- A1: Intro
- A2: The Meek
- A3: Whole Food
- A4: Ode To Xx Chromosome
- A5: Saturday
- A6: Black Love, Featuring – 7Even Thirty, Iman Omari
- B1: Gun Emoji (Bang)
- B2: Biscuits & Gravy
- B3: Racka Lamb
- B4: Broken Petal
- B5: Surreal N_Gga
- B6: Let's Go (Move)
quête:sat 1
- A1: Steely Dan– Fm; Written By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
- A2: Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band– Night Moves; Written By – Bob Seger
- A3: Steve Miller Band– Fly Like An Eagle; Written By – Steve Miller
- A4: Foreigner– Cold As Ice; Written By – Lou Gramm, Mike Jones*
- A5: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers– Breakdown; Written By – Tom Petty
- A6: Randy Meisner– Bad Man; Written By – Glenn Frey, John David Souther
- B1: Eagles– Life In The Fast Lane; Written By – Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh
- B2: Steely Dan– Do It Again; Written By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
- B3: Boz Scaggs– Lido Shuffle; Written By – Boz Scaggs, David Paich
- B4: Boston– More Than A Feeling; Written By – T. Scholz
- C1: Linda Ronstadt– Tumbling Dice; Written By – Jagger-Richards
- C2: Linda Ronstadt– Poor Poor Pitful Me; Written By – Warren Zevon
- C3: Jimmy Buffett– Livingston Saturday Night; Written By – Jimmy Buffett
- C4: Dan Fogelberg– There's A Place In The World For A Gambler; Written By – Dan Fogelberg
- C5: Billy Joel– Just The Way You Are; Written By – Billy Joel
- D1: The Doobie Brothers– It Keeps You Runnin'; Written By – Michael Mcdonald
- D2: James Taylor (2)– Your Smiling Face; Written By – James Taylor (2)
- D3: Joe Walsh– Life's Been Good; Written By – Joe Walsh
- D4: Queen– We Will Rock You; Written By – Brian May, Freddie Mercury
- D5: Steely Dan– Fm(Reprise)
The debut recording by The Ancients, the intergenerational coalition of Isaiah Collier, William Hooker, & William Parker formed by parker to play concerts in conjunction with the milford graves mind body deal exhibition at the institute of contemporary art los angeles & now a working group. across x2LPs of side-length long-form improvised sets recorded at 2220 arts & archives in LA & the chapel in San Francisco, The Ancients bring the free jazz trio languages first explored by the Cecil Taylor Unit & Ornette Coleman’s -Golden Circle- band (expanded upon in later eras by Sam Rivers' Trio & Parker’s collective trios with Charles Gayle/Graves & Peter Brötzmann/Hamid Drake) into their own unique & scintillating realms of expression.
As we tumble further into the throes of history’s tides, people of hope & creativity rely on the works of our great artists to lift our spirits & focus our resolve. -ascension- was recorded less than a year after the passage of the civil rights act & four months after the assassination of Malcolm X. -journey in satchidananda- was recorded the month reagan was re-elected governor of California. M’boom made its debut recording weeks after the watergate scandal broke & a couple months after the wounded knee occupation ended. The music of the ancients builds on these great musical legacies. it resounds with the pride of survival & the joys of making & sharing music. It delivers to us hope & balm. something real in you, real in history, & real in the music is shared, right on time.
When Eremite records commenced operations during the 1990s free jazz resurgence, heavyweight freedom-seeking tenor saxophonists such as Fred Anderson, Peter Brötzmann, Charles Gayle, Kidd Jordan, & David S. Ware were at the height of their powers. Isaiah Collier’s tenor playing in the ancients is bracing testimony that the wellspring lives on. to hear the young chicago firebrand blowing freely with veteran improvisers in an entirely open-form group music is a revelatory study of his vast talent, personal voice, & the intensity of his expression —as well as a bold complement to his composition-based albums as a bandleader (including -the almighty-, a new york times' best albums of 2024 selection).
I've admired drummer William hooker since first encountering his music in a hartford ct city park, early ‘90s (on a double bill with Jerry González & Fort Apache Band). From the man himself right off the bandstand i bought his even-then rare 1st recording, the 1976 self-released x2LP opus -is eternal life- (reissued 2019 by superior viaduct). An imposing force on his instrument & an intrepid DIY cat, Hooker’s been exuberantly swinging in&out of free time for 50+ years. informed by the innovations of Sunny Murray & Tony Williams yet entirely himself, there is no other term for it than “pure hooker.” at age 78, with the ancients & everywhere else, THE HOOK is in peak form.
