NoMeansNo @ Doornroosje, Njimegen, Netherlands May 4, 2001

NoMeansNo

Doornroosje,
Njimegen, Netherlands
May 4, 2001 

Source\lineage: SBD master>PC>winrar archive>CD>flac (level 8)

Taper\Engineer: Maarten

CD 1
1) Graveyard Shift
2) Angel or Devil
3) The Day Everything Became Nothing
4) The Fall
5) Tuck It Away
6) Hello\Goodbye
7) Going Nowhere
8) Madness and Death /Sex Mad
9) Metronome
10) A Little Too High

CD 2
1) It’s Catching Up / The Tower
2) The Phone Call
3) Now
4) Under the Sea
5) Dark Ages
6) Commmando (Ramones) / Beat on the Brat (Ramones)
7) I Need You
8) Oh No, Bruno

A great show from a master SBD that hasn’t even seen a CD gen added to it’s lineage…master tape right onto a hard drive and archived…Yummy!

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Sun Ra's Intergalactic Research Arkestra live in Netherlands Nov. 11, 1971

Sun Ra's Intergalactic Research Arkestra, 1971.11.11, Delft (Netherlands)

Technische Hogeschool, Nieuwe Aula 

Delft, Netherlands

11. November 1971



source: VPRO Radio (2001) > DVB-S (192kbps/48khz) > SONY DAT > EDIROL R09 > Audacity > Flac 6
sound quality: A-


Sun Ra's Intergalactic Research Arkestra 

Sun Ra - mini-moog,syn,org,clavinet,p,voc
Kwame Hadi - tp
Marshall Allen - as,fl,oboe 
Danny Davis - as,fl
Larry Northington - as,perc 
Istar Sundance - as,bsn
John Gilmore - ts,perc 
Danny Thompson - bars 
Pat Patrick - bars,eb 
Hakim Rahim - bars,as,fl 
Eloe Omoe - bcl 
Al Batin Nur - engl-hrn  
James Jacson - fl,oboe,ancient egyptian infinity-dr 
Lex Humphries - dr 
Tommy Hunter - dr 
Nimrod Hunt - perc 
William Morrow - vib 
Roger Aralamon Hazoume - balafon,dance 
June Tyson - voc,dance 
Malik Ramadin - voc,tympani 
Art Jenkins - space voice,voc,cga,perc 
Wisteria el Moondew (Judith Holton) - dance 
Cheryl Banks - dance 
Doug Williams - dance 
Kevin Massey - dance 
Kenneth Alexander - dance 
Richard Wilkinson - light show

01. - 11:49
02. - 11:44
03. - 08:31
04. - 13:38
05. - 14:02
06. - 07:23
07. - 07:12
08. - 05:28

09. - 08:01
10. - 18:15
11. - 18:42
12. - 16:26
13. - 13:54
14. - 08:52

15. - 27:06
16. - 13:14

total time 198:17 - complete!

Part 1       Part 2       Part 3       Part 4       Part 5       Part 6       Part 7       Part 8       Part 9       Part 10       Part 11

Thanks to Boldsouls on DIME for sharing this wonderful piece of history.  Very uncommon to see a complete 3+ hrs concert in excellent quality surface.  The concert contains lots of interesting bits and pieces and it fills an gaping hole in early live documentation of the Arkestra.   Now if only more recordings like this could surface!

Schlippenbach Trio live in Lahr Oct 6, 1985

Alexander von Schlippenbach Trio 

Stiftsschaffneikeller,
Lahr, Germany 
1985.10.06 – October 06, 1985

Source/Lineage/Quality: Sony ECM 155 – Sony TCD 5M – Denon CDR 1000 – Magix Music Cleaning Lab XXL 2008 - A  

1) 46:41
2) 46:57

Evan Parker - ts, ss,  
Alexander von Schlippenbach - p
Paul Lovens - dr

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With huge thanks to blackforest over at DIME for sharing this nugget I offer up the powerful Schlippenbach Trio!  I can only come up with a couple of single word expressions to describe this concert performance...WOW...AMAZING.

Ken Vandermark Quartet @ Moers Jazz Festival June 5, 1995

Ken Vandermark Quartet

New Jazz Festival,
Moers,
Germany

June 5, 1995

source: FM
lineage: traded cd > eac > flac


1. Moniker
2. You Call This Cous Cous
3. Just Passing By
4. Removed Fish
5. Slam
6. One Hundred
7. Utah Never Been
8. Blonde In Beirut


Ken Vandermark - tenor sax
Daniel Scanlan - guitar
Kent Kessler - bass
Michael Zerang - drums

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William Parker Quartet - Lausanne, Switzerland October 27, 2006

William Parker Quartet

Onze Plus Festival
Lausanne, Switzerland

 October 27, 2006

source: hotbird sat > nexus-s > hdd > nero wave editor > flac 
(hotbird sat uses MPEG1 Layer 2/256 kbps)

