Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Miles Davis Radio Project


Miles Davis died 20 years ago...

Miles Davis Radio Project is almost 8 hour long serie of radio radio shows. Recorded in late eightes, narrated by Danny "I'm too old for this shit!" Glover.

Show 1: The Early Years 1926-1946 [57:29]
Show 2: New York to Paris and Back 1946-1955 [57:07]
Show 3: Midnight Idol 1955-1959 [57:14]
Show 4: The 1960s are Electric, 1960-1969 [57:58]
Show 5: Retirement & Rebirth, The 70s & 80s [57:18]
Show 6: Behind the Scenes with Miles Davis [56:40]
Show 7: Music Special [1:58:44]


Sunday, August 15, 2010

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 113 - Tomasz Stańko

Polish trumpeter born Rzeszów 11.07.1942 (it's independence day in Mongolia). First band: Jazz Darings in 1962. From 1963 to 1967 with Krzysztof Komeda ("Astigmatic", bitches!).His own band in 1968.
He played with Don Cherry, Jan Garbarek, Cecil Taylor and many others.
This album was recorded in january 1970. Title piece is dedicated to late Krzysztof Komeda.


Tomasz Stańko "Music for K" [1970]

01. Czatownik / The Ambusher [05:40]
02. Nieskończenie mały / Infinitely Small [04:06]
03. Cry [08:38]
04. Music for K [16:15]
05. Temat (Czatownik) / Theme (The Ambusher) [00:45]
total [35:25]


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Sunday, November 22, 2009

Masada Live

Masada's set recorded on Hamburg Jazzfestival in 1994. Ravishing amalgam of jewish music and jazz in vein of Ornette Coleman.
That night Masada was: John Zorn (alto saxophone), Dave Douglas (trumpet), Greg Cohen, (bass) and Kenny Wollesen (drums).
In 1995 this concert was released on bootleg CD as ""Masada Live" with false information that this was recorded in New York.

Masada 12.11.1994 Hamburg
01. Piram [08:05]
02. Karaim [11:31]
03. Lachish [02:33]
04. Ashnah [07:17]
05. Tahah [07:02]
06. Katzaz [03:15]
07. Ravayah [04:02]
08. Hobah [10:15]
09. Bithaiveth [13:49]
10. Sheloshim [03:55]
total [71:43]

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 97 - Mózg

Mózg ("Brain" in Polish) is a performance place (concert, exhibitions and more) in Bydgoszcz aimed at contemporary art. It was established in 1994 by Jacek Majewski and Sławomir Janicki (on photo). Mózg and Gdańsk were centers of yass movement.
This compilation was released to celebrate fifth anniverary of Mózg.


V/A "Mózg 5 lat" [2000]
01. Marzena Pawlicka, Joanna Czapińska - Habanera Z Opery "Carmen" G. Bizeta [02:49]
02. Mazzoll & Arhythmic Perfection - Andrzej [05:02]
03. Teleecho - Mars Bars [05:06]
04. Trytony - Ostatni raz [06:34]
05. Sylvie Curvoisier, Tomasz Pawlicki - Fragment koncertu [03:52]
06. Zdzisław Piernik, Sławomir Janicki - Dialogi na tubę, kontrabas i taśmę [04:24]
07. Pieces Of Brain 2nd Edition - Ayler's Song [07:34]
08. Maestro Trytony - Wariacja na temat "Ojczyzną naszą dobroć, dobroć, dobroć [06:49]
09. Kazik Staszewski - Mózg [01:00]
10. Masło - Venus in Furs (The Velvet Underground cover) [06:15]
11. Tomasz Gwinciński, Peter Gonzales, Tomasz Pawlicki, Grzegorz Daroń, Phillipa & Hariert - The Identity of Relative and Absolute [03:02]
12. 4 Syfon - Be be cia cia [05:40]
13. Caridad De La Luz - This Love is Not Good For Me [02:48]
14. Barondown - Unleashing the Dobermans [03:03]
15. Tymon Tymański - Lies [02:20]
16. Fred Frith - Fragment koncertu [05:22]
total [1:11:39]


Monday, June 1, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 80 - Jerzy Milian

Jerzy Milian (born 10.04.1935) - famous Polish vibraphonist. Played with Krzysztof Komeda, Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski and with his own bands.
His latest album "Milianalia" was recorded in 2003 for Polish independent label OBUH. It was released 10.04.2005 on limited vinyl and in 2006 on CD by Polskie Nagrania. Music on this record is very spatial, ambient-like with eastern flavour. Besides vibraphon, Milian used also marimba and harmonium.