With a discography approaching 600 entries & 50+ years working across the musical maps, including in the history-defining bands of Don Cherry, Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, Peter Brötzmann, in his own wondrous ensembles from small group to orchestra to opera, a bastion of compassionate leadership & a poetic champion of his musical community, in tireless service to what he rather egolessly refers to as “the tone world”, multi-instrumentalist, improviser & composer william parker is a living hero of the grassroots & the black mystery musics, not to mention one of the great bassists in the history of jazz. To quote George Clinton, conquering the stumbling blocks comes easier when the conqueror is in tune with the infinite.
Live to 2-track concert recordings by Bryce Gonzales, Highland Dynamics. Mastered by Joe Lizzi, Queens, NY.
- A1: Phantoms & Monsters (Quintet - Voice & Strings) (4 20)
- A2: A Witch & A Devil (3 56)
- A3: Truth Is For Losers (2 50)
- A4: Schmutzig (2 37)
- A5: My Friend The Monster (4 08)
- A6: The Madness Of The Summer (4 51)
- B1: Morn (Quintet - String Quartet) (4 39)
- B2: Noon (6 11)
- B3: Night (11 27)
- C1: Flight (Piano Solo) (20 30)
- D1: Break (7 30)
- D2: Moon (13 40)
Black Vinyl[23,32 €]
I fell into a deep sleep of reason Everything broken and hence when I woke up from that deep sleep of reason it all made sense
A Unique Artistic Partnership This project represents a distinct and carefully considered artistic endeavor. Developed by Mark Springer (Rip, Rig and Panic) and Neil Tennant (The Pet Shop Boys), it combines a suite for piano, quartet, and quintet with vocals, accompanied by lyrics offering thoughtful introspection. The collaboration explores the intersection of divergent creative approaches-one characterized by radical expression, the other by meticulous craftsmanship. The result is a work that invites reflection and demonstrates the potential of disciplined artistic dialogue.
The Sources of the Project Neil Tennant: I bought a book of Goya's print series Los Caprichos which had inspired Mark's music and saw that the artworks were a satirical, cruel, nightmarish portrayal of the politics, corruption and culture of his era, exploring his dreams - or nightmares - while exposing the double standards of the ruling establishment. The lyrics I wrote for "Sleep of Reason", in response to Los Caprichos, are intended to be sardonic and dreamlike, looking back to Goya's nightmares but then reflecting on my experiences in 21st Century popular culture and media in which I have located the "monsters" Goya saw in his dreams. It often feels like we're living in an era dominated by monsters with their grotesque egos hollering through social media, unfiltered and untruthful, leaving a trail of wreckage behind them. Maybe it's always felt like that.
- A1: (Theme From) The Monkees, Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- A2: Saturday's Child, Written-By – Gates*
- A3: I Wanna Be Free, Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- A4: Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day, Written-By – Venet*, Boyce*
- A5: Papa Jean's Blues, Written-By – Nesmith*
- A6: Take A Giant Step, Written-By – King*, Goffin*
- B1: Last Train To Clarksville, Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- B2: This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day, Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- B3: Let's Dance On, Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- B4: I'll Be True To You, Written-By – Goffin*, Titelman*
- B5: Sweet Young Thing, Written-By – King*, Goffin*, Nesmith*
- B6: Gonna Buy Me A Dog, Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
Various Artists/Soul Jazz Recordspresents
Punk 45: Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself! - The American...
- A1: (Theme From) The Monkees; Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- A2: Saturday's Child; Written-By – Gates*
- A3: I Wanna Be Free; Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- A4: Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day; Written-By – Venet*, Boyce*
- A5: Papa Jean's Blues; Written-By – Nesmith*
- A6: Take A Giant Step; Written-By – King*, Goffin*
- B1: Last Train To Clarksville; Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- B2: This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day; Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- B3: Let's Dance On; Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- B4: I'll Be True To You; Written-By – Goffin*, Titelman*
- B5: Sweet Young Thing; Written-By – King*, Goffin*, Nesmith*
- B6: Gonna Buy Me A Dog; Written-By – Hart*, Boyce*
- A1: Mercy Mercy; Written-By – Covay*, Miller*
- A2: Hitch Hike; Written-By – Paul*, Gaye*, Stevenson*
- A3: The Last Time; Written-By – Jagger, Richards*
- A4: That's How Strong My Love Is; Written-By – Jamison*
- A5: Good Times; Written-By – Cooke*
- A6: I'm All Right; Written-By – Nanker, Phelge*
- B1: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction; Written-By – Jagger, Richards*
- B2: Cry To Me; Written-By – Russell*
- B3: The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man; Written-By – Nanker, Phelge*
- B4: Play With Fire; Written-By – Jagger, Richards*
- B5: The Spider And The Fly; Written-By – Jagger, Richards*
- B6: One More Try
"Erik Satie: Eine Hommage an den Klavierpoeten
Zum 100. Todestag von Erik Satie präsentiert Warner Classics eine LP mit den bekanntesten Klavierwerken des Komponisten. Interpretiert von Anne Queffélec, Bertrand Chamayou und Aldo Ciccolini, drei herausragenden Pianisten, bietet die Aufnahme einen tiefen Einblick in Saties innovative und oft humorvolle Klangwelt. Als Bonus gibt es die dritte Gnossienne, orchestriert von Francis Poulenc und dirigiert von Michel Plasson. Erik Satie, ein Pionier der musikalischen Avantgarde, provozierte mit seinem unkonventionellen Stil und seiner exzentrischen Persönlichkeit. Zwischen Gymnopédies und La belle excentrique schuf er Klavierstücke von bemerkenswerter Schlichtheit und poetischer Tiefe, oft mit rätselhaften Anweisungen und skurrilen Titeln versehen."
