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Old December-10th-2008, 05:37 PM   #1
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Ornette Dug the Soft Machine

According to Graham Bennett in his Soft Machine bio Out Bloody Rageous, in 1971 "Ornette Coleman was..so impressed by the band that he organized two parties for them."
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Old December-10th-2008, 07:50 PM   #2
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According to Graham Bennett in his Soft Machine bio Out Bloody Rageous, in 1971 "Ornette Coleman was..so impressed by the band that he organized two parties for them."
I was just thinking about the SM while writing on the co-workers music thread. I recently met a British gentleman, who is actually half-Cretian. I told him that I love a lot of British jazz musicians. He's a big SM fan. He heard of Mike Osborne, which impressed me but not EP, the LJCO, or any Tippett outside of the SM.
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I don't think Tippett ever played with Soft Machine, but when they had a full horn section all the guys came out of one of his bands.
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Old December-11th-2008, 08:20 PM   #4
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To this day, when I think of the Soft Machine, it reminds me that my parents didn't let me go to a Hendrix concert at Hunter college where the Soft Machine opened for him. A net search reveals it was March 2, 1968 (when I was 14 1/2). Two other guys in my band went and really rubbed it in. Douchebags.

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Old December-11th-2008, 08:35 PM   #5
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To this day, when I think of the Soft Machine, it reminds me that my parents didn't let me go to a Hendrix concert at Hunter college where the Soft Machine opened for him. A net search reveals it was March 2, 1968 (when I was 14 1/2). Two other guys in my band went and really rubbed it in. Douchebags.
"Thank you Noel and Mitch,
Thank you Jim, for our exposure to the crowd..."
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