Jerzy Milian "Milianalia" [2005]

01. Sheik of Urology [02:04]
02. Go Down Felix [08:22]
03. Moon Hustler [03:23]
04. Salam-Talam [05:26]
05. Needful Sounds [02:37]
06. Kamikadze - Divine Wind [10:49]
07. Mother-in-law Pranks [01:08]
08. Blues Holzbein Waltz [04:24]
total [38:14]


Sunday, May 10, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 73 - Żywe Kultury Muzyczne

Żywe Kultury Muzyczne is a serie of concerts with improvised music organised in Wrocław. Compilation with recordings from first three editions of this project was added to the Rita Baum magazine.


V/A "Żywe Kultury Muzyczne"

01. Kuba Suchar - Utwór improwizowany [16:42]
02. Kostas New Progrram - The Greed in 5/7 [10:19]
03. Kostas New Progrram - Japanese [06:09]
04. Matplaneta - Tunel monitorowany [06:46]
05. Matplaneta - Cygańskie tango [12:01]
total [51:58]


Monday, April 27, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 71 - Krzysztof Komeda

Those tracks were recorded in october and november of 1967 for Polish Radio. It was Komeda's last jazz session. Later he composed only music for Polanski's "Rosemary's Baby" and Kulik's "Riot".
"Ballad for Bernt" is piece written for Polanski's "Knife in the Water" soundtrack. It's dedicated to swedish saxophonist Bernt Rosengren. "Don Kichot", "Po katastrofie" and "Czarownica" were written for the jazz and poetry record "Meine Susse Europaische Heimat" released in Germany. "Nightime, Daytime Requiem" is dedicated to the memory of John Coltrane, and was composed in response to the news of his death.

Krzysztof Komeda "Last Recordings"

01. Don Kichot [11:05]
02. Ballad For Bernt [03:03]
03. Po katastrofie [07:12]
04. Czarownica [06:54]
05. Nightime, Daytime Requiem [27:54]
total [56:07]


Thursday, April 23, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 70 - Krzysztof Komeda

More about Krzysztof Komeda here.
These songs were recorded in Copenhagen in 1965. Band's line-up: Krzysztof Komeda - piano, Michał Urbaniak - saxophones, Tomasz Stańko - trumpet, Bo Stief - bass, Simon Kopel - drums.

Krzysztof Komeda "Live in Copenhagen" [1965]

01. Repetition [10:31]
02. Svantetic [22:21]
03. Sophia's Tune [10:17]
04. Kattorna [09:49]
05. Crazy Girl [25:47]
06. Dwójka rzymska [18:07]
total [1:36::53]

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Saturday, April 11, 2009

John Coltrane 26.10.1963 Copenhagen

Concert from Copenhagen Tivoli's Koncertsal, recorded for Denmark Radio. Trane's classic quartet: John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones.

John Coltrane 26.10.1963 Copenhagen

01. Mr PC [23:49]
02. Impressions [19:33]
03. The Promise [10:19]
04. Afro Blue [08:57]
05. Naima [07:50]
06. My Favorie Things [17:32]
total [1:28:00]


Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 68 - Krzysztof Komeda

Krzysztof Komeda (27.04.1931 – 23.04.1969, born under name Krzysztof Trzciński) was polish jazz pianist and film music composer. He studied and worked as otolaryngologist. In fifties He started to play jazz. Because then jazz wasn't well perceived in Poland, during that time he started to use pseudonym Krzysztof Komeda.
In sixties he played in many europena countries. He also started to wrote music for films. Most famous are his compositions for Polanski's movies: "Knife in the Water", "Fearless Vampire Killers" and "Rosemary's Baby".
He died in Poland as a result of wrong treatment of haematoma.
"Astigmatic" is his best album. Recorded 5-7 december 1965 and released in 1966. Komeda's band was at this point was: Krzysztof Komeda (piano), Rune Carlson (drums), Gunter Lenz (double bass), Zbigniew Namysłowski (alto saxophone), Tomasz Stańko (trumpet).

