Steve Lacy & Tony Rusconi - L'Avventura

Steve Lacy & Tony Rusconi - L'Avventura (Duo live)

1. L'Avventura (Part 1) 7:28
2. The Way 3:35
3. Bone 4:19
4. L'Avventura (Part 2) 9:57
5. Life On Its Way 4:23

Personnel :
Steve Lacy - Soprano sax
Tony Rusconi- Percussions

Duo live of Steve Lacy and Italian percussionist Tony Rusconi.
Although I have no idea when this live was performed, the album
was issued on 1981.


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Steve Lacy & Mal Waldron: At The Bimhuis - 1982

Steve Lacy & Mal Waldron: At The Bimhuis

1. Blues for Aida 7:10
2. Snake Out 15:23
3. Reflections 7:42
4. 'Round Midnight 9:13
5. Epistrophy 9:25

Personnel: Steve Lacy: soprano sax; Mal Waldron: piano.

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Steve Lacy - Solo at Mandara (1975)

STEVE LACY - SOLO AT MANDARA -

RECORDED LIVE AT MANDARA COFFEE SHOP KICHIJOJI,
TOKYO,JUNE 8, 1975 BY

Tunes :
1/ Existence (Lacy) 7:20
2/ The Way (Lacy) 2:50
3/ Bone (Lacy) 5:16
4/ Name (Lacy) 4:59
5/ The Breath (Lacy) 7:20
6/ Life On Its Way (Lacy) 3:59

The above six tunes are in one track "No.1"

7/ Snips (Lacy) 5:28
8/ Stabs (Lacy) 6:40


Recorded at Mandara Coffee Shop, Tokyo, June 8, 1975

Steve Lacy: soprano.

This is very rare item of Steve Lacy. Series of five (or six) works of record of Lacy's visit to Japan on 1975. According to a site, only 200 copies of vinyl were issued.

I do not remeber from what site I got this file. Anyway, I want to upload this precious item of Lacy on this site,
as it is nearly impossible to obtain vinyl.

Wonderful solo play of mid 70s Lacy! Some of his funs list up this as "the most
wonderful solo work of Steve Lacy".


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Steve Lacy - Actuality (1995)

Steve Lacy - Actuality

Tracklist:
1 Moms 5:21
2 This Is It 6:31
3 Cette Fois 3:38
4 Gospel 4:44
5 The Mantle 5:22
6 Actuality (Dedicated To Julius Hemphill) 4:41
7 Revolutionary Suicide 5:14
8 Prayer 7:09
9 The Door 4:48
10 Wait For Tomorrow 6:02

Composed By - Steve Lacy
Soprano Saxophone - Steve Lacy

Notes
(1-9) recorded at the Old Church, Portland (USA) on April 10, 1995
(10) recorded at Dead Aunt Thelma's, Portland (USA) on April 11, 1995


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Steve Lacy - Points(1978)

Steve Lacy - Points

Tracklist:
1. The Mooche
Arranged By - S. Lacy
Composed By - D. Ellington
2. Pot-Pourri Solo
Arranged By - S. Lacy
Composed By - D. Ellington*, J. Hodges
3. Stalks
Composed By - S. Lacy
4. Free Point
Composed By - S. Lacy
5. Still Point
Composed By - S. Lacy
6. Moot Point
Composed By - S. Lacy

Personnel:
Double Bass - Kent Carter
Drums - Oliver Johnson
Saxophone [Soprano] - Steve Lacy, Steve Potts

Recorded at Studio Resonances in Paris (France), February 1978.

This album is maybe rare work. Checking Discogs, There is no CD reissued.


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Steve Lacy / Andrea Centazzo / Kent Carter - In Concert (1976)

Steve Lacy / Andrea Centazzo / Kent Carter - In Concert

Tracklist:
1 Bone [Tao 3] 5:48
2 The Way [Tao 2] 8:05
3 Stalks 14:25
4 Existence [Tao 1] 10:44
5 The Crust 11:32
6 Feline 8:55
7 Ducks 7:23

Personnel:
Double Bass - Kent Carter
Percussion, Remastered By - Andrea Centazzo
Soprano Saxophone, Written-By - Steve Lacy

Recorded in concert in Udine, Italy, on 5 December 1976.

