CECIL TAYLOR NEW PROJECT
Submitted by JazzNewsBrooklyn on Sat, 2010-02-06 16:25.At almost 81 yeasr old maestro Cecil Taylor doesn't stop to create. He's now involved in a project "Diction and Contra Diction" . He wants to inlcude on this a groovy band. Last 15th January the maestro was at the Knitting Factory to check out guitarist Gary Lucas playing.
He liked the way "God and Monsters" grooved and had the idea to invite Gary Lucas to perform together on this new project including his music, poetry and rock stuff!. Awesome!!!
Marc E. Mention In The New Yorker
Submitted by glenn_weyant on Thu, 2010-01-28 15:37.Saw in the New Yorker this week: "The avant free-jass drummers Marc Edwards and Weasel Walter team up in their group with an energetic percussive force" for a gig at the Knitting Factory.
most excellent....
do any musicians here get
Submitted by administrative ... on Thu, 2010-01-07 12:56.Submitted by wolfgang on Thu, 2010-01-07 15:53.
do any musicians here get frustrated by not having any open minded muscians to jam with? i play alto sax and cant find anyone that will even listen to free jazz let alone wanna play it?!
WORLD WIDE APPEAL from Maya Homburger and Barry Guy to set up a fund for ERHARD HESSLING
Submitted by NoBusiness Records on Tue, 2010-01-05 00:11.Dear all,
this appeal goes to musicians who have worked closely with Erhard over the last ten years, to musicians and friends who know him , to organisers, clubs, festivals and to all the fans of improvised music who have enjoyed a variety of events thanks amongst others to Erhard’s management, commitment and first of all love for the music and the musicians.
Some of you might know, and to some it might come as a surprise that he is in a crisis situation right now, which needs to be sorted out URGENTLY.
For a variety of reasons, also related to Erhard’s severe illness three years ago and also linked to the general financial crisis, which makes it more difficult to set up extended tours, find funding, cheap travel etc. etc., he has got himself into a situation, where he cannot even pre-fund upcoming tours and sadly has large accumulated debts.
He needs urgently some funds, to be able to clear all debts and to start again, probably only part time as a manager, but also exploring new areas.
We feel very strongly, that this is a moment, where we all: musicians and audience a like should pull together and collect enough funds for Erhard to get out of his frightening situation.
Erhard has been an invaluable manager behind the scenes and is directly responsible for some of the most amazing musical experiences for musicians on tour, for audiences in clubs and in many festivals during the last years.
Now, that he needs help, please make a gesture - small or large. With many joining in, it will add up to a substantial sum, which we can then hand over to Erhard.
As it happens, we still have a Euro bank account in Ireland, which we were just about to close. But in the hope that hundreds of people might want to pay in their contributions, we would keep it open until we are in Ireland in February.
At this point, we would close it, and collect the cash for Erhard.
The main reason behind this: to avoid taxation or any other silly charges.
If there are any specific questions, please send us an e-mail on :
info@maya-recordings.com
Ideally, you send money directly, and please as soon as possible to the account below, either from personal funds, or from the proceeds of benefit concerts, or from your next CD sales on tour or whatever.
Every little bit will help. We are hoping for MANY people to join this fund raising action.
THANKS for your help !!!
Kind greetings from both of us
Maya and Barry
Here are the account details: please mark your payment : E.H. Appeal
MAYA Recordings
AIB Bank
Dublin Road
Kilkenny
IRELAND
Account Number 42640013
Bank Number 93 - 34 22
IBAN: IE 22 AIBK 9334 2242 6400 13
BIC: AIBKIE2D
Listening to Free Jazz/Free Improvisation
Submitted by administrative ... on Sat, 2009-12-26 04:10.the following was posted on the 'what content type?' explanatory page, a habit that doesn't endear you to moderators, and which i've put a stop to.
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Submitted by cyrille on Thu, 2009-12-24 13:03.
I would not like to start a discussion [sorry, Cyrille - phil], but rather participate on the listening-experience of the people who read the comments and care to comment.
Invasion of the Undead
Submitted by phil hargreaves on Thu, 2009-12-24 04:14.anyone logging on over the last few days will have noticed a bit of a leitmotif running thru recent posts, with a particular emphasis on online medications to cure erectile disfunction (something i've never had. Touch wood.).
