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1 hour ago, bertrand said:
Weather Report 'Improvisation 1' is 'Storm' from Odyssey of Iska.
I hear Airto on this track. and I think it is Mouzon, not Cobham. Could these be out-takes from the sessions for the first record, or maybe rehearsals?
The last tune is another take of 'Storm'.
But that would confuse things even more, no? According to Brian Glasser's Zawinul biography, Airto did not participate on the 1st album recording sessions, and only added some vocals and percussion by overdub later. All the percussion instruments on original sessions were played by one Barbara Burton, who Zawinul chose not to credit.
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3 hours ago, bertrand said:
That has to be 1971, not 1970. I assume these cannot be downloaded.
I used Audacity to record this show in real time. The chatter between those tracks and quality of sound implies this might be a studio recording. The last, untitled, composition might be "Will" by Miroslav Vitous, which appeared later in the 1970's on the Rypdal/Vitous/DeJohnette ECM album.
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Whoa, Weather Report with Billy Cobham on drums. That's one for posterity.
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The topic title does not lie. Almost everyone mentioned is people. And there's three of them!
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I saw him in Montreal 2007, with Mike Stern. He sounded pretty fragile then, but I was glad to have witnessed this band.
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Greatest piano solo music Jarrett ever produced, IMHO, and that's no small feat. Much better than the over-hyped Köln Concert. Kyoto and Sapporo are personal favorites. Genius at work. Will skip the vinyl reissue, though. I already have SACD version and am quite happy with that.
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Another very interesting video here. Miles' Lost Quintet but Chick and Jack have switched drums and piano seats.
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Felt I had to post some some Chick & Keith music here.
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On 26.1.2021 at 8:36 AM, bertrand said:
Yes, that's it. Does Wayne play on it at all? How long is it? I assume I know the composer
Wayne plays on it. It can be found on youtube actually.
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On 25.1.2021 at 5:56 PM, bertrand said:
The Forecast Tomorrow compilation included an unissued studio take of Directions. I wonder how much more studio material there is. I know Mysterious Traveler had a bonus cut on a Japanese release that I have never found.
I have this CD. The bonus track is called "Miroslav's Tune."
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The photograph claims "onstage with Miles Davis in Japan," but surely the band with Badal Roy and Lonnie Liston Smith never toured Japan?
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I think of Dave Holland outfits with Steve Nelson on vibes and Robin Eubanks on trombone. Recorded extensively for ECM.
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I've got this CD version from 1994.
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On 6.10.2020 at 7:46 AM, JSngry said:
Eddie van Halen was the first player I ever heard favorably compared to Jan Hammer in terms of stylistic similarities.
Jan Hammer was a monster when in right situation. The album he did with Jerry Goodman, Like Children, is wonderful. He also plays some killer drums on it. Also those albums he did with John Abercrombie for ECM, Timeless and Night, wonderful. Robert Fripp interviewing John McLaughlin in early 80s, McLaughlin said something like "Jan's a big rock'n roll lover," must be nicest things he ever said of Hammer after Mahavishnu Mk1 broke up. I guess that he has in common with Eddie van Halen, r.i.p. big rock'n roll lover.
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These shows were attended by Jan Garbarek.
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Kind of weird in this situation that somebody in Finland would get his before geezers in America.
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Mine arrived today. Haven't got to listen, yet. But I expect it does not disappoint. The Artist House "Live" album has been a long time favourite.
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I like most Zappa from the beginning until "Zappa In New York" but those Flo and Eddie sides elude me. What's the deal here? Those guys can't sing, nor they are funny. The crazed fan who injured FZ in 1971 and forced him to change direction did world a great favour, in hindsight.
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On 9.5.2020 at 7:23 PM, GregK said:
wait a minute here, the Japanese set has a different design than the US? What's the difference? I always thought they were the same in everything except the mastering.
The Japanese version of this box set is very different design-wise, both inside and outside.
https://www.discogs.com/Miles-Davis-Complete-Live-At-Plugged-Nickel-1965/release/8071963
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I sold my US / European Plugged Nickel box set a few years ago when I found the Japanese box in a Disk union store somewhere in Japan. I know, the Japanese version has 1 disc less and probably does not sound as good, but it has a special meaning to me. I used to drool over it in 1990s when I was poor and could not afford one, plus I like it's design a lot better.
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--- and 1 hour after posting this, I've got confirmation of the order shipping.
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Ordered last Friday, not shipped yet. But I have confidence in Mosaic, I remember there was a problem with a disc from Andrew Hill Mosaic Select set and they sent me replacement. The replacement had the exact same issue, and they sent me still another. Which was fine.
Tzadik on the other hand did not even care to answer me when I reported one of their CDs was missing a booklet.
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On 3.11.2004 at 8:18 AM, mikeweil said:
These are three fifths of Weather Report's first lineup (Zawinul and Airto missing) - making it all the more interesting.
On 5.11.2004 at 5:48 AM, Guy Berger said:She played (uncredited) on the first WR album.
Guy
Yes, Zawinul's excellent biography makes it quite clear. Burton plays practically all percussion on WR 1st album. Airto just added few minor touches (he can be heard vocalizing somewhere, if I remember correctly.) So this unreleased thing is basically Weather Report with McCoy instead on Zawinul. :-)
Gene Perla's personal collection of recordings.
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Changed the speed -30% in Audacity and now it makes so much more sense.