Live by trio of Steve Lacy, Andrea Centazzo and Kent Carter. This is complete version including seven tracks.http://www.multiupload.com/SMYR9FVAWY


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Steve Lacy Five - The Way(1979)

Steve Lacy Five - The Way

Tracklist:
1-1 Stamps 5:46
1-2 Blinks 10:45
1-3 Troubles 9:59
1-4 Raps 11:31
1-5 Dreams 9:17
2-1 Existence 8:40
2-2 The Way 9:56
2-3 Bone 7:45
2-4 Name 12:57
2-5 The Breath 12:00
2-6 Life On Its Way 11:05
2-7 Swiss Duck 5:53


Personnel:
Soprano Saxophone - Steve Lacy
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone - Steve Potts
Bass - Kent Carter
Cello, Violin, Voice - Irene Aebi
Drums - Oliver Johnson

Recorded: 23 January 1979 at Stadttheater Basel, Switzerland

One of Lacy's albums in hat HUT. Live recording of golden quintet.

downloadlink; https://rapidshare.com/files/2567245363/SL_-_The_way.lzh;

Steve Lacy – Weal & Woe (1972 and 1973)

Steve Lacy – Weal & Woe

Tracklist:
1 The Breath 5:33
2 Stations 6:19
3 Cloudy 3:17
4 The New Duck 5:39
5 Josephine 5:38
6 Weal 4:03
7 Name 4:59
8 The Wool 5:49
9 The Woe - The Wax / The Wage 18:14
10 The Woe - The Wane 9:48
11 The Woe - The Wake 2:23

Personnel:
Soprano Saxophone – Steve Lacy
Alto Saxophone – Steve Potts (tracks: 9 to 11)
Cello, Voice – Irene Aebi (tracks: 9 to 11)
Double Bass – Kent Carter (tracks: 9 to 11)
Drums, Cymbal [Cymbals] – Oliver Johnson (tracks: 9 to 11)


Engineer – Georg Radanowicz (tracks: 1 to 8)

Notes
1-8: Analogue concert recording - 1972 August 7 & 8
Avignon (Theatre du Chene Noir)

9-11: Analogue studio recording - 1973 January 26 - Zurich

1-8 originally issued in 1974 as Emanem LP 301
9-11 originally issued in 1979 on Quark LP 9998

Track 1 to 8 are Lacy's the first solo album titled "Weal & Woe" issued by EMANEM.
Track 9 to 11 are quintet performance.

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Steve Lacy - Capers : Side B

In the previous "Steve Lacy - Capers", the starting part of side B has been cut.

So I ripped side B only again, and uploaded in this.

http://www.multiupload.com/BJ674J21K6

Steve Lacy - Capers(1981)

Steve Lacy - Capers

Tracklist:
A1 The Crunch 12:35
A2 We Don't I 12:55
B1 Quirks 9:25
B2 Bud's Brother I 17:05
C1 Capers 9:20
C2 We Don't II 16:50
D1 Kitty Malone 13:55
D2 Bud's Brother II 12:15

Personnel:
Soprano Saxophone, Composed By - Steve Lacy
Bass - Ronnie Boykins
Drums - Dennis Charles

Recorded live on 29 December 1979 at Soundscape in New York City during the European/American Music Festival.

This is one of hat Hut series of Steve Lacy. Live recording of trio.
This album has been reissued from hat Hut in CD with decreased titles.
But the file here is full version from LP. I guess this is rare item.

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Steve Lacy / Andrea Centazzo - Tao

Steve Lacy / Andrea Centazzo - Tao

Tracklist:
1 Tao #1 3:43
2 Tao #2 5:58
3 Tao #3 4:56
4 Tao #4 4:57
5 Tao #5 7:14
6 Tao #6 5:28
7 Tao #7 11:07
8 Tao #8 3:41
9 Tao #9 5:34
10 Tao #10 4:00

Personnel:
Percussion, Remastered By, Artwork By, Photography - Andrea Centazzo
Soprano Saxophone, Composed By - Steve Lacy

Tracks 1-6 recorded at Ictus Studios, Bologna in November 1984;
Tracks 7-10 recorded in concert at Zanon Auditorium, Udine, Italy, on 18 February 1976.
All previously unreleased.

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Steve Lacy / Steve Potts - Tips(1981)

Steve Lacy / Steve Potts - Tips

Tracklist:.
A1 A - We Will Never Have Any Peace - The Present Is Perpetual
A2 B - Do Not Imitate What You Wish To Create
A3 C - I Want To Be In Tune With Nature Rather Than Copy It
A4 D - I Don't Do As I'd Like, I Do As I Can
A5 E - Art Is Made To Trouble, Science Reassures
A6 F - The Only Thing Valuable In Art, Is What Cannot Be Explained
A7 G - One Must Achieve A Certain Temperature That Makes Things Malleable

B1 H - Limited Means Lead To New Forms, Invite Creation, Make Style
B2 I - Impregnation, Obsession, Hallucination
B3 J - It's The Change Happening That Reveals To Us, Day To Day Existance
B4 K - Echo Answers Echo, All Is Repercussion
B5 L - For Every Gain There Is A Corresponding Loss - That Is The Law Of Compensation
B6 M - Progress In Art Is Not About Extending It's Limits, But In Better Understanding Them
B7 N - With Age, Art And Life Become One
(This is ripped from LP. In the first title of side B, there is one jumpiness around timing of three minutes.
I'm not sure if this is defect of my LP or original sound has this. And the last tone of B7 has apparent wow, which is in original sound. )


Personnel:
Saxophone [Alto] - Steve Potts
Saxophone [Soprano] - Steve Lacy
Voice - Irene Aebi

Notes
Recorded in Paris, December 14th, 1979.

This is, I guess, rare item of S. Lacy in hat Hut. Song book played by S. Lacy and S. Potts with voice of Irene Aebi. As far as I checked, this has not been reissued in CD.

http://www.multiupload.com/SMB8J6PVWH

Steve Lacy - The Crust (1973)

Steve Lacy - The Crust

Tracklist:
A1 The Crust 10:00
A2 38 13:00
B1 The Owl 6:20
B2 A Bit Of The Dumps 3:30
B3 Flakes 7:40
B4 Revolutionary Suicide 3:45 (distorted part in Revolutionary Suicide is in original lp itself. Reason is written in
original lp back cover as follows : Unfortunately, a well known stomach collided with the well known tape recorder during Revolutionary Suicide

with a somewhat disasterous result. It is hoped that this will not detract too much from the music.)

Personnel:
Bass - Kent Carter
Guitar - Derek Bailey
Percussion - John Stevens
Saxophone - Steve Lacy, Steve Potts

Recorded live on July 30, 1973 at the 100 Club, London, England.

Rare item of Steve Lacy in 70s. Wonderful playing of Derek Bailey is very impressive.

Ripped from lp.

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Wilber Morris / David Murray / Dennis Charles: Wilber Force

Wilber Morris / David Murray / Dennis Charles: Wilber Force 　
　　　
Wilber Morris (b)
David Murray (ts 1-4 6,bcl 5)
Dennis Charles (d)

1. Randy (Wilver Morris) 12:55
2. P.C.O.P. #1 (Wilver Morris) 10:00
3. Miss Mack (Wilver Morris) 9:05
4. West Indian Folk Song (Dennis Charles) 8:40
5. Afro-Amer. Ind (Wilver Morris) 10:20
6. P.C.O.P. #2 (Wilver Morris) 11:35 　

Recorded live at February 6, 1983 at Kwame, NYC

As this file has been deleted in another a certain blog, I uploaded here. Enjoy simple but powerful improvisation in three pieces combo!

http://www.multiupload.com/8G0F6HP1B4

Anthony Braxton - For Trio(1978)

Anthony Braxton - For Trio

Tracklist:
01: B-06 NW 5-94-M (For Trio) Version 1 20:22
02: B-06 NW 5-94-M (For Trio) Version 2 20:56

Personel:

Flute [C, Alto], Clarinet [Soprano, B-flat, Contra-alto, Contra-bass], Saxophone [E-flat Soprano, Alto, Contra-bass], Gong, Percussion,

Performer [Taragata, Little Instruments] - Anthony Braxton
Flute, Clarinet [Soprano, B-flat, Bass], Saxophone [E-flat Soprano, B-flat Soprano, Alto], Bassoon, Gong, Percussion, Performer [Piccolo,

Ewartphone, Little Instruments] - Douglas Ewart (tracks: 01)
Flute, Clarinet, Clarinet [Alto, Bass], Saxophone [Soprano, Alto, Baritone, Bass], Vibraphone, Gong, Percussion, Performer [Little Instruments]

- Joseph Jarman (tracks: 02)
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone [Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass], Gong, Percussion, Performer [Piccolo, Little Instruments] - Roscoe Mitchell

(tracks: 02)
Flute, Flute [Bass], Saxophone [Alto, Tenor, Baritone], Clarinet, Gong, Percussion, Performer [Hub "t" Wall, Little Instruments] - Henry

Threadgill (tracks: 01)


Recorded on 22 September 1977 at Streeterville Sound, Chicago, IL. "Little Instruments" refers to homemade instruments - bells, flutes etc. (if

listed separately would require more space than this album could provide)

One work of "Arista years" of Anthony Braxton. Braxton and other two reedsmen are different in track 01 and 02. 01 has Anthony Braxton,

Douglas Ewart, Henry Threadgill. 02 has Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, Joseph Jarman. But they all are members of AACM.