William Parker - b
Lewis Barnes - tp
Rob Brown - as 
Hamid Drake - dr  

01. Little Bird (william parker) 14:36
02. Wood Song Flute (william parker) 17:30
03. Malachi's Mode - (william parker) 06:30
04. Hopi Spirits - Higgins (william parker) fade out 32:40

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JIMMY GIUFFRE / PAUL BLEY / STEVE SWALLOW

Live at Großer Saal der Arbeiterkammer,

Graz, AUSTRIA

October 27, 1961

RADIO BROADCAST

Jimmy Giuffre -cl
Paul Bley -p
Steve Swallow -b

01 ICTUS 3.13
02 RIEF HESITATION 4.56
03 THE GAMUT 5.39
04 STRETCHING OUT 12.33 [aka Suite for Germany]
05 TRANCE 7.28
06 CRY, WANT 10.34
07 CARLA 7.24
08 WHIRRRR 5.47
09 TEMPORARILY 5.41
10 SCOOTIN' ABOUT 7.19
11 THAT'S TRUE, THAT'S TRUE 8.08

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JOE HENDERSON - STATE OF THE TENOR [BLUE NOTE CDP 7243 8 28879 2 8]

Blue Note's Doubletime series combines live sessions previously issued on two single albums onto one double CD. One of the first releases was Joe Henderson's brilliant tenor sax recital recorded live at the Village Vanguard in 1985. The State of the Tenor, Vols. 1 & 2 features Henderson backed only by bass and drums in a setting that pays homage to his prime stylistic source, Sonny Rollins, while displaying his prime skills in an ideal forum. The 14 selections range from customary standards to Henderson originals, and include compositions by Sam Rivers, Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, and Horace Silver. It is not only a fine trio outing, but a series of performances in which Henderson strips songs to their essence, turning them into his own vision.

CD 1:
1. Beatrice
2. Friday the Thirteenth
3. Happy Reunion
4. Loose Change
5. Ask Me Now
6. Isotope
7. Stella by Starlight

CD 2:
1. Boo Boo's Birthday
2. Cheryl
3. Y Ya la Quiero
4. Soulville
5. Portrait
6. Bead Game, The
7. All the Things You Are

Joe Henderson (ts) Ron Carter (b) Al Foster (d)

recorded November 14-16, 1985

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AHMAD JAMAL TRIO - COMPLETE RECORDINGS FEATURING RAY CRAWFORD AND ISRAEL CROSBY [DEFINITIVE RECORDS DRCD11292]

Ahamd Jamal Trio - The Complete Recordings featuring Ray Crawford and Israel Crosby

(Definitive Records 2006)

FLAC + SCANS

Disc: 1 
1. New Rumba
2. Foggy Day
3. All of You
4. It Ain't Necessarily So
5. I Don't Wanna Be Kissed (By Anyone But You)
6. I Get a Kick out of You
7. Jeff
8. Darn That Dream
9. Spring Is Here
10. Black Beauty
11. Love for Sale
12. Something to Remember You By
13. Poinciana
14. Don't Blame Me
15. Autumn Leaves
16. They Can't Take That Away from Me
17. Old Devil Moon
18. It's Easy to Remember
19. Squeeze Me
20. Pavanne

Disc: 2 
1. Crazy He Calls Me
2. Perfidia
3. Rica Pulpa
4. The Donkey Serenade
5. Slaughter on 10th Avenue
6. The Surrey with the Fringe on Top
7. Will You Still Be Mine
8. Ahmad's Blues
9. A Gal in Calico
10. Aki and Ukthay
11. Billy Boy
12. Volga Boatman
13. On Green Dolphin Street
14. How About You?
15. I Just Can't See for Lookin'
16. Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year
17. Beat out One
18. Maryam
19. Easy to Remember
20. Jim Loves Sue
21. I Wish I Knew


personel:
all of disc 1, disc 2 track 1-5
Ahmad Jamal - piano, Ray Crawford - guitar, Israel Crosby - bass

disc 2 track 6 - 11
Ahmad Jamal - piano, Ray Crawford - guitar, Eddie Calhoun - bass

disc 2 track 12 - 21

Ahmad Jamal - piano, Israel Crsoby - bass, Walter Perkins - drums

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FIRE INTO MUSIC LIVE AT GUELPH JAZZ FESTIVAL

I have here a brilliant set by this all-star quartet coming straight from my own collection of private recordings. As of late they are among my favorite groups and this set is a strong representation of what they have to offer us as listeners. It is quite nice recording, I am still surprised I was able to pull it off so nicely. Hope you all enjoy and don't forget to pick up their disc on Rogue Art: Swimming in a Galaxy of Goodwill and Sorrow. I believe any other release by this group will be hard to come by.

