[Philip]

This should be brought to everyone's attention, you should be able to hear it on the web for a week after the broadcast on Fiday. The playlist is already online, but nothing not on CD is included.

[Rooster_Ties]

Also, not on any time-limit, there are a couple good Andrew Hill 'audio' things here too...

http://www.andrewhil...com/index2.html

First, go to the "mp3's" link, on the left side of the page, for a 5-part (hour-long total) solo piano performance from Hill, recorded sometime in 2000 or 2001 (in London).

And, there's a 3-part (hour-long) on-line BBC documentary on Hill, with a couple vinyl-only tunes and lots of great interviews, click the "press" link on the left side of the main page.

Enjoy!!

This post has been edited by Rooster_Ties: 14 May 2003 - 11:25 AM

[John B]

the solo London concert is phenomenal. I wish he would update his site with more live tracks as time goes by.

[A Lark Ascending]

Andrew Hill is in the UK this month with an 'Anglo-American' Big Band including some great up and coming Brits...watch out for Jason Yarde everyone!

I expect to see them at the Bath Festival on Saturday, 24th May.

Jazz on 3 often broadcasts these concerts at a later date.

[tonym]

i'm hoping to see them early june at 'the wardrobe' leeds.

will he be in a quartet setting?

i believe he'll be playing stuff from his latest albums; dusk and the other one. what is it like?

it's such a good venue, i'll probably go anyway!

[John B]

My wife and I are going to see him at the Discover Jazz festival in Burlington VT the first week in June. I am really looking forward to seeing him live for the first time!

[John B]

the Burlington show will be as a quartet:

Andrew Hill, piano
Greg Tardy, tenor sax and clarinet
John Hebert, bass
Nasheet Waits, drums

[sidewinder]

John B, on May 14 2003, 11:31 AM, said:

the solo London concert is phenomenal.  I wish he would update his site with more live tracks as time goes by.

:)

Great, I was there that night and never expected to hear a recording of the proceedings. Thanks for the tip !

Half of the concert was in duet with Archie Shepp, although the solo recital was to me the highlight.

Hill got a very warm ovation after this excellent performance. One of the best jazz concerts in London over the past few years IMO..

The Bath gig should be fantastic ! :excited: :party:

This post has been edited by sidewinder: 14 May 2003 - 05:28 PM

[Clunky]

andrew hill anglo american big band broadcast on 30th MayBBC Radio3
http://www.bbc.co.uk...on3coming.shtml

This post has been edited by Clunky: 16 May 2003 - 11:12 AM

[sidewinder]

Just listened to the programme. Good interview and an excellent selection of music. Andrew picked out the album 'Grass Roots' as being very typical of the feel circa 1968 and influenced by his home surroundings at the time around 106th and Central Park. Lee Morgan and Booker Ervin seem to be particular faves of his (the track 'Venture Inward' was played). Interestingly, he confirmed that one reason for the switch to solo recitals in the 70s was simple 'lack of human resources' who could actually play his music.

Special mention of the UK gigs next week as well, including London, Manchester and Bath !

:rhappy: