I have been playing a lot of Frank Lowe lately.
This LP has been on the stack next to turntable, as Frank's on this.
Some great mentions, recognition & posting of the music of the fantastic drummer Phillip Wilson recently at inconstantsol , brought the 2 into co-junction
I think I normally write too much - and bore people - so this time just a few words about this performance: -
'Wish I was there' . . .
Phillip Wilson -Drums, Percussion
Frank Lowe -Tenor Saxophone
Olu Dara -Trumpet
Fred Williams -Bass
Side 1
1. Broadway Rhumba
2. Cha Cha
3. This Is For You
Side 2
1. F & L
2. It's A Party
Recorded live Moers Festival - 15th May 1978.
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A live recording, straight-thru Sides, no tracks split.
There's some slightly odd sounding edits once or twice - these are on the original LP, and not my clumsiness, honest.
This has been out of print for some time - Moers had no stock and no plans to repress in 2008 when I spoke to them.
To my knowledge, never issued on CD.
FLAC Files.
Uploaded files corrupted, pls stand by for a 2nd upload - now pending! ..
Wow man I really look forward to hearing this one..P Wilson is one creative mother..Fortunate enough to see him in action with L Smith and J Dyani at the North Sea Festival..Circle records released the gig on LP..Thanks for this post.
Terrific, thanks, I also love Frank Lowe, and live is a real treat
Sorry, but you indicated twice the same link (Part 2), Part 1 is missing
Drunk again trane
Part 1
http://www.multiupload.com/JJFF893YGE
Part 2
http://www.multiupload.com/WWSB0XJL7R
All is fine now!
hey S, comment Mod is somehow back i thought i had disabled it ..
Thank you for this marvelous thing of beauty... heard once 15 years ago !
Thanks for the post..Also gotta back your endorsement of F Lowe..One hellva player in his own highly personal way..Saw him live one time in London..At his best struck me as a player who avoided cliche in his music making..Seemed supremely untouched by any trane-isms (and how many tenor players can you say that of?)..Still hold 'The Flam' is the highest regard.
Looking forward to this. Thnak you.
you don't go on too much it is informative. i enjoy. looking forward to this set. as i saw philip live at least once, and saw
frank lowe with alice coletrane way back when. keep up the great posts and write ups
robert
Hi Serviceton,
please mail me - I've a small offer for you.
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hi S,
do you still have this one??
I am really into this nowadays
certainly I would enjoy this reacord
thanks a lot
I really appreciate
danielgralha@gmail.com
hey daniel - For a blogger with an identity - not a random anonymous -
who digs the music?
Of course, and you're welcome! I'm about 80% sure I still have the files for this - I'll let you know here shortly.
Re-Up. Phillip Wilson Quartet - Live at Moers - FLACs & Scans
https://rapidshare.com/files/2958398858/PW-QTTmoers-1978.part1.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/2097360658/PW-QTTmoers-1978.part2.rar
yeah man.!
thank you very very much
listen to it right now
totally enjoyable session
cheers
If at all possible to repost this, it looks GREAT!
Phillip Wilson Quartet - Live at Moers Festival
Re-Up
Part 1 https://mega.nz/#!848FFIaI
Part 2 https://mega.nz/#!wxcWgKiC
Part 1 Encryption Key - !wxGm4jaje2pdBMftzJtxLjpvYH2b8g0pGTfm9QfkaAI
Part 2 Encryption Key - !rjxrz60ntivzPGdcTSR2XWzDAjWx5QDAXJglvrRRZJU
Despite having asked Mega to generate links Without Encryption Keys - it appears these keys (above) will be required.Seems like a current bug in their system - maybe they'll fix it later.
Thanks so much for the re-up + the keys!
Excellent concert! Broadway Rhumba + (I believe) Cha Cha are Frank Lowe compositions. Note This is also valuable for the terribly under-recorded Olu Dara from around this time period!
servicton, Tried leaving a comment at the page for the Bobby Few - coming through. The links don't work now. Any possibility of a re-up? Bobby solo is great! I've got the more recent Lights and Shadows + also his work w/Undivided + Waclaw Zimpel is magnifique!
Unknown - Glad you enjoyed the record. Like you, I really dig Olu Dara's down-home avant-guard approach. It's not a record to change lives perhaps, but a really enjoyable concert for all that. I have at least 3 tunes here down as Lowe's, so it was sloppy of Moers to credit all compositions to Wilson. Broadway Rhumba was practically Frank's signature tune for chrissake.
Jazz Hound - Good to hear of another Bobby Few enthusiast. New links for Coming Thru now up, over on that post.
Very lively. Thanks for posting.
With my absolute love for Frank Lowe.... How this album has eluded me for all these years is a mystery. Not sure how I missed your original post of this. But the fact it still has a active link brings great joy. There are a few other live recordings of this band floating around.
Thank you. I miss this blog!
9 grey chairs hearkens back to an age when blogs had style and dignity....and respect for the artists.
A hearty cheers to both S's
J
The links are still working! Thank you so much!
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