Brings Paris 1919 to Royce Hall The Wiltern 10/23/10: Sufjan Stevens (Friday at 10 AM) Grammy Museum 9/1/10: Ryan Bingham & the Dead Horses (now) Royce Hall 9/30/10: John Cale performing Paris 1919 live (now) 10/2/10: Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano (now) 10/21/10: Laurie Anderson (now) 10/22/10: Taj Mahal / Vieux Farka Toure (now) 11/3/10: Ornette Coleman (now) 11/4/10: Murray Perahia (now) 11/5/10: Mavis Staples and Billy Bragg (now) 11/11/10: Gamelan Cudamani (now) 11/12/10: [...]
North Sea Jazz Festival 2010, Ahoy Rotterdam (Part 2)
Jul 15, 2010, 9:33am
mapsadaisical
mapsadaisicalAfter yesterday's post, covering some of the more boundary-pushing electronic music to feature at the North Sea Jazz Festival, you could be forgiven for wondering if there was any jazz worth seeing at all. And while it wasn't all tame vocal jazz and funk-lite, you still had to navigate the programme carefully to avoid making [...]
Jazz Drummer Steve Reid Dead at 66
Apr 13, 2010, 8:12am
Spinner.com
Spinner.comFiled under: News , R.I.P. Steve Reid , a jazz drummer who worked with the likes of Miles Davis , James Brown and, more recently, Four Tet , died Tuesday night. Domino Records (v\a TwentyFourBit ) confirmed that the 66-year-old had been battling cancer. Reid began drumming at age 16, with his first recording gig backing Martha and the Vandellas as part of the Apollo Theatre House Band, which was directed by Quincy Jones . He would go on [...]
Do the Tago Mago
Apr 9, 2010, 12:53am Destination: OUT
Destination: OUT
BROWN RICE DEGI-DEGI Don Cherry Don Cherry A&M/Horizon : 1976 DC, trumpet, electric piano, voice; Charlie Haden, bass; Billy Higgins, drums; Frank Lowe, tenor sax; Ricky Cherry, electric piano; on Rice only: Bunchie Fox, electric bongos; Verna Gillis, voice. If this site has a musical lodestar, it's probably best personified by Don Cherry . Global traveler, fan of the polyglot (the [...]
Artist: Don Cherry Title: Brown Rice Link Text: BROWN RICE File Name: Cherry_Brown-Rice.mp3 Bitrate: 224 kbps Year: 1975
Artist: Don Cherry Title: Degi-Degi Link Text: DEGI-DEGI File Name: Cherry_Degi-Degi.mp3 Bitrate: 224 kbps Year: 1975
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