Komeda's wiki page (in english)
official site (in english)

Some time ago I posted his music for "Rosemary's Baby".

Krzysztof Komeda "Astigmatic" [1966]

01. Astigmatic [23:10]
02. Kattorna [07:32]
03. Svantetic [16:00]
total [46:43]



Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 65 - Osjan

About Osjan read HERE.
This gig was played to celebrate Earth Day. It was recorded by Polskie Radio Program 3.

Osjan "Koncert w Trójce" 21.04.1996

01. I [13:35]
02. II [04:26]
03. III [12:43]
04. IV [08:41]
05. V [06:22]
total [45:46]




Saturday, February 14, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 60 - Mazzoll & Arhythmic Perfection

Arhythmic Perfection is jazz group formed by Jerzy "Mazzoll" Mazolewski. Mazzoll is one of most interesting clarinetists. He was part of Yass movement. Album "a" was recorded live 14.04., 10.06., 15.10. and 10.12.1994.
Band's lineup: Mazzoll - clarinet, bass clarinet, panpipe, vocal, conductor; Janusz Zdunek - trumpet; Sławomir Janicki - double bass; Jacek Majewski - percussions; Tomasz Gwinciński - drums.

Mazzoll & Arhythmic Perfection "a" [1995]

01. Ojczyzną naszą dobroć, dobroć, dobroć [06:55]
02. A właściwie jego cień [03:50]
03. Miłość nie zna granic [03:07]
04. Kocie łapy [06:23]
05. A, b ... normal suita (fragmenty) [04:37]
06. Utwór pt. "Fian" (ta ohydna siła) [02:37]
07. Kocham Was [03:11]
08. Ropa Św. Anny (część II) - rzecz o cudownym uzdrowieniu [04:40]
09. Jeden dźwięk - rozwój potęgi woli [03:48]
10. Drobiazgi życiowe [09:24]
11. Uszy niedźwiedzia (I) [07:38]
12. Uszy wieloryba (II) [04:53]
13. Dezabnormal [03:49]
14. Miłość nie zna granic i ... [05:34]
15. Ojczyzną naszą dobroć, dobroć, dobroć [06:32]
total [1:16:58]

Monday, February 2, 2009

Naked City 04.11.1989 Umea

Naked City was one of many John Zorn's projects. This one was influenced mainly by jazz and grindcore but also surf, punk, movie scores and classical stuff. Naked City played almost everything: covers of movie themes, few seconds long grindcore miniatures, ambient and even doom metal. Excellent band.
This set is from Umea Jazz Festival. Songs from first album and some movie covers.

Naked City 04.11.1989 Umea

01. Snagglepuss [02:36]
02. Demon Sanctuary [00:55]
03. Ujaku [00:35]
04. Jazz Snob Eat Shit [00:54]
05. "Hawaii 5-0" (Morton Stevens) [02:41]
06. "Rosemary's Baby" (Krzysztof Komeda) [04:35]
07. Igneous Ejaculation [00:42]
08. Blood Is Thin [01:42]
09. Bone Orchard [02:55]
10. "The List Of Adrian Messenger" (Jerry Goldsmith) [03:08]
11. Batman [02:01]
12. Torture Garden [01:21]
13. Victims Of Torture [00:48]
14. Blood Duster [00:24]
15. Obeah Man [00:31]
16. "Once Upon A Time In America" (Ennio Morricone) [03:35]
17. You Will Be Shot [01:19]
18. Reanimator [01:59]
19. "Lonely Woman" (Ornette Coleman) [05:22]
20. "Graveyard Of The Brotherhood" (Toshima Toshiaki) [03:05]
21. Latin Quarter [05:00]
22. I Die Screaming [02:22]
23. "Man From Uncle" (Jerry Goldsmith) [02:35]
24. "Chinatown" (Jerry Goldsmith) [07:29]
total [58:43]

Friday, January 30, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 57 - Cały ten Yass!


