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    Reevaluating @ 500k Pete C's Avatar
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    Top Laswell Produced Albums

    His approach can sometimes be meddlesome & annoying, but he's also produced a few amazing albums:

    Bahia Black - Ritual Beating System
    Sonny Sharrock - Ask the Ages
    Henry Threadgill - Too Much Sugar for a Dime

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    and in the end ... mjb's Avatar
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    I'm a fan ... does Panthalassa: The Music of Miles Davis 1969-1974 count?

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    Reevaluating @ 500k Pete C's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by mjb
    I'm a fan ... does Panthalassa: The Music of Miles Davis 1969-1974 count?
    It counts, but for me it counts as meddlesome & annoying.

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    I agree with "Too Much Sugar..."

    Can they be Material albums?

    Seven Souls
    Hallucination Engine

    bigtiny

    Quote Originally Posted by Pete C
    His approach can sometimes be meddlesome & annoying, but he's also produced a few amazing albums:

    Bahia Black - Ritual Beating System
    Sonny Sharrock - Ask the Ages
    Henry Threadgill - Too Much Sugar for a Dime

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    Six decades Chris D's Avatar
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    "Memory Serves."

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    i like tthe Pharoah with mammoud ghania

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    Ask the Ages, from those I've heard.

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    Operazone: The Redesign is, I hope, among the very worst.

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    Bill Laswell is either one very lucky or very crafty fella in that he has constantly over the years been able to work with and use to his advantage
    some of the finest and often overlooked musicians in and outside of jazz.
    I don't know him so I can't say what he is like as a person but I agree with
    someone above who said he can be meddlesome, much more than people in
    similiar positions, say Peter Gabriel or David Byrne. That said, I have bought
    and enjoyed tremendously several of his projects, the aforementioned
    Pharoah Sanders and Gnawa musicians, Bernie Worrell's Blacktronic Science
    and the two CDs by Bill's Ethiopian bride Ejigayehu better known as Gigi.
    The first features some great studio work by stellar musicians such as
    Sanders again , Wayne Shorter ( respectively two men who recorded and
    woodshedded with Trane), Herbie Hancock, Henry Treadgill,Graham Haynes
    and the neglected Amina Claudine Myers. Whatever Bill is , nobody else has
    been recording Amina to my knowledge for years. Or Pharoah.

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    Anyone heard Laswell's dub remixes of the Trojan catalogue? I'm intrigued . . . .


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    Enjoy it , personally I'm bored silly with Bill's dub remixing. Let him dub Alvin and the chipmunks, Maybe that'll be a change.No offense, but too many times
    he ruins perfectly good music. I wish he had just acquired the license and just
    released the Carlos Santana/Alice Coltrane collaboration Illuminations in it's
    entirity instead of dubbing all over it.

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