- A1: Home Run King
- A2: Lonely Saturday
- A3: In The Oines
- A4: Kansas City Southern
- A5: Give My Love To Marie
- A6: Sister Moon
- A7: Marylou
- A8: Hear The Wind
- A9: Past Addresses
- A10: Silent Crusade
- A11: Home Run King
- A12: Lonely Saturday
- A13: In The Pines
- A14: Kansas City Southern
- A15: Give My Love To Marie
- B1: Sister Moon
- B2: Marylou
- B3: Hear The Wind
- B4: Past Addresses
- B5: Silent Crusade
- A1: Nutmeg (Feat Rza)
- A2: One
- A3: Saturday Nite - Us Album Edit
- A4: Ghost Deini (Feat Superb)
- B1: Apollo Kids (Feat Raekwon)
- B2: The Grain (Featuring The Rza) (Feat Rza)
- B3: Buck 50 (Feat Cappadonna, Method Man & Redman)
- B4: Mighty Healthy
- C1: Stay True (Feat 60 Second Assassin)
- C2: We Made It (Feat Superb)
- C3: Malcolm
- D1: Child's Play
- D2: Cherchez Laghost (Feat U-God)
- D3: Wu Banga 101 (Feat Gza, Cappadonna, Masta Killa & Raekwon)
- 1: Don't Lie Back
- 2: (That's When) It's Worth It
- 3: Instant Touch
- 4: Sex Without Stress
- 5: Fiasco
- 6: Intact
- 7: Tongue In Cheek
- 8: Stepping Out Of Line
- 9: Shakedown
- 10: America
Sense and Sensuality (1982) was the second and final album by seminal British post-punk band The Au Pairs. The four-piece group from Birmingham were very much in tune with the early 80s growth pangs from the first punk explosion - stripping down their music from their debut LP to a funkier, more rhythmic essence, and shifting the focus of their lyrics to the personal rather than the political.
The addition of horns and imaginative synthesizers allowed for more satisfying sonic diversity, from the disco-informed dance-punk of “Instant Touch” to the cabaret swing of “Tongue in Cheek”. While “That’s When It’s Worth It” takes several elements of popular post-punk - looping auxiliary percussion rhythms and a sporadically used horn section - and crafts them into a wild sound that’s equal parts dance, psychedelia, punk and art pop.
Their distinctly punk take on sex and gender politics, meanwhile, was their strongest thematic strain - and that’s truly where Sense and Sensuality shined. Despite only reaching #79 in the UK when first released, it’s now widely seen as one of the best post-punk albums ever.
Sense and Sensuality is now available as a limited numbered edition of 750 copies on translucent magenta coloured vinyl and contains an insert.
- Reinsdyrlokk
- Solsiden
- Barnedrm
- Sumarmorgon
- Allfarvei
- Noe Tror Jeg & Noe Vet Jeg
- Båndsull
- Til Havet Går Tomt For Vann
- Rapport- Og Panelvise
- Hele Jorden Rundt
- Årepolska
- Solen Skinner Ikke På Meg
- Srgesang
- Ole, Lukk Yet
Bergen-born Bare Folk's songs belong to the ballad genre, with clear elements of jazz and folk music. With harmonious, original melodies, the mood ranges from the melancholic to the life-affirming. Inspired by the greats of Norwegian ballad music, Bare Folk vitalizes the connection between poetry and music. Bergen's very own folk jazz song band Bare Folk has already been critically acclaimed and established as something unique on the music scene in the city between the mountains. Nevertheless, Bare Folk plays songs that songs should sound well-known but fresh, wistful but hopeful, humorous but serious. Their debut album is called "Noe Tror Jeg & Noe Vet Jeg" (Some things I think & some things I know). No surefire title, but it is sure that it contains something for every taste. Here you will find everything from socially critical satire to traditional harp songs to love songs - and everything in-between in beautiful harmony.




