Yass is name of movement in polish jazz that started in early nineties. This compilation was added to the Jazz Forum magazine in december 1997.

V/A "Cały ten Yass!" [1997]
01. Trytony - Nieudany Black Sabbath pod wodą [04:21]
02. Kury - I Feel Fine [03:18]
03. Łoskot - Brązowy medal [07:33]
04. Masło - Zbigniew Gadocha rozmawia z party line [04:04]
05. Mazzoll & Arhythmic Perfection - Uszy królika [04:09]
06. Miłość - Etno (Spring Version) [06:09]
07. Tymon i Trupy - Kurwa o co chodzi? [02:32]
08. Tele-Echo - Leg Van Dyck [04:39]
09. Arhythmic Brain - Związki pokoleniowe [05:05]
10. Maestro Trytony - Geometria kwadratów - Minotaurus [03:51]
11. Paralaksa - Zabawy w Jordanku [04:35]
12. 4 Syfon - Utwór 2 [04:55]
13. Ścianka - Struktura Nr 2 [04:43]
14. Voice of the Black Hole - Bal u baronowej [02:21]
15. NRD - Dżes Forum [03:01]
total [1:05:17]

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 55 - The Users

The Users was polish underground supergroup. Line-up: Robert Brylewski - Guitar (Armia, Brygada Kryzys, Deadlock, Falarek band, Izrael, Kryzys, 52um), Marcin Świetlicki - Vocals (Świetliki), Mikołaj Trzaska - saxophons, bass clarinet (Łoskot, Masło, Miłość, NRD), Ryszard "Tymon" Tymański - bass, double bass, vocals (Czan, Kury, Masło, Miłość, NRD, Trupy), Milo Kurtis - percussions (Drum Freaks, Manaam, Osjan, Voo Voo), Jacek Olter - drums (Kury, Miłość, NRD).
Album "Nie idź do pracy" was recorded during their first gig 08.04.1999. Earlier they played only one rehearsal. It's improvised jazz with ethnic and dub influences.


The Users "Nie idź do pracy" [1999]

01. Ramadan Godzilla Sat-Mail (Nie idź do pracy) [11:59]
02. Umar Babilon umar [06:44]
03. Ład-nie [09:25]
04. Pięć pieśni religijnych [08:54]
05. Mam dość [02:28]
06. Czasami jestem... (hamburgerem) [07:49]
07. Kuamie [09:24]
08. Galwanick Story [01:09]
09. Rege-piess [07:15]
10. Gootuj się! Gootuj się! (Kurwa) [07:18]
11. Praca - nie [00:40]
total [1:13:05]

Friday, January 9, 2009

Don't Panic, We're From Poland!!! part 54 - Trzaska & Ostrowski

Colaboration between Mikołaj Trzaska (saxophonist, member of Miłość, Łoskot, NRD, Masło and some more) and Cezary Ostrowski (electronica composer, member of Bexa Lala). They recorded one album "Ostrza/Blades" [OSTRowski + TRZAska] in 2001 and made it avaible as free download. That site now is down but you can check this album here. Nu Jazz nicely blending Ostrowski's electronica and Trzaska's Sax.

Cezary Ostrowski's Wikipedia entry [in english]
Mikołaj Trzaska's official site [in english]
Mikołaj Trzaska's MySpace [in english

Trzaska & Ostrowski "Ostrza" [2001]

01. Manifesto [02:50]
02. Fura Futura [02:13]
03. Sailor's Tale [03:37]
04. Tonic Youth [02:11]
05. Rayman [02:35]
06. Bestya [03:48]
07. Romanca [02:11]
08. La fenetra [03:41]
09. Blades [02:58]
total [26:04]

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Miles Davis "Another Unity" 22.01.1975 Tokyo

Bootleg "Another Unity" was recorded in Tokyo, 22.01.1975. Miles band at this point was formed by: Miles Davis III (trumpet, organ), Sonny Fortune (alto & soprano sax, flute), Pete Cosey (guitar, synthesizer, kalimba, table percussion), Reggie Lucas (guitar), Michael Henderson (bass guitar),
James "Mtume" Heath/Foreman (percussion, rhythm box), Al Foster (drums).
Ten days later in Osaka, songs for two official live albums: "Agharta" and "Pangaea" were recorded.