Steve Swell's Fire Into Music

12th Guelph Jazz Festival,

St. George's Anglican Church, Mitchell Hall, Guelph, ON

Sept 8, 2005

source: DPA 4060's > DPA MPS6030 > Sony PCM-M1
transfer: Tascam DA-20mk-II > Siundblaster Audigy 2 > EAC > CDWAV > FLAC FRONTEND

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Steve Swell - trombone

Jemeel Moondoc - alto sax

William Parker - bass

Hamid Drake - drums

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SPIDER TRIO - RENDEZVOUS

SIDE A
1. UNTITLED
2. UNTITLED

SIDE B
1. UNTITLED
2. UNTITLED

Wally Shoup - alto sax
Jeffery Taylor - guitar
Dave Abramson - drums

Wally Shoup is a legend in the free jazz/improv scene. He has been well documented over the years, releasing records with Thurston Moore, Chris Corsano, Paul Flathery, Nels Cline, Bill Horist and many others in various combos. Jeffery Taylor and Dave Abramson are key players in the ever incestuous Seattle subunderground musical community. Taylor is one half of Climax Golden Twins and Abramson leads the Diminished Men. This LP is a live document that blew all the minds in attendance. Take your BYG/FMP/ESP/ SUN/ America/AKBA imprints and the sounds they represented and you’ll have an idea of the force and power of this amazing trio. This is some of the finest free jazz of the modern era!

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GENE KRUPA & BUDDY RICH - BURNIN BEAT

1. Jumpin' at the Woodside 
2. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) 
3. Duet 
4. Night Train 
5. King Porter Stomp 
6. Perdido 
7. Evolution 
8. Hawaiian War Chant

Gene Krupa/Buddy Rich: Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich-(d), Don Goldie, Al Stewart, Nick Travis, Joe Wilder-(t), Jimmy Clevland, Frank Rehak-(tb), Sam Marowitz, Gerry Safino-(as), Eddie Wasserman-(ts), Danny Bank-(bar), John Bunch-(p), George Barnes, Howie Williams-(g), Trigger Alpert-(b), George Williams-(a) 
New York, January 18, 1962  
  Evolution - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
  Perdido - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
  King Porter Stomp - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
  Jumpin' At The Woodside - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
 

Gene Krupa/Buddy Rich: Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich-(d), Joe Wilder-(t), Jimmy Clevland-(tb), Sam Marowitz-(as), Eddie Wasserman-(ts), Danny Bank-(bar), John Bunch-(p), George Barnes-(g), Trigger Alpert-(b), George Williams-(a)
*Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich-(d) only 
New York, January 19, 1962  
  Night Train - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
  Hawaiian War Chant - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
  It Don't Mean A Thing - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)
  Duet* - aGW Verve V6-8471 (LP)

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ART BLAKEY ET LES JAZZ MESSENGERS AU CLUB ST. GERMAIN 1958

CD 1:
1. Politely (Bill Hardman)
2. Whisper Not (Benny Golson)
3. Now's The Time
4. The First Theme (Traditional)
5. Moanin' With Hazel (Bobby Timmons)
6. Evidence (Thelonious Monk)

CD 2:
1. Blues March For Europe No. 1 (Benny Golson)
2. Like Someone In Love (Burke-Van Heusen)
3. Along Came Manon (Beny Golson)
4. Out Of The Past (Benny Golson)
5. A Night In Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie)
6. Ending with The Theme (Traditional)

Lee Morgan - trumpet
Benny Golson - tenor sax
Bobby Timmons - piano
Jymie Merrit - bass
Art Blakey - drums

One of my favorite incarnations of the Jazz Messengers. This set features the 1958 Jazz Messengers live in Paris stretching out on 11 songs. Trumpeter Lee Morgan, tenor saxophonist Benny Golson and pianist Bobby Timmons formed a potent team, backed up by bassist Jymie Merritt and the powerful drumming of leader Art Blakey. This set gives one a definitive look at the influential band.

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Horace Tapscott: - "At the Crossroads" [Nimbus NS579]

Horace Tapscott(p); Everett Brown Jr.(d).

Los Angeles, 1980

At the Crossroads
Middle Age Madness
Ballad for Window Lee Black
Marcellus III


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Horace Tapscott and the Pan-African Peoples Arkestra - The Call [Nimbus NS246]

Archie Johnson(tb); Les Robertson(tb); Jesse Sharps(sop,ts,bamboo-fl); Herb Callies, James Andrews, Mike Session, Kafi Larry Roberts(reeds); Linda Hill(p); Horace Tapscott(cond,p); Red Callender(tu,b); Kamanta Laurence(b); Dave Bryant(b); Louis Spears(cello); Everett Brown Jr.(d); Bill Madison(perc); Adele Sebastian(vcl,fl)

April 8,1978

The Call
Quagmire Manor at 5 A.M.
Nakati Suite
Peyote Song


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Max Roach - Chattahoochee Red (Columbia FC 37376)

Cecil Bridgewater (tp), Odean Pope (ts, fl, ob), Walter Bishop Jr. (p -5), Calvin Hill (b, vo), Max Roach (d, per)

NYC, early March, 1980

1. Medley: The Dream / It's Time
2. I Remember Clifford
3. Reach For It
4. Lonesome Lover
5. Wefe (We-Fay)
6. Six Bits Blues
7. 'Round About Midnight
8. Red River Road
9. Giant Steps
10. Chattahoochee Red

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