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Steve Lacy - Epistrophy (1969)

Steve Lacy - Epistrophy (1969)

Tracklist:.
1. Thelonious 7:12
2. Ruby My Dear 4:23
3. Light Blue 5:57
4. Epistrophy 2:14
5. Epistrophy 6:46
6. Mysterioso 3:58
7. Friday The Thirteenth 5:47

Saxophone [Soprano] - Steve Lacy
Piano - Michel Graillier
Bass - Jean-Francois Jenny-Clark
Drums - Aldo Romano

Composed By - Thelonious Monk

Recorded Paris, September 23, 1969

S. Lacy's the first recording of Monk's tunes in Europe. Issued by BYG label in 1969.
Lacy's unique and avandgarde soprano sax is on rather traditional style bak rhythem.
This style reminds me of Dolphy's "Last Date" or Ayler's "My name is Alber Ayler".

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MFG (Joe McPhee) - In Minnesota (1978)

MFG (Joe McPhee) - In Minnesota

Tracklist:
A Part I B 17:05
B1 Part I C 8:39
B2 Part II A 5:54
C Part II B 18:14
D1 Part II C 11:03
D2 Part II D 5:52

Personnel:
Guitar - Steve Gnitka
Piano, Piano [Prepared], Clavinet, Drums - Milo Fine
Saxophone [Tenor, Soprano], Cornet [Pocket] - Joe McPhee

Recorded Live at Walker Church, June 4, 1978

Joe McPhee's issued numbers of albums in Hut Hat label. But nowadays no easy to find out, except ones re-issued in CD.
This is one. 2 lps set.

Ripped from lp.

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Richard Teitelbaum with Anthony Braxton - Time Zones (1976)

Richard Teitelbaum with Anthony Braxton - Time Zones


Tracklist:
A Crossing 23:58
B Behemoth Dreams 18:53

Personnel:
Producer, Synthesizer [Modular Moog, Micromoog], Composed By - Richard Teitelbaum
Sopranino Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet [Contra] - Anthony Braxton


Crossing recorded live in concert on June 10, 1976 at the Creative Music Festival, Mt. Temper, New York

and mixed at Sound Ideas, New York City.
Behemoth Dreams recorded on September 16, 1976 at Bearsville Sound, Woodstock, New York.

Historical and interesting duo in live recording between Anthony Braxton and Richard Teitelbaum.

http://www.multiupload.com/RCUQFEV2GL

Noah Howard - Live at Village Vanguard (1972) - Another

Noah Howard - Live at Village Vanguard (1972) - Another

New York City (USA), Village Vanguard
August 1972

Noah Howard - alto sax
Frank Lowe - tenor sax
Richard Dunbar - french horn
Robert Bruno - piano
Earl Freeman - bass
Art Lewis - drums, percussion
Mustapha Rahim - percussion

1. unknown (27:28)
2. Greensleaves (trad) 19:30 [glitch/duplication at end? cuts out]

This is another "Live at Village Vanguard " of Noah Howard on August 1972.
I found out this on the another blog.

Back members are diffierent from the previous one, two horns of Noah Howard and Frank Lowe are
main front line.


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Noah Howard - Live At The Village Vanguard (1972)

Noah Howard - Live At The Village Vanguard

Tracklist:
A1 Back A´Town Blues 12:42
A2 Conversation 8:33
B Dedication (To Albert Ayler) 14:34

Personnel:
Noah Howard - Alto Saxophone, Tambourine, Bells
Earl Freeman - Bass
Juma Sutan - Congas, Timbales
Rashied Ali - Rashied Ali
Robert Bruno - Piano
Frank Lowe - Tenor Saxophone, Bells


Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, New York City, 22nd August 1972

I found out two albums of live of Noah Howard at Village Vanguard on August 1972.
This live was held on August 22, 1972.

Ripped from vinyl.