Miles Davis "Another Unity" 22.01.1975 Tokyo

01. Prelude & Funk [21:47]
02. Maiysha [15:46]
03. Ife [18:19]
04. Mtume [04:10]
05. Turnaroundphrase [05:20]
06. Tune in 5 [04:06]
07. Untitled [10:28]
total [1:19:56]

Monday, December 1, 2008

Lou Reed "Claim to Fame" 01.12.1976 Los Angeles

In november 1976 Lou Reed relased seventh solo album "Rock and Roll Heart". One of gigs promoting that album was released on bootleg "Claim 2 Fame". It contains song recorded 01 december 1976 in Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles.
Unlike usual Lou Reed music this gig is some funky/jazzy stuff. This version of "Kicks" is absolutely astounding. On that night Reed's band had one extra member. This guest musician was Don Cherry. He plays trumpet on some tracks.
With great soundboard quality and quite unique stuff, this is one of Reed's best bootlegs.

Lou Reed "Claim to Fame" 01.12.1976 Los Angeles

01. Jam [07:07]
02. Seet Jane [04:32]
03. I Believe in Love [03:35]
04. Lisa Says [07:08]
05. Kicks [11:59]
06. She's My Best Friend [05:34]
07. Waiting For the Man [12:31]
08. Sheltered Life [06:34]
09. You Wear It So Well [04:51]
10. Claim to Fame [02:52]
11. Walk on the Wild Side [10:33]
total [1:17:16]

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Painkiller 07.05.1995 Carrboro

Painkiller is a project formed in 1991 by John Zorn, Mick Harris and Bill Laswell. Their music is insane and uncompromising mixture of free jazz and grindcore.
Harris departed in 1995 to focus on electronic music. For the 50th birthdays of Zorn, band was reformed with Hamid Drake in place of Harris.
Since then band played some gigs with different drummers. This summer Painkiller played in original line-up.
Did You noticed riff from "Iron Man"?

Painkiller 07.05.1995 Carrboro

01. Improvisation [04:34]
02. Improvisation [03:11]
03. Improvisation [06:47]
04. Improvisation [03:28]
05. Improvisation [08:55]
06. Improvisation [04:01]
07. Improvisation [00:51]
08. Improvisation [05:21]
09. Improvisation [09:45]
10. Improvisation [08:57]
11. Improvisation [04:27]
12. Improvisation [06:31]
total [1:06:49]


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Friday, August 22, 2008

Miles Davis contra los vampiros multinacionales 11.04.1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco

The Miles Davis Band played four shows on four consecutive nights in the Fillmore West, on April 9-12, 1970. Miles was on the same bill with The Grateful Dead, Stone the Crows and Clouds.
Lineup was: Miles Davis (tp), Steve Grossman (ss), Chick Corea (p), Dave Holland (b), Jack DeJohnette (d), Airto Moreira (pc)
The April 10 show was issued by Columbia in complete form on "Black Beauty: Miles Davis Live At The Fillmore West".
This recording features the only known version of of Corea's "Sundance/Vamp" by the Miles Davis Band, and the last known version of "Paraphernalia".

Miles Davis 11.04.1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco

01. Directions [09:30]
02. Miles Runs the Voodoo Down - Sundance/Vamp [13:34]
03. Paraphernalia [10:12]
04. Footprints [12:03]
05. I Fall in Love Too Easily [02:36]
06. Sanctuary [03:41]
07. It's About That Time [10:23]
08. Willie Nelson - Theme [04:24]
total [01:06:22]