Is the Storyville the same as the Spotlite lp?
Chuck, the answer is yes. In fact the booklet notes for the Storyville CD include the original notes that appeared on the Steeplechase LP.
The CD also has some additional tracks that are untitled. They are a mystery. The tape marked "Faberge" was found in Ben's position. It is thought to be of early European vintage based upon Webster's tone. The rhythm section were not identified.
SteepleChase is not Spotlite or Storyville.
Good to hear more music was found in "Ben's position". Which position was that?
"Changed music history"? They changed the marketing and some aesthetic stuff, but..........
I have great respect for the label, Eicher's work and the music, but......................
Reuben sandwiches, fried potatos and salad. Leftover meat and spuds from the weekend. Love this time of year. Ann cooked 13 lbs of meat and we still have 2 uncooked briskets in the fridge.
IIRC, when Coltrane's Ascension was first issued the DownBeat review (I think) complained about the liners giving the wrong solo order. This was solved when the correct take was later substituted.
And with Nonaah and Saga of the Outlaws first on deck!
A nerd can dream --> .
Probably later this year (along with Leo Smith's Spirit Catcher), so you need some new dreams.
I don't understand this . What possible cachet could the Mosaic brand have for someone interested in Earl Klugh or Alex Bugnon ??
Mosaic provides access to the "major labels" for "product".
The label name also carries the "quality" label for a small segment of the audience and that is worth something.