Showing posts with label Nick Evans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nick Evans. Show all posts

Friday, March 25, 2022

The Keith Tippett Group - How Long This Time? Live 1970 (March 25, 2022 British Progressive Jazz)

Featuring the classic KTG frontline of Marc Charig, Nick Evans and Elton Dean with rhythm section appearances by British jazz luminaries Jeff Clyne, Trevor Tomkins, Roy Babbington and Bryan Spring. These six previously unreleased live studio tracks were recorded in January and August of 1970. Three of the compositions here (Thoughts To Geoff, Five After Dawn, and Green & Orange Night Park) would be recorded again for the group's second album 'Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening', released the following year. The remaining two numbers have never been issued in any form.

1. How Long This Time?
2. Thoughts To Geoff 
3. In A Vacant Mood
4. Five After Dawn
5. Green & Orange Night Park
6. Thoughts To Geoff (version 2)

Tracks 1 - 3: Live studio session, London, January 1970.
Tracks 4 - 6: Live studio session, London, August 1970.

All tracks previously unreleased. Stereophonic sound.

Tracks 1 - 3:
Keith Tippett - piano
Marc Charig - cornet
Nick Evans - trombone
Elton Dean - alto sax, saxello
Jeff Clyne - double bass, electric bass
Trevor Tomkins - drums

Tracks 4 - 6:
Keith Tippett - piano
Mark Charig - cornet
Nick Evans - trombone
Elton Dean - alto sax, saxello
Roy Babbington - bass
Bryan Spring - drums

Consultation - Julie Tippetts

All tracks composed by Keith Tippett ℗ 1970

Restored and produced by Matt Parker

Saturday, December 11, 2021

Martin Archer - Wild Pathway Favourites (December 2021 Discus Music)

The first Martin Archer album - dubbed from unplayed vinyl and remastered for DL by Dean Honer. Recorded in 1988 and originally released on Ladder, the forerunner label to Discus Music. Recorded with financial assistance from the Arts Council.

"A balance of compositional strength and clarity of execution ..... a labyrinth filled with jewels at every turn"
- Mike King, Coda.

"A document of unbridled imagination and optimism"
- David Ilic, Wire.

"Strong and raw"
- Mark Sinker, NME.

1. Showers 10:13
2. Light Year 10:13
3. Coldest Day Comes Down 02:53
4. Wild Pathway Favourites 05:19
5. New Scientists 14:24
6. Jynjy 01:40

Martin Archer - soprano saxophone, metallophone
Charlie Collins - woodwind
Nick Evans - trombone
John Russell - acoustic guitar
Mary Schwarz - viola
Michael Szpakowski - piano
Tim Cole - cello
Paul Shaft - double bass
Pete Infanti - drums, percussion