What Are You Listening To #32

[Squaredancecalling Steve]

Teiji Ito -- Tenno/ King Ubu/ Meshes




Tim Berne -- Diminutive Mysteries/ The Shell Game




Keith Rowe -- The Room




Mark Dimond -- Brujeria




Hurdy-Gurdy -- Prototyp




Mozart -- Symphonies #40 & #41 (Giulini/ Berlin Philharmonic)




Dion -- Greatest Hits




Arrow -- O' La Soca




Speedy West/ Jimmy Bryant -- Stratosphere Boogie




Miles Davis -- In A Silent Way

[Ron Thorne]

For some reason, when I saw that you had created this latest incarnation of a most popular thread, I thought of our pal, Dobie (SinginSumo), who constantly prodded me to post on this thread.

So, in his honor:



One of many albums he shared with me.

[jaka]

Matthew Shipp/William Parker/Gerald Cleaver - Live @ Sunset Jazz Club yesterday night.

This morning:
Jean-Philippe Viret Trio - Considérations (Sketch)
Jean-Philippe Viret Trio - L'indiscible (Minium)
Jean-Philippe Viret Trio - Autrement Dit (Atelier Sawano)

[rene]

Claude Barthelemy - 'Moderne'

Lou Bennett - 'Pentacostal Feeling'

Bobby Jaspar - 'Modern Jazz Au Club St-Germain'

[Big Apple]

Originally Posted by jaka

Matthew Shipp/William Parker/Gerald Cleaver - Live @ Sunset Jazz Club yesterday night

Having drink only two beers yesterday night, I can say it was at Sunside
It was a very good gig, totally free music, with no scores, almost an acoustic set (the bass only was amplified). Shipp has introduced such inexpected themes as "Frère Jacques" (I don't know the title of this tune in english). They also played with "Green Dolphin Street", "Giant Steps" or a tune from "Harmony & Abyss among others. During the second set there was a long "trance", with only William Parker and Gerald Cleaver playing a growing groove...

now playing:

[Pete C]

Originally Posted by Big Apple

"Frère Jacques" (I don't know the title of this tune in english).

Are you sleeping?
Are You sleeping?
Brother John,
Brother John.

Morning bells are ringing,
Morning bells are ringing,
Ding dong ding,
Ding dong ding.


But I think the title is still Frère Jacques

[jaka]

Originally Posted by Big Apple

Having drink only two beers yesterday night, I can say it was at Sunside

A flight of stairs up... My mistake.

I just can't use the real name anymore since Pierrick Pedron played there...!!

[Big Apple]

Originally Posted by Pete C

Are you sleeping?
Are You sleeping?
Brother John,
Brother John.

Sure, you aren't sleeping, Pete

This tune has been used by Mahler in his Titan symphony, but I don't know any jazz tune with this theme...

now playing:

The Fish (Guionnet - Duboc - Perraud) 2 CD Set Live in Paris and in Mulhouse
(Ayler - 2007)

[Sand]

I'm sitting here listening to some delbecq and Henriksen while organizing my
Delbecqs, Olivas, Virets, Corneloups, Ducrets etc and suddenly they're everywhere. What is this. Telepathy - or just a rainy day???

Eearlier this Week:

John Abercrombie - While We Were Young
Jupiter - Live At Glenn Miller With Jonas Kullhammar
Sonny Simmons - Last Man Standing
Sidsel Endresen - Nightsong
Free Fall - Amsterdam Funk
Bjørn Klakegg - A Day With No Plans at All

[Big Apple]

Originally Posted by jaka

A flight of stairs up... My mistake.

I just can't use the real name anymore since Pierrick Pedron played there...!!

A word to explain that for those who were not at the last JC hang in Paris: while our beloved moldy fig, Clint, was underground, at Sunset, bored to death by "Other Dimensions in Music", I was upstairs, at Sunside, to hear Mulgrew Miller accompanying the french revivalist sax player Pierrick Pedron.
It was quite a paradoxical situation, and since this night, jaka fools me each time we meet

to come:

[Nim Chimpsky]

Originally Posted by Big Apple

Shipp has introduced such inexpected themes as "Frère Jacques" (I don't know the title of this tune in english).

There's a version of this on Pastoral Composure.

[jaka]

Originally Posted by Big Apple

while our beloved moldy fig, Clint, was underground, at Sunset, bored to death by "Other Dimensions in Music

along with Tom (slightly bored too) + Douglas and I, entranced by the music of Roy Campbell and friends that night.
Which by the way is available on CD now, from Gérard Terronès' Marge label, and that I'm playing right now.

