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Ayler box set
by Herb Levy 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

>"deka" <deka(a)zebratelecom.ru> asked: > >Also, it was mentioned in the June issue of The Wire that some label is >planning to issue a massive set of Ayler unreleased material. Anyone knows >the details? > Revenant Records has had flyers for this set at the few gigs I made it down to Austin to hear this year, but there's nothing yet on the Web site: <http://www.revenantrecords.com/> The original release date was some time in fall 2004. A while back they also had plans for releasing a book/CD set of Ornette Coleman material, the book being a discussion of harmolodic structure, so who knows what may eventually appear. Bests, Herb -- Herb Levy P O Box 9369 Fort Worth, TX 76147 herb(a)eskimo.com

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Re: New AMG/Ayler Box Set
by Steve Smith 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

ALBERT AYLER HOLY GHOST REVENANT RVN CD 213 RELEASE DATE: OCTOBER 2004 DISC ONE: Herbert Katz Quintet w/Albert Ayler June 19, 1962 in Helsinki, Finland 1. Sonnymoon for Two (8:35) 2. Summertime (6:55) 3. On Green Dolphin Street (3:30) Cecil Taylor Quartet w/Albert Ayler November 16, 1962 in Copenhagen, Denmark 1. spoken intro (4:33) 2. Four (21:44) Albert Ayler Trio June 14, 1964 in New York City 6. untitled, ends with "Saints" (6:39) 7. Saints (10:20) 8. Ghosts (10:50) DISC TWO: Albert Ayler Trio June 14, 1964 in New York City 1. The Wizard (6:39) 2. Children (9:17) 3. Spirits (0:58) Albert Ayler Quartet September 3, 1964 in Copenhagen, Denmark 4. Spirits (9:40) 5. Vibrations (8:14) 6. untitled (9:09) 7. Mothers (7:53) 8. Children (8:30) 9. Spirits (1:24) Burton Greene Ensemble w/Albert Ayler Jan/Feb 1966 in New York City 10. untitled (9:08) DISC THREE: Albert Ayler Quintet April 16, 1966 in Cleveland, Ohio 1. spoken intro (1:00) 2. Spirits Rejoice (4:41) 3. D.C. (6:09) 4. untitled (7:04) 5. Our Prayer (6:50) 6. spoken intro (0:25) 7. untitled (16:01) 8. Ghosts (6:35) Albert Ayler Quintet April 17, 1966 in Cleveland, Ohio 9. Spirits Rejoice (6:47) 10: Medley: Prophet - Ghosts - Spiritual Bells (15:05) 11. Our Prayer (10:07) DISC FOUR: Albert Ayler Quintet April 17, 1966 in Cleveland, Ohio 1. untitled / Truth Is Marching In (16:19) 2. Spirits (9:40) 3. Medley: Zion Hill - Spirits - Spiritual Bells (22:34) 4. untitled (9:38) DISC FIVE: Albert Ayler Quintet November 3, 1966 in Berlin, Germany 1. spoken intro (1:18) 2. Ghosts / Bells (11:10) 3. Truth Is Marching In (7:30) 4. Omega (3:50) 5. Our Prayer (4:19) Albert Ayler Quintet November 8, 1966 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands 6. spoken intro (1:23) 7. Truth Is Marching In (10:33) 8. Bells (5:43) 9. Spirits Rejoice (10:25) 10. Free Spiritual Musics Part IV (7:04) DISC SIX: Albert Ayler Quintet June 30/July 1, 1967 in Newport, Rhode Island 1. Truth Is Marching In / Omega (9:36) 2. Japan / Universal Indians (5:57) 3. Our Prayer (8:30) Albert Ayler Quartet July 21, 1967 ("Coltrane Funeral") in New York City 4. Love Cry / Truth Is Marching In / Our Prayer (6:20) Pharoah Sanders Ensemble w/Albert Ayler 5. Venus / Upper and Lower Egypt (22:30) Albert Ayler ca. late August 1968 in New York area 6. untitled blues (6:17) 7. untitled sermon (1:45) 8. Thank God for Women (10:22) 9. New Ghosts (demo fragments) (6:06) DISC SEVEN: Don Ayler Sextet w/Albert Ayler January 11, 1969 in New York City 1. Prophet John (10:51) 2. Judge Ye Not (10:31) Albert Ayler Quartet July 28, 1970 in Villages Vacances Tourisme, St. Paul de Vence, France 3. Mothers/Children (8:35) 4. untitled (14:29) 5. untitled (5:20) 6. untitled (10:55) DISC EIGHT: 1. Albert Ayler interview with Birger Jørgensen, ca. early December 1964 in Copenhagen, Denmark (5:20) 2. Albert Ayler interview with Birger Jørgensen, November 11, 1966 in Copenhagen, Denmark (5:31) 3. Albert Ayler interview with Daniel Caux, July 27, 1970 in St. Paul de Vence, France (38:54) DISC NINE: 1. Albert Ayler interview with Kiyoshi Koyama, July 25, 1970 in St. Paul de Vence, France (58:21) 2. Don Cherry interview with Daniel Caux, unknown date in St. Paul de Vence, France (17:42)

