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my mistake. had berlin in my brain.

it's possible that brownie's right. there could be more material from this date. we have 20min, obviously he played a longer concert than that.

not even on the ayler tree? ayler tree Disc 4 1. Our prayer [Donald Ayler] (4:25) 2. Ghosts [Ayler] | Bells [Ayler] (11:12) 3. Truth is marching in [Ayler] (7:02) 4. Omega [Ayler] (3:42) Personnel: Donald Ayler-tp; Albert Ayler-ts; Michel Sampson-vln; Bill Folwell-b; Beaver Harris-d. Berlin Jazz Festival, Berlin, Germany, 661103.

this is peculiar, because the day before my posting about this, the timings on your Henry Grimes discography for this session were as wrong as the timings on allmusic.

i compared the info from http://www.ayler.supanet.com/html/what_s_new.html to see what's new on the ayler box, and came up with this list (things on ayler-tree = not counted as new). HOLY GHOST - Albert Ayler Revenant Records RVN213CD 9 CD box set new: Disc 1: Herbert Katz Quintet: Katz (guitar) with Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone); Teuvo Suojärvi (piano); Heikki Annala (bass); Martti Äijänen (drums). Recorded June 30, 1962 in Helsinki, Finland 1. Sonnymoon for Two (Sonny Rollins) 8:29 2. Summertime (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) 6:53 3. On Green Dolphin Street (Bronislau Kaper) 3:26 Disc 3 through 4 Disc 5: Albert Ayler Quintet: Ayler (tenor saxophone) with Don Ayler (trumpet); Michel Samson (violin); Bill Folwell (bass); Beaver Harris (drums). Recorded November 8, 1966 at De Doelen: Rotterdam, The Netherlands 6. Spoken introduction by Peter de Wit 1:25 7. Truth Is Marching In 11:14 8. Bells 5:35 9. Spirits Rejoice 10:51 10. Free Spiritual Music, Part IV 6:44 Disc 6: Pharoah Sanders Ensemble: Sanders (tenor saxophone) with Chris Capers (trumpet); unknown (alto saxophone); Albert Ayler and unknown (tenor saxophone); Dave Burrell (piano); Sirone (bass); Roger Blank (drums). Recorded January 21, 1968 at the Renaissance Ballroom: New York City 5. Venus (Pharoah Sanders)/Upper and Lower Egypt (Pharoah Sanders) 22:59 Albert Ayler: Ayler (tenor saxophone, vocal, solo recitation [track 7]) with Call Cobbs (piano, Rocksichord); Bill Folwell (electric bass guitar); Bernard Purdie (drums); Mary Parks (vocal, prob. tambourine); Vivian Bostic (vocal). Recorded ca. late August 1968 in New York City area 6. Untitled Blues 6:04 7. Untitled Sermon 0:50 8. Thank God for Women (Albert Ayler/Mary Parks) 10:16 9. New Ghosts [demo fragments] (Albert Ayler/Mary Parks) 7:10 Disc 7 through 9. end.

are there spirituals/gospel songs on these releases?

i believe these are conga players. don alias lawrence killian

if you're talking about coltrane's band, then the average show consisted of 50% coltrane compositions.

35 minutes including silent ayler footage. contact if available. thanks, len

how dare you say anything against sonny, no matter what decade. you know, he used to play on a bridge. great stories in all the books about people seeing sonny out there on a bridge playing sax (or was it just one person who saw him only once, and the stories spread from there. and the retirement/unretirement periods, can't get enough of those stories.

and since coltrane never had a bad word to say about anybody, this statement does not mean a thing.

Got that one recently, I think it was from CDConnection. Should be around... Here it is! (althouth you might want to get it at a cheaper prize...) Some of the tracks on that CD are not even on that Prez live box! ubu if the cd contains the same material that the lp has, then there is nothing new here. >>>Some of the tracks on that CD are not even on that Prez live box! they're probably from other dates that have been issued. just a good guess.

Some of the tracks on that CD are not even on that Prez live box >>> are they also from 12-22-56?

If you dislike Sonny so much, why bother even reading a thread devoted to him? And then to make a confusing joke about it... ? just because you were confused, does not mean that all others were confused.

i stand by all my posts about sonny being overrated. i was joking when i said that i can't wait to hear this new release.

I thought you hated Sonny and his playing (lame shit)? fa.ce.tious

ethan coen's (of the coen brothers) collection of short stories is good stuff.

this thread reminds me of a similar thread on either aaj or jazz corner a little while ago where the discussion was that ronnie scott is an acknowledged master of the saxophone. sure are a lot of masters out there.

anyone know of any kirk photos that were definitely taken at the keystone korner?

it's not as hard to get all the permissions required from the musicians/families. if it was that hard, then we would not see a lot of cd's that are being released all the time.

i can't wait to get this.

where were these taken. notice that the 2nd one is past-stroke. >past-stroke of course, i mean post-stroke.

it's all about money with these people. that's why he's a "bastard".

when's that bastard going to release some of the recordings that were made at his club (and i'm not talking about sonny rollins or barney wilen (sp?).

do we know if this poster is talking about one of the rehearsal sessions on the verve box. those are not with band, but with piano and bass. i'd like to find this book Linda Kuehl "Billie Holiday remembered" my library system tells me that there are only a couple of libraries in the u.s. that have it, and they refuse to lend it out to other library systems.