Monday, March 12, 2018
Playlist, Week of 2018-03-11
Delving into the mammoth Anthony Braxton Bird set.... just wonderful... The live Sly & the Family Stone sets from 1968 feature the band at its peak in terms of power and pure funkativity... I was lucky enough to see Sly at the Mosque in '68... as I recall, he was only about 45 minutes late... Love Sonic Youth's noise-rock sensibility with their takes on 20th-century composers like John Cage and Cornelius Cardew... The Beach Boys 2012 show in Texas is a little rougher than the officially released CDs from the 50th anniversary tour, but it is still surprisingly strong...
Playlist 2018-03-12:
*Chopin: Piano Masterpieces (Martin Roscoe)
*Muhal Richard Abrams: Blues Forever
*Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra: Rejoicing with the Light
*Art Ensemble of Chicago with George Lewis: 1977-07-28 NYC (CDR) (disc 3)
*Art Ensemble of Chicago with Hamiet Bluiett: 1979-02-03 NYC (CDR)
*Anthony Braxton: Sextet (Parker) 1993 (discs 1, 2, 3) (streaming)
*Anthony Braxton: Trillium R: Composition 162 - An Opera in Four Acts/Shala Fears for the Poor (disc 4)
*Rodger Coleman and Sam Byrd: 2017-12-27 Nashville (wav) track 4
*Stephan Crump/Ingrid Laubrock/Cory Smythe: Planktonic Finales
*Miles Davis: Miles at the Fillmore (disc 2)
*Bill Dixon: Son of Sisyphus
*Kate Gentile: Mannequins
*Sun Ra: Cosmo Earth Fantasy: Sub Underground Series Vol. 1 & 2 (Art Yard) “Cosmo Earth Fantasy”
*Sun Ra and His Mythic Science Arkestra: The Paris Tapes: Live at le Theatre du Chatelet 1971
*Henry Threadgill Zooid: 2010-02-13 NYC (CDR) (disc 2)
*Henry Threadgill Zooid: 2010-05-04 Rome (CDR) (disc 1)
*Various artists: That Devilin' Tune (Vol. III, disc 4)
*Beach Boys: 2012-04-26 Grand Prairie, TX (CDR) (disc 1)
*Boredoms: Vision Creation Newsun
*Scott Brookman: A Song for Me, a Song for You
*Scott Brookman: Smellicopter (selections)
*Carter Family: Volume 2 1935-1941 (disc 1)
*Chicago: At Carnegie Hall (disc 2)
*Mike Elder/Harry Forrest/Greg Jordan/Sam Byrd: New CDR Compilation (disc 1)
*Fable: 1978-09-25 Hopewell, VA (CDR)
*Grand Funk Railroad: On Time
*Grateful Dead: 1968-02-14 San Francisco (CDR) (disc 1)
*Grateful Dead: 1973-09-11 Williamsburg, VA (CDR) (disc 3)
*George Harrison: All Things Must Pass (disc 1)
*Ned Lagin: Seastones
*Love: Forever Changes
*Tito Puente: The Complete 78s: Vol. 3 (disc 2)
*Sly and the Family Stone: Live at the Fillmore East October 4th & 5th, 1968 (disc 2)
*Sonic Youth: A Thousand Leaves
*Sonic Youth: Goodbye 20th Century (disc 1)
*Various artists: Anthology of Noise and Electronic Music #6: Sixth a-chronology 1957-2010 (disc 1)
*Various artists: Eccentric Soul: The Big Mack Label
*XTC: Transistor Blast (disc 4)
*Yes: 1974-12-11 Boston (CDR) (disc 2)
just wondering? which 'seastones' did you play? the original LP, or the newly remastered two CD version? the album notes for the two CD seastones are here: http://spiritcats.com/seastones.html
ReplyDeletep.s. it sounds great!!!
It was the old Rykodisc CD. I never had the original LP, although I did used to have the single given out to Deadheads in the '70s. Anyway, I was not aware of the newly remastered version, so thanks for the tip!
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