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Re: AMG
by Peter Gannushkin 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

Hi Sean, Thursday, July 15, 2004, 11:35:38 AM, you wrote: SW> ugh. there have been lots of complaints, but thanks for being SW> patient up front, Efren (and anyone else). here is the official SW> company line, for anyone interested: <the official response skipped> Do you know that this official response almost immediately disappeared from the AMG web site? Do you know why? The answer seems to me pretty childish. It is fairly easy these days to develop cross platform web sites. There are more and more people using non-IE browsers, so targeting just 87% of the audience which will decrease even more is a strange policy. Releasing the version of the web site without proper beta testing is even more strange practice. The new trend is to simplify the content, not to make it heavy and slow loading, and definitely not overloaded with scripts and extra unnecessary pages. I'm not even talking about the sound samples which is a great idea per se, but not great at all if it only works with the bloated Windows Media Player and nothing else (even the other players which can play WMA files don't work with the AMG). All right, anyway, lets see if the AMG will listen to the comments and try to do something with the service which used to be good. -- All the best, Peter Gannushkin URL: http://downtownmusic.net/

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Tim Sparks
by bryan aaker 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

Tim Sparks did a wonderful noon time show at the University of Minnesota yesterday unvailing music from an upcoming CD, as well as two selections from his Tzadik release Masada Guitars. The new material included tunes from Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Neshama and others. He's got the strongest fingers in the business, and really a nice guy. Anybody interested can email me off-list and I'll send a photo from the show. A Zorn lister lurker, Bryan The Bill Frisell Discography www.bryanaaker.net

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In case you thought I sold everything already....
by Samerivertwice＠aol.com 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

