7.11.06
Church Number Nine. O nome deve-se provavelmente ao título do disco homónimo do Frank Wright Quartet, editado há um bom par de anos pela francesa Black Keys (Reverendo Frank Wright, saxofone tenor, Noah Howard, sax alto, Bobby Few, piano, e Mohamad Ali, bateria). Atanase abriu actividade o mês passado e está a oferecer o acesso (há que descobrir como, é simples) via rapidshare, a música - rara, a maior parte dela - de Albert Ayler (homem da foto), Arthur Doyle, Hugh Glover & Milford Graves, Charles Tyler, Julius Hemphill, Joe McPhee, Kaoru Abe & Yoshizawa Motoharu, Peter Brötzmann, Frank Wright, Bobby Few e Alan Silva, Roscoe Mitchell, Noah Howard Quartet, Kalaparusha Maurice Mcintyre Quartet, Brötzmann / Van Hove / Bennink, e o PainKiller de John Zorn.
Baby Music - Arthur Doyle, Hugh Glover & Milford Graves whip it out at WBAI FM, NYC, March 20, 1976. - Many a jazz aficionado is looking for this one, and truth is, every household needs this record. I once was listening to it in my headphones, when a co-worker asked me what it was. “Jazz”- I said and passed the headphones to him. He listened for about a minute or so and: “sounds like war!”. E soa.
posted by eduardo chagas
@ 7.11.06 Baby Music - Arthur Doyle, Hugh Glover & Milford Graves whip it out at WBAI FM, NYC, March 20, 1976. - Many a jazz aficionado is looking for this one, and truth is, every household needs this record. I once was listening to it in my headphones, when a co-worker asked me what it was. “Jazz”- I said and passed the headphones to him. He listened for about a minute or so and: “sounds like war!”. E soa.