Sorry about that. Normally, i weed these people out after around 6 hours, so they don't get to do much damage, but i've had swine flu like everyone else in the UK (quarter of a century of not eating them and the bastards give me flu. There's nothing so ungrateful as pigs...), and i've only risen, rather unsteadily, from my bed of pain this morning.
Kaoru Abe
Submitted by paddy on Sun, 2009-11-22 10:06.H
I'm wondering if there are any videos out there of Kaoru Abe besides what's on youtube? He's my favourite saxophonist of all time.
Also would like to know what you guys think of his style.
Thanks
Paddy
Sirone - 28 September 1940 - 22 October 2009
Submitted by dick on Thu, 2009-10-22 23:41.Reports coming in that Sirone (aka Norris Jones) has died.
sources
Submitted by Massimo Magee on Wed, 2009-09-30 06:05.How are people getting their music these days? People have been harping on about the death of the CD for ages now, but what I'd like to know is what is your main 'source' for the music that you listen to?
Unlocked Tapes - Some Historic Sessions
Submitted by dick on Mon, 2009-09-21 23:37.I've stitched this together from an unsolicited email that dropped in a couple of days ago, along with a clarifying follow-up. Interesting proposition. As always, I've no connection with these people and am passing it along for information.
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Our eight rare unissued recording is now presented:
08
New and Old Dreams
Don Cherry, tp
Dewey Redman, ts
Charlie Haden, b
Ed Blackwell, dr
Live recorded from Molde Kino, Molde, Norway
August 3, 1979.
Our previous releases are:
01
Melodic Artet
Ahmed Abdullah, Charles Brackeen, Ronnie Boykins and Charles Moffett
NYC, December 16, 1973
02
John Coltrane Trio
John Coltrane, Jimmy Garrison and Roy Haynes
Philadelphia, June 1963
03
Mike Osborne Trio
Mike Osborne, Harry Miller and Louis Moholo
Vienna, September 14, 1974
04, 05
Art Ensemble of Chicago
Lester Bowie, Joseph Jarman, Roscoe Mitchell, Malachi Favors and Don Moye
Molde, July 19, 1980
06
Dexter Gordon Quartet
Dexter Gordon, Terje Bjoerklund, Terje Venaas and Jacob Ole Hansen
Oslo, October12, 1972
07
Ornette Coleman Quartet
Ornette Coleman, Don Cherry, Charlie Haden and Billy Higgins
Udine, November 12, 1987
More to come.
Listen now – before it is too late.
The Crew
UNLOCKED TAPES
unlocked@glocalnet.net
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Our ambition is to make as many as possible of our old rare unissued recordings known to jazz fans.
Many recordings are of inferior quality and there are no efforts made for mixing, mastering etc. Just straight from our mostly old tapes or cassettes.
We therefore do it without any expectations for receiving money or any other compensation. It’s an unpaid voluntary love-work we make and we alone pay for all material and cost for shipping the CD-Rs.
To receive copies of Unlocked Tapes sessions, you are requested to support the jazz life in any possible way like transfer a voluntary sum either directly to the actual artists or to any other jazz organization that unquestionably cares and support the jazz artists. The addresses to most artists/estates can be found on the Internet.
We recommend you take part of alternatives to find suitable organizations which appreciate your donation if you Google: “jazz donations”.
Some organizations which we recommend are:
1 - http://artsforart.org/donate.html
2 - www.jazzfoundation.org
also
3 - Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium at
info@cbjcjazz.org
Or any respected jazz organization, local or international, you like to support.
Your contribution can be anything from a few dollars to ……….
As soon as you let us know that you have taken the time and made a donation, any sum, and to whom, we will ship you the requested CD-R.
Mark your donation “Unlocked Tapes”.
Our reward is to find that our old forgotten concerts are still appreciated and that some money may find its way to the artists or to the support of the life of jazz musicians.
All orders are specially made and therefore allow delivery time.
Listen now – before it’s too late!
Sincerely
The Crew
UNLOCKED TAPES
unlocked@glocalnet.net
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