I haven't! Have I stressed strongly enough yet that I HAVE to sell this stuff? Please contact me OFF-LIST for prices/arrangements. Thanks. Packing up, Tom Still available and just added: Steve Reich -- Triple Quartet (Sealed) Einojuhani Rautavaara -- Cantus Articus/Piano Concerto no. 1/Symphony no. 3 (Naxos) Ned Rothenberg -- Ghost Stories (Tzadik) David Krakauer -- A New Hot One Lee Konitz, Brad Mehldau, & Charlie Haden -- Alone Together David Murray Octet -- New Life (Black Saint OOP) David Murray -- Children (Black Saint OOP) David Murray Octet -- I Want to Talk About You (Black Saint OOP) Wadada Leo Smith -- Reflectativity (Tzadik) Nathanson & Coleman -- I Could've Been A Drum (Tzadik) Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer Naked City -- Live, Vol. 1 -- Knitting Factory 1989 (Tzadik) Marty Ehrlich -- Sojourn (Tzadik) Marty Ehrlich & Ben Goldberg -- Light At The Crossroads Marty Ehrlich -- Song David Ware -- Wisdom of Uncertainty (AUM) David Ware -- Freedom Suite (AUM Sealed) Ivo Perelman -- Cama de Terra (Homestead OOP) Bill Frisell -- Go West: Music From the Films of Buster Keaton Bill Frisell -- Ghost Town Bill Frisell -- Have A Little Faith Beulah -- Yoko Fishbone -- Sunless Saturday (single) Lash Out -- Worn Path (Norway death metal band's promo ep) John Gunther's Axis Mundi -- Gone Fishin' Anthony Braxton Piano Quartet -- Live At Yoshi's 1994 (4CD) Anthony Braxton/Russ Teitelbaum Duet -- Merkin Hall, 1994 John Coltrane -- My Favorite Things (Not the Atlantic Records version; a compilation of tracks on Four Star Records) Marty Ehrlich -- Side By Side Marty Ehrlich & Anthony Cox -- Falling Man Improvised Music Works -- A Winter &Winter Compilation featuring, among others, Dave Douglas & Uri Caine Maneri Ensemble (Campbell/Shipp/Joe & Matt Maneri/Phillips/Peterson)-- Going to Church (AUM) Nommonsemble (Whit Dickey, Rob Brown, Mat Maneri, Matthew Shipp) -- Life Cycle (AUM) Nu Band (Roy Campbell, Mark Whitecage, Joe Fonda, Lou Grassi) -- Live at the Bop Shop Rolling Stones -- Bridges over Babylon (Sealed) Rush -- Different Stages, Live (3CD) Trio Hurricane (Glenn Spearman, William Parker, Paul Murphy) -- Live in the Valley (EREMITE) The Who -- Face Dances The Who -- BBC Sessions (2CD) Douglas Weiselman -- Dimly Lit (Tzadik) Mick Rossi -- They Have A Name for Everything (Knitting Factory oop w/D. Douglas) Open Loose (Mark Helias project) -- Come Ahead Back Mark Helias -- Desert Blue Cumbria D.E.L Norte (w/Marc Ribot) Uri Caine -- Blue Wail (Winter & Winter) Uri Caine -- La Gala Scienza: Schumann (Winter & Winter) Enten Eller & Tim Berne -- Melquaides The Ganelin Trio -- Poco-A-Poco (Leo) The Ganelin Trio -- Old Bottles (Leo sealed) The Ganelin Trio -- Ancora da Capo (Leo) Yo Yo Ma -- Appalachian Journey William Parker/Joe Morris/Hamid Drake -- Eloping with the Sun William Parker & The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra -- Sunrise in the Tone World (2CD) William Parker & The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra -- Mayor of Punkville (2CD) William Parker -- In Order to Survive: Compassion Seizes Bed-Stuy William Parker -- In Order to Survive: The Peach Orchard (2CD) William Parker -- Raining on the Moon Mat Maneri Trio -- So What (hatology oop) Ellery Eskelin w/A. Perkins & J. Black -- 12 (+1) Imaginary Views (hatology oop) Ellery Eskelin -- Ramifications (hatology oop) And three really interesting and somewhat obscure discs: October Meeting 87-1 October Meeting 87-2 October Meeting 1991 -- 3 Quartets Track/performer info can be found at: http://www.subdist.com/catalog.htm

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New AMG/Ayler Box Set
by deka 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

Efr?n del Valle wrote: "are the discographies no longer including the recordings as sidemen?" You can see sidemen recordings only if you've registered and logged in. Personnaly I don't like new AMG design too. And I also use it very often, almost every day. Also, it was mentioned in the June issue of The Wire that some label is planning to issue a massive set of Ayler unreleased material. Anyone knows the details? deka

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Re: Who is that man on the photo?
by zsteiner＠butler.edu 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

