Thursday, 4 December 2008

Sabu :- Aurora Borealis


Sabu Martinez
Recorded 14th/15th November 1971. Co-op Label

In light of Bacoso's recommendations over at Orgy in Rhythm.
Here's a small sample of what Sabu was producing around that time.

Good excuse to post another killer cover as well.
Many thanks Greg for the replacement Hucherson artwork.

tasty
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19 comments:

  1. katonah4 December 2008 at 12:38

    http://www.mediafire.com/?ommqo5wzwtz

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  2. Newk4 December 2008 at 15:00

    Whoah...I have never seen this. I'd recently been trying to get through college finals with nightly music rituals, and much of that for some reason has involved many of the major percussionists we all love (I sometimes take Blakey for granted! Why has no one brought up Guy Warren?). I look forward to adding this to the playlist. Thank you.

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  3. el goog5 December 2008 at 04:26

    Amazing super katonah, you are my hero.
    I really appreciate everything you've shared.
    eG

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  4. Igor5 December 2008 at 06:02

    As always, great choice katonah.
    Perhaps you will like this:
    Bill Barron Quartet
    Live At Cobi's (Steeplechase)
    320@mp3 with scans

    1. This One's For Monk
    2. Easy Does It
    3. Confirmation
    4. Row House
    5. Angel Eyes
    6. Voyage
    7. Until Further Notice

    Bill Barron - tenor sax
    Fred Simmons - piano
    Santi Debriano - bass
    Ben Riley - drums

    There is also Live At Cobi's second part, and if you agree I can up them as well.

    http://rapidshare.com/files/170469149/BilBa_Live_Cob.part1.rar
    http://rapidshare.com/files/170481773/BilBa_Live_Cob.part2.rar

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  5. Simon6665 December 2008 at 06:12

    great track katonah, thanks! Love the hard conga stuff in the last minute and a half, killer stuff.

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  6. katonah5 December 2008 at 09:08

    thanks igor, not d/loaded this yet, but pt2 would be cool.

    @el goog, you are more than welcome

    @simon, glad you like it, hope you don't mind the artwork change, greg did a series of them.
    blame him!

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  7. Simon6665 December 2008 at 16:27

    hi katonah -
    No problem, only a hobby with me.

    I did however edit the recommendation I did last week, as it looks kinda silly saying "I did artwork" for this album, then they click and it's been replaced. Anway, Still points to the great music, which is the main thing.

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  8. Art Simon5 December 2008 at 19:27

    Great track! Thanks, love the early seventies hard groove! Is it impolite to ask if the rest of the album is out there somewhere?

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  9. Igor6 December 2008 at 05:15

    And here is Live At Cobi's 2
    Bill & Kenny Barron Quartet
    Steeplechase
    320@mp3 with scans

    1. September 1979
    2. Spring Thing
    3. What's New
    4. Interpretation
    5. Tragic Magic
    6. Cherokee

    Bill Barron - tenor & soprano sax
    Kenny Barron - piano
    Cecil McBee - bass
    Ben Riley - drums

    http://rapidshare.com/files/170589463/BilBa_Live_Cob2.part1.rar
    http://rapidshare.com/files/170605419/BilBa_Live_Cob2.part2.rar

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  10. katonah6 December 2008 at 09:56

    @ art simon
    i bought the lp off the net a little while ago (not cheap!). there may well be a link for the whole thing out there somewhere.

    @ simon
    apologies for that Simon.
    There is another one on the way.
    by the looks of the feedback, it's one that very few people have come across.
    the rarest of the rare ??

    @ igor
    top man igor, off the grab these right now.
    many thanks as always

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  11. taro nombei7 December 2008 at 06:57

    thanks indeed for this Sabu.
    sounds brilliant... like just everything else you've posted on your blog.
    best from Tokyo
    TN

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  12. katonah7 December 2008 at 07:11

    thanks for your kind words taro.

    @igor, nice to see cecil mcbee is on the second set. the 1st set is sounding pretty cool

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  13. Unknown28 May 2009 at 09:07

    Is there anyway you can up the whole lp?

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  14. Anonymous25 October 2009 at 18:23

    cmon man, dont be greedy to the less fortunate who have no access to beautiful music like this

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  15. Simon66625 October 2009 at 18:39

    Good point thundergiant, particularly as you're so generous on your own blog. Thanks for the Janko Nilvoc (NOT)

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  16. Anonymous25 October 2009 at 21:22

    hey Simon, I can help you out with Mr. Janko Nilovic. I have a good amount of his albums.

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  17. Simon66625 October 2009 at 22:01

    Thanks Thundergiant, I already have that one. My point was that you called katonah (who has shared a large amount of music here and elsewhere) "greedy", but you are not sharing anything at all on your blogs. That's really unfair, hey ?

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  18. Anonymous25 October 2009 at 23:09

    I find it more productive using my time to play music on guitar and many other instruments I own. Also, I probably don't have anything you guys don't have. All I can do is appreciate this amazing world of music that should be acknowledged on a higher level and dedicate my blog to medical and therapeutic uses of LSD. (Which will incorporate 60-70's music as a way of inducing a predestined trip among the patients.) I'm sorry, I am just anxious to listen to this long searched for album that should be available just like most of the other links;except for space walk, I gotta get that one too.

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  19. blue29 October 2009 at 17:56

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