It took me a while to get past the talk about Jamie Branch as I have been burned far too many times with modern jazz types who just don't cut the mustard (long list redacted). I also don't normally look at puff pieces on YouTube of performers explaining where they are coming from etc. However I did it here. I bought both of these from Bandcamp and later realised I'd got the earlier album from my dying daze on Emusic. Anyway strongly recommended in the main because it feels like a very live gutsy music where emotions are w-a-y more important than history or pose. Your milage may vary as ever.
Ah so you are one of those types I am working my balls off to support? Now it becomes obvious! (Big Joke Emoticon!!!) At least these days in the supposed flood of music it is possible to try before you buy. I spent most of my record buying life having to wedge out without hearing a note. Didn't stop me; but it did thousands of others.
Mal Waldron was an occasional member of and played on quite a few Embryo albums throughout the years. His compositions show up on them as well as live gigs he had done with them.
Here he is playing with them - joined by Charlie Mariano (who was married to Toshiko Akiyoshi. They had a daughter who is Monday Michiru).
Well, Maggi Payne is another one of those artists I'd forgotten how terrific she is, which made me to hunt a little further in the library. Thanks once again to @Brighternow for the introduction. I'll spend the morning remembering some other interesting folks as well. Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Alexander Berne, Paul De Jong, Philip Blackburn, Robert Moran, Tim Kaiser, Maggi Payne fred ho, Douglas Geers, Jeremy Haladyna, Eleanor Hovda, Andy Akiho
Lou Harrison, Terry Riley, Luciano Berio, Dave Brubeck, David Rosenboom, Robert Ashley, Anthony Braxton, David Berhrman, Elinor Armer, Steve Reich, Maggi Payne, Darius Milhaud, Pauline Oliveros, Anthony Gnazzo, Katrina Krimsky, Larry Polansky, Pandit Pran Nath, Janice Giteck, Robert Sheff, Ramon Sender, Morton Subotnick http://www.ubu.com/sound/mills.html
Well, that last one went by too quickly and as I haven't played these since Nov/2017 they deserve another listen. I see I given them both the highest rating. Marcus Fjellström 2010 Schattenspieler 2017 Skelektikon
Well, many Thanks to @higaru!!! My new additions since last time through (now 38 albums, not counting the folks he's introduced me to). They'll provide the soundtrack to this evening's Open House...on a random play for this first run-through so folks will get a broader sample (no live album either...it's an oldie but got missed last time through - however when it's time for folks to leave). Starting now.... Makunouchi Bento 2010 Makunouchi Bento live at 2017 The Guardians of Lost Pieces: Local Records Showcase BarcelonaFound and Never to Be Lost 2018 Bodrog OST 2018 Bodrog OST: The Remixes 2019 Stray Beads 2019 Pulsating Resins Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to All!!!
Ctatic - Колискова Для Ворога | Lullaby For The Enemy released December 25, 2019
Today Kvitnu turns 13, and this time we decided to make a quite unusual release for our birthday. In September 2019 Ukrainian singer and veteran of Russian-Ukrainian war Anastasia Shevchenko (Стасік / Stasik) released her song “Lullaby for the enemy”. The frankness and true radicality of this song amazed us, and immediately after the video for this song came out, we (Kotra and Zavoloka) offered to Anastasia to make remixes to Lullaby, and Anastasia accepted our offer. . . .
- And a very merry Christmas to everyone . . . (in Denmark we celebrate on the 24.)
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Marco Oppedisano
2008 The Ominous Corner 2010 Mechanical Uprising
2012 Polishing The Mirror
Marco Eneidi Streamin' 4
2015 Panta Rei
Emusic
Here he is playing with them - joined by Charlie Mariano (who was married to Toshiko Akiyoshi. They had a daughter who is Monday Michiru).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd16IMnXOgo
(the last few months, I've lost the ability to post YouTube vids for some reason).
As I'll be away from my computer for a few days, Best Wishes to all for Christmas
2012 Ahh-Ahh (Music For Ed Tannenbaum's Technological Feets 1984-1987)
which made me to hunt a little further in the library.
Thanks once again to @Brighternow for the introduction. I'll spend the morning
remembering some other interesting folks as well.
Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Alexander Berne, Paul De Jong,
Philip Blackburn, Robert Moran, Tim Kaiser, Maggi Payne
fred ho, Douglas Geers, Jeremy Haladyna, Eleanor Hovda,
Andy Akiho
http://www.ubu.com/sound/lovely.html
Lou Harrison, Terry Riley, Luciano Berio, Dave Brubeck,
David Rosenboom, Robert Ashley, Anthony Braxton,
David Berhrman, Elinor Armer, Steve Reich, Maggi Payne,
Darius Milhaud, Pauline Oliveros, Anthony Gnazzo,
Katrina Krimsky, Larry Polansky, Pandit Pran Nath, Janice Giteck,
Robert Sheff, Ramon Sender, Morton Subotnick
http://www.ubu.com/sound/mills.html
I'll save these -Women In Electronic Music 1938-1982, broadcast April 1, 2010 for another day.
Barbara Golden w/Maggi Payne, Larry Polansky, William Winant
George Brooks, Mary Oliver,
Vocals – Barney Jones, David Cremin, K. Atchley, Robert Ashley, Sheila Davies
1988 At The Corner Of Alive And Jesus
http://www.ubu.com/sound/golden.html
Thanks again!!
2008 A Sounding Of Sources
2014 Lichtspiel Mutation 2 : Alechsis
Ps Wow! great start.
PPs- Great finish!!
deserve another listen. I see I given them both the highest rating.
Marcus Fjellström
2010 Schattenspieler 2017 Skelektikon
Charlie Hunter - guitars, basses, keyboards, percussion
Bobby Previte - drums, percussion, keyboards, sampling
Curtis Fowlkes- trombone
not counting the folks he's introduced me to).
They'll provide the soundtrack to this evening's Open House...on a random play for this first
run-through so folks will get a broader sample (no live album either...it's an oldie but got missed last time through - however when it's time for folks to leave).
Starting now....
Makunouchi Bento
2010 Makunouchi Bento live at 2017 The Guardians of Lost Pieces:
Local Records Showcase Barcelona Found and Never to Be Lost
2018 Bodrog OST 2018 Bodrog OST: The Remixes
2019 Stray Beads 2019 Pulsating Resins
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to All!!!
Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium 1970
Baritone Saxophone, Piano – Max Bruel*
Double Bass – Steffen Andersen (2)
Drums [African], Artwork [Cover Painting] – Giorgio Musoni
Percussion – Ivan Krill
Percussion [Additional] – Robidoo
Trombone – Kim Menzer
Trumpet – Hugh Steinmetz
Ctatic - Колискова Для Ворога | Lullaby For The Enemy
released December 25, 2019
In September 2019 Ukrainian singer and veteran of Russian-Ukrainian war Anastasia Shevchenko (Стасік / Stasik) released her song “Lullaby for the enemy”. The frankness and true radicality of this song amazed us, and immediately after the video for this song came out, we (Kotra and Zavoloka) offered to Anastasia to make remixes to Lullaby, and Anastasia accepted our offer. . . .
- And a very merry Christmas to everyone . . .
(in Denmark we celebrate on the 24.)
ETA:
Coil - Winter Solstice
(1999)
2003 Double Take
2006 Snake In The Radio