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Steve Lacy & Cie - The Owl (1979)

Steve Lacy & Cie - The Owl (1979)

Tracklist:

1. Somebody Special
Music By - Steve Lacy
Lyrics By - Brion Gysin 6:47
2. Blinks
Written-By - Steve Lacy 7:22
3. The Owl
Music By - Steve Lacy
Lyrics By - Guillaume Apollinaire 5:31

Touchstones
4 Wish
Music By - Steve Lacy
Lyrics By - F. Picabia* 5:57
5 Spell
Music By - Steve Lacy
Lyrics By - Salvador Dali* 3:44
6 Lesson
Music By - Steve Lacy
Lyrics By - Dr. G. Ozahwa 8:10
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7 Notre Vie
Music By - Steve Lacy
Lyrics By - Paul Eluard* 4:37

Personnel:
Alto Saxophone - Steve Potts
Bass, Cello - Kent Carter
Cornet - Lawrence Butch* (tracks: B1 to B4)
Drums - Oliver Johnson
Keyboards - Takashi Kako
Soprano Saxophone - Steve Lacy
Voice, Violin, Cello - Irene Aebi
Zither [Autoharp], Kora, Percussion [Cheng] - Jean-Jacques Avenel

Notes
Recorded in 1979, Studios Davout

Another work of S. Lacy of 70s.

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David Murray - 3D Family (1978)

David Murray - 3D Family (1978)

Tracklist:
1 In Memory Of Jomo Kenyatta 9:20
2 Patricia 17:33
3 3D Family (For Walter P. Murray) 18:27
4 Shout Song (For Cecil Taylor) 23:45

Personnel:
Double Bass - Johnny Mbizo Dyani
Percussion - Andrew Cyrille
Tenor Saxophone - David Murray

Recorded live September 3, 1978 at Jazzfestival Willisau '78.

Yound David Murray plays in good energy and high level. I love him in that period.

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Steve Lacy - Raps(1977)

Steve Lacy - Raps(1977)

Tracklist:
A1 Stamps 6:50
A2 No Baby
Voice - Oliver Johnson 9:15
A3 The Throes 3:55
B1 Raps 7:22
B2 Blinks 12:35

Personnel:
Bass [Acoustic] - Ron Miller
Drums - Oliver Johnson
Saxophone [Alto] - Steve Potts (tracks: A1, A3, B2)
Saxophone [Soprano] - Steve Potts (tracks: A2, B1)
Saxophone [Soprano], Composed By - Steve Lacy

Recorded on 29 January 1977 at Blue Rock Studios, NYC.

One of S. Lacy's 70s works. I love his music of that period because of Nice blend and balance between

traditionality, avangarde, composition and improvisation. Also interesting ensemble with almost permanent members.

Ripped from vinyl.

http://www.multiupload.com/2AKEZS6ED0

Jemeel Moondoc - Quartet Muntu - The Athens Concert(1982)

Jemeel Moondoc - Quartet Muntu - The Athens Concert(1982)

Tracklist:
A Konstanze's Delight 21:55
B Judy's Bounce 20:07

Credits
Alto Saxophone, Producer, Composed By - Jemeel Moondoc
Bass - Jay Oliver
Drums - Stephen McCraven
Trumpet, Flugelhorn - Roy Campbell Jr.

Recorded live during "Praxis Jazz '82" festival at Alambra Theatre, Athens, March 22, 1982.


Jemeel Moondoc's live recording on 80s. This loft jazz man has unique sonority and atomospher.

Ripped from viny.

http://www.multiupload.com/L21PHGLPRG

The Sea Ensemble - We Move Together (1974)

The Sea Ensemble - We Move Together (1974)

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Ride Tiger To Mountain
Drums - Zuzaan
Drums, Voice - Rafael 1:35
2 Wave Hands Like Clouds
Shakuhachi - Rafael, Zuzaan 6:14
3 Snake Creeps Down
Sheng - Rafael
Cello - Zuzaan 3:47
4 Needle Of Sea Bottom
Clarinet - Rafael
Piano - Zuzaan 7:40
5 Stork Cools Its Wings
Bass, Voice - Rafael
Voice - Zuzaan 19:55

The sea ensemble .. Duo ensemble of the husband and wife of that time ... Donald Rafael Garrett, Zusaan

Fasteau Garrett... bore several albums.

Donald Rafael Garrett is known for participation to several John Coltrane's album in late years.


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