Showing posts with label Ronnie Boykins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ronnie Boykins. Show all posts
8 October 2014
7 October 2014
CHARLES TYLER/ENSEMBLE – VOYAGE FROM JERICHO (AK-BA RECORDS, 1975)
A1. Voyage From Jericho
A2. Return To The East
B1. Just For Two
B2. Children's Music March
B3. Surf Ravin
Arthur Blythe, alto saxophone
Charles Tyler, alto and baritone saxophone
Ronnie Boykins, bass
Steve Reid, drums
Earl Cross, trumpet
Recorded July 1974 at Studio ONE, N.Y.
AK-BA Records – AK 1000
LP Rip
31 March 2014
Steve Lacy Three-The Lost Tracks from Capers,1979
This reissue box edition from 1981 is a huge sonic improvement , on the first edition.
Boykins is not as audible as on the cd versions.. but otherwise the sound is great..
Anyone know why this material hasn't been reissued?
The Crunch is particularly great one of those sprawling blow out monsters, like the thing, where Lacy stretches his extended technique to the limit.
Dennis Charles Beating out Melodic Martial tattoo like rhythms in unison with Lacy is a Joyous aural feast, a pity this trio didn't record more!
recorded live at soundscape by Peter Kuhn on December 29-1979
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