Two Katonahs

Steve Grossman

One version taken from the album Terra Firma 1977 and is killer.
First heard this at Orgy in Rhythm.

The other one is lifted from his album Perspective 1979.
Two years on and i'm not so sure about this version.
You decide ...

Steve Grossman 1975

Steve Grossman
with the Irio De Paula Trio. Horo, Italy. June 1975
Jazz a Confronto vol 23

Piazza Di Spagna
Maracana
La Scala Dei Turchi
Moondance
So Brasa
Libra Rising

Innerzone Orchestra

Innerzone Orchestra

Bug in the Bass Bin.

Recorded 1996, Planet E.
Featuring Francisco Mora and Rodney Whittiker.

Stunning music from the "catlett"
Essential

Horace Tapscott

Horace Tapscott The Call Nimbus 246
Recorded 8th April 1978, Los Angeles, California

Side One
The Call
Quagmire Manor at Five A.M

Side Two
Nakatini Suite
Peyote Suite No.III

A chance to say a big thank you to Greg

Milton Marsh

Milton Marsh : Monism
Strata East SES19758.

Title track recorded 3rd July 1973
All other tracks recorded 23rd May 1974 at Media Sound, New York.

Side One
Vonda's Tune (part 1 of "Earth, home of the Mortals")
Community Music
Monism

Side Two
Metamorphosis
Ode to Nzinga
Sabotage, 3 preparations

An incredible album from Milton Marsh on Strata East.
Essential

Horace Tapscott

Horace Tapscott Live at Lobero 2
Nimbus 1258
Recorded November 12, 1981. Lobero Theater, Santa Barbara, California.

Horace Tapscott, Roberto Miranda, Sonship Theus

Lino's Pad
Close to Freedom
St Michael

This one's really special. Lino's Pad is the killer.

Richard Davis. Fancy Free

Fancy Free

Galaxy Recorded at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley. June 30 - July 1, 1977

Big Richard Davis fan, and this one's highly recommended.

Richard Davis, Eddie Henderson, Joe Henderson, Stanley Cowell, Billy Cobham, Dolly Hirota.

Arranged and conducted by Bill Lee.

The Wine of May

Silver's Serenade

Emily

Nardis

I Still love you, Baby

Fancy Free

Richard Davis

Harvest
Muse MR 5115 Recorded at Ci Recording
NYC May 3 & 16 1977

Bill Lee, Marvin Hannibal Peterson, Ted Dunbar, Consuela More, Freddie Waits, James Spaulding

Killer line up . . . .

Side a

Forest Flower
This Masquerade
Half Pass
Three Flowers

Side b

Windflower
Passion Flower
A Third Away
Take the A Train
Forest Flower (reprise)

Altissimo

Altissimo.

Recorded July 15, 1973. Rosenberg Studio, Copenhagen.
Philips RJ-5102

Killer line up, killer record
Gary Bartz, Lee Konitz, Jackie Mclean, Charlie Mariano, Joachim Kuhn
Palle Danielsson, Han Bennink

Another Hairdo
Mode for Jay Mac
Love Choral
Fanfare
Du (Rain)
Hymn
Telieledu Rama