My main beef is the seeming lack of support for other browsers beside IE. As a mozilla firefox user (if you haven't tried it, it's the best browser out there), I'm annoyed that the site not only doesn't look right but there was a message saying that they don't support any browser aside from IE. I don't like having to switch to IE to view this one site. Also, I use the tabbed browsing feature in Mozilla a lot on AMG. It is more clicks, but I think I can get used to the new lay (and features). Zach ----- Original Message ----- From: Efrén del Valle <efrendv(a)yahoo.es> Date: Thursday, July 15, 2004 10:21 am Subject: Re: Who is that man on the photo? > Hi, > > Maybe we still have to get used to the new AMG layout, > but I've already heard lots of complaints. There are > lots of access problems with the password (I still > couldn't enter the site actually), you get easily lost > (are the discographies no longer including the > recordings as sidemen?),... it's very strange. It has > always been a reference-site for me, always checked > before buying stuff, but some of the new features are > a bit annoying. Not to critizise, just my first > impressions. I guess it's all in a re-start phase, so > perhaps there's no reason to panic! > > Best, > > Efrén del Valle > > --- Peter Gannushkin <shkin(a)shkin.com> escribió: > Hi > William, > > > > Wednesday, July 14, 2004, 3:09:03 PM, you wrote: > > WC> It's not a man, it's the artist Agnes Martin, to > > whom "Redbird" is > > WC> dedicated. > > > > Thanks for the info. This image is shown as one of > > the photos of Zorn > > on the new version of AMG. I knew I've seen it > > somewhere but couldn't > > remember where exactly as I don't have this CD. > > > > > > Speaking about the AMG, it is nice that they added > > the sound clips but > > altogether the site became just horribly heavy and > > user unfriendly. > > Tons of javascript, windows media only, lots of > > extra clicks to get > > the same information and a gazillion of bugs, which > > I hope they will > > fix soon. > > > > -- > > All the best, > > Peter Gannushkin > > URL: http://downtownmusic.net/ > > > > >

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Big Satan Live
by Theo Klaase 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

I saw Big Satan live last summer at the Knitting Factory and they truly were stunning. Tom Rainey - Wow... Great show... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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Re: tim berne's big satan: souls saved hear
by Peter Gannushkin 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

Hi EfrÃ©n, Thursday, July 15, 2004, 10:31:43 AM, you wrote: >> I was really intimidated by him, the music, everything. I was >> taking some covert pictures and afterwards [buying discretion] he >> kind of chewed me out for not asking permission. EdV> This is surprising. When I interviwed him two years ago one of EdV> the first things I wanted to ask him was his thoughts about EdV> piracy, considering how much care is put in every single Screwgun EdV> release and he just didn't seem to care at all. He looked like EdV> the most ego-less musician on earth actually. Tim doesn't like when people are taking photos with the flash and noise which basically irritates the musicians and the audience. He told me once (in fact showed me once) not to take photos during his set, but then when he realized that I do not use flash and my camera is pretty silent Tim even asked me several times to come to his shows and to take some photos. So it is not about the privacy but rather about the intimacy of the shows. In fact, I hate the annoying noisy ignorant photographers probably even more than anybody else. Hope I don't disturb other people myself taking photos all over New York clubs. As of Tim Berne's records, I must say that it wasn't ever easy to me to get into them right away, but this new one of the Big Satan is just blew me away after the first listen. All the musicians are in the best form and shorter compositions makes it easier to digest. Excellent record. And talking about the live shows, the best ones I've seen were the jam with Marc Ducret, Melvin Gibbs, Tom Rainey and Craig Taborn at Tonic and the Clownfinger at JazzSaalfelden 2002. -- All the best, Peter Gannushkin URL: http://downtownmusic.net/

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Tim Berne
by Theo Klaase 15 Jul '04

15 Jul '04

"The Shell Game" is great but to me Big Satan's first CD "honey, I think they like it" reins supreme. I never really got into the Bloodcount, but I did enjoy the "Caos Totale" band with Bobby Previte on drums... Not to mention Miniature - the trio with Joey Baron and Hank Roberts. The 2nd release by that band is astonishing... -T __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

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