2CD-set (Marge 38)

Speaking of which, anyone with a piece of advice on the AUM releases ("Time Is Of The Essence" & "Now!") of this band? I have the Silkheart already.

[Runawayjazz]

All my old Lester Young music.

[John B]

Tartit - Abacabok
Pekos/Yoro Diallo - s/t
Brutal Truth - Goodbye, Cruel World
Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Bestial Machinery
The Thing - Action Jazz
The Evens - Get Evens
Acid Mother's Temple - Starless And Bible Black Sabbath
The Birdlanders - vol. 2
Charles McPherson - Horizons
Memphis Willie B - Introducing

[Felix]

Atomic/School Days: Nuclear Assembly Hall (OkkaDisk, 2003).


Nacka Forum: Nacka Forum & Leve Nacka Forum (Moserobie, 2002 & 2005).

[jaka]

Telepathy, Sand would say.

Originally Posted by Felix

Atomic/School Days: Nuclear Assembly Hall (OkkaDisk, 2003).

I had taken this one from the shelve this morning, but changed my listening plans. What a record! 100% on tomorrow's playlist.

Originally Posted by Felix

Nacka Forum: Nacka Forum & Leve Nacka Forum (Moserobie, 2002 & 2005).

Are these good? I only know of Nacka Forum from the Moserobie Manifesto Box, and liked it.

[Big Apple]

Originally Posted by Nim Chimpsky

There's a version of this on Pastoral Composure.

Actually, you're right. Thanks Nim !
This one has flown under my radar What about it ?

[jaka]

Originally Posted by Big Apple

Actually, you're right. Thanks Nim !
This one has flown under my radar What about it ?

Not Nim, but it's a great one.
Basically yesterday's trio + Roy Campbell on trumpet. Not bad for a start.

[walto]

Two freebies that came in the mail yesterday:

Vandermark/Karayorgis, Foreground Music
Philip Thomas, Comprovisation (piano music by Cage, Beck, Fell, Burn, Finnissy, & Obermayer)

[Jesse]

Disc 1

[Jesse]

[Fred K]

Paul Bley/Kresten Osgood - Florida
Paul Bley/Charlie Haden/Paul Motian - Memoirs
Liberty Ellman - Ophiuchus Butterfly
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath - Bremen to Bridgwater
Harry Miller's Isipingo - Which Way Now
Marc Ribot - Spiritual Unity
Harold Danko Quartet - New Autumn
Chet Baker - The Touch of Your Lips
Freakwater - Dancing Under Water
Guided By Voices - Vampire on Titus
Moeran - String Quartets/String Trio (Maggini Qt.)
Delius - Orchestral Works (Beecham)
Brahms - German Requiem (Klemperer)

[Sergio Zamora]

MIMEO - Sight

Brotherhood of Breath - Brotherhood

Nina Simone - I Put a Spell on You

Keith Rowe - The Room

Kenny Dorham - Una Mas

[rene]

John Tchicai/Pierre Dorge/Lou Grassi - 'Hope Is Bright Green Up North'

Julius Hemphill - 'Dogon A.D.'

[Squaredancecalling Steve]

The Harry Partch Collection, vol. 1




Alan Shorter -- Orgasm




Ralph Towner -- City of Eyes/ Soltice




Charlie Palmieri -- Vuelve El Gigante




Ho'Aikane -- Bulletproof




McCoy Tyner -- Nights of Ballads and Blues




Rokia Traore -- Bowmboi

[Bill Barton]

Mouton Reunion Quartet - France Musiques broadcast 08/17/2005

[Gentle Giant]

Originally Posted by rene

Aside from the fact that this is a singularly righteous recording, I love those old Arista Freedoms!

[Felix]

Originally Posted by jaka

Are these good? I only know of Nacka Forum from the Moserobie Manifesto Box, and liked it.

Hi jaka, sorry for the late response. I believe you would like them. Nacka Forum is a great quartet, playing a sort of muscular free-bop, with lots of energy. The first album has fun covers of Sun Ra's We Travel The Spaceways and Ornette's Law Years, but it's a bit short. That's why I almost always play the two albums back-to-back.

NP:

Wilber Morris Trio: Collective Improvisations (Bleu Regard, 1981). With Charles Tyler and Dennis Charles. Sounds good.

[Felix]

Khan Jamal: Dark Warrior (SteepleChase, 1984). Also with Tyler.

[Bill Barton]

Trio Nuevo - Jazz Meets Tango