World of Jazz Podcast 28 – On The Corner With Miles
This time around a focus on some of the studio work of Miles Davis between 1972 and 1974 which is generically known as “On The Corner Sessions” ….. all of the tracks are taken from the Complete On The Corner Sessions Box Set.
Listen here
The playlist
- Maiysha
- He Loved Him Madly
- Rated X
- Jabali
- Peace
- Big Fun
- Holly-Wuud
Notes
- 7th October 1974 – Miles with Sonny Fortune, Reggie Lucas, Pete Cosey, Dominique Gaumont, Michael Henderson, Al Foster, Mtume. As was usual with the studio work at this time this track was assembled from three different takes.
- 19th June 1974 - Miles with Dave Liebman, Reggie Lucas, Pete Cosey, Dominique Gaumont, Michael Henderson, Al Foster, Mtume. This master was assembled from five different takes.
- 6th September 1972 – Miles with Cedric Lawson, Reggie Lucas, Khalil Balakrishna, Michael Henderson, Al Foster, Badal Roy, Mtume. Notable for the inclusion of the electric sitar.
- 12th June 1972 – Miles with Carlos Garnett, Bennie Maupin, Herbie Hancock, Lonnie Liston Smith (or possibly Harold Ivory Williams), Colin Walcott, Michael Henderson, Al Foster, Billy Hart, Don Alias, Badal Roy
- 26th July 1973 – Miles with Dave Liebman, Reggie Lucas, Pete Cosey, Michael Henderson, Al Foster, Mtume
- as 5.
- as 5.
Aural Delights Podcast 29
As I was putting this weeks podcast together I heard of the passing of the great Ray Manzarek so I thought it would be fitting to include some Doors numbers in the show. As well as the usual selection of old and new I’m pleased to include a song by Julia Dowler who continues the Osborne family tradition of musical endeavour with her excellent songs and rather special vocal talents. This time around the song I am featuring is also part of the soundtrack of the new film “Molly Crows” which looks pretty good indeed. .
I also have a couple of tracks from the new Limozine album which continues the rich tradition of voodoo blues started by Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, a track from the new album from Saltland, and further tracks from the debut EP from Sam Smith & Company.
Listen here
- The Doors – Shaman’s Blues
- Silver Sound Explosion – Your World
- Limozine – Tokyo 1970
- Sam Smith & Company – Some Facts
- Saltland – Treehouse Schemes
- Julia Dowler – Black Heart
- Futur Primitif – Digital Space
- Public Sector Broadcasting – Inform Educate Entertain
- Tingle In The Netherlands – Girlie Disco One
- Little Shoes – Humble
- Government Death Epidemic – Shadow
- Kill Pretty – Babes In The Wood
- Welles – Green Power
- The Nectarine No9 – Chocolate Swastika
- Peter Hammill – Flight
- Limozine – Sick Chromosomes
- Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band – Nowadays A Woman’s Gotta Hit A Man
- Monster Island – Zoom, Zoom, Zoom
- Public Service Broadcasting – Late Night Final
- Dirty Beaches – I Dream In Neon
- Sam Smith & Company – The Pouring Rain Is Bliss
- Whitehorse – Killing Time Is Murder
- Van Der Graaf Generator – A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers/The Sleepwalkers Medley
- The Doors – Riders On The Storm
- The Doors – When The Music’s Over…
Information pertaining to the above:
- From “The Soft Parade”
- A demo track from Ben and Chris – who are looking for a drummer and an additional guitar player if anyone is available. Facebook.
- From the new album “You’ve Been Limozined” (their third) which was released on May 13th on Beat Atlas Records. Facebook.
- From the new EP From “Heathens to Devils”
- I Thought It Was Us But It Was All Of Us, the debut album from Rebecca Foon’s Saltland project, is available now. “Treehouse Schemes” is one of the more deliberately structured songs on the record, a beautifully paced and melodically direct composition that rallies several of the album’s guest players. Little Scream’s Laurel Sprengelmeyer contributes cascading guitar chords, Mishka Stein holds down the walking bassline and Jess Robertson deploys bass flute tones that swirl around the mix courtesy of Mark Lawson’s signal processing and production tweaks. Laurel and Jess join Rebecca on vocals for the song’s choruses as well. Download the track here: https://soundcloud.com/constellation-records/treehouse-schemes
- From the soundtrack of forthcoming horror film “Molly Crows” – an independent release put together on a shoe string budget but looks pretty damn good to me. The film is based on they true story of Molly Leigh the witch of Burslem, which is a township in Stoke On Trent, and whose grave is not far that of my grandfather Joseph Osborne in Burslem Cemetary. For more of Julia’s music please visit https://soundcloud.com/jdowler#play.
- Digital Space is the new single by Futur Primitif, the band featuring songwriter and singer Daniel Lefkowitz, former member of The Low Anthem. Daniel (voice/guitar) is joined in Futur Primitif by Jared Elmore on synths, drum machine.
- Still on tour and still the finest purveyors of electronic rock at the moment…..
- Becoming a regular feature on the show the work of Owen and Helen transcends the usual dance/electronic tropes to create a mesmerising sound.
- Your weekly dose of Moff Skellington as part of Little Shoes and from the “Ambushed By A Vacuum” album.
- From the eponymous EP – a nice slice of ska punk
- From “In 80 Days” – a slightly tougher version than the initial demo
- Mr Aikman of Flies On You pointed this lot out and rather good they are as well – the album is called ”Radical Shit”
- Classic Nectarines from the outstanding “Sea with 3 stars” album
- I have my ticket for Van Der Graaf at the Royal Northern College of Music in June where the band will be playing a version of this Hammill classic from “A Black Box”. Collectively known as “Flight” but comprising a suite of seven songs – Flying Blind, The White Cave Fandango, Control, Cockpit, Silk Worm Wings, Nothing is Nothing and A Black Box.
- as 3.
- From the much released live recordings at My Father’s Place in December 1978…..
- From the recent album “The Retaining Wall” – now a four piece apparently
- as 8.
- Alex Zhang Hungtai at his moody best from the “Drifters” album.
- as 4.
- Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland from the self-titled debut album by Whitehorse.
- Back to the RNCM gig where VDGG will be recreating the memorable “A Plague Of Lighthouse Keepers” – this live version of the classic album side from “Pawn Hearts” comes from the Vital album and also includes Sleepwalkers from “Godbluff”.
- From “LA Woman”
- From “Strange Days”
Seftel sounds
Seftel has announced an eponymous debut album, to be released on 27th May on Lo Recordings, written by Larry Seftel with production from Panos Ghikas and Johannes Von Wieseker of The Chap.
The promo says Larry is ”Influenced as much by literature as music”.
Based in Hackney, London ” Seftel weaves emotive and poetic lyrics over abstract sound palettes resulting in an array of trajectories: sometimes intimate and warm, frequently obscure and disturbing, but always a tad discomforting. This is due in no small part to Seftel’s deadpan vocal delivery juxtaposed with the often-nightmarish scenes that his songs describe.”
He cites influences such as Lenny Tristano, Robert Wyatt and Boulez & Ligeti during the writing of the album.
In anticipation of the album release, Lo Recordings have recently unveiled the video for lead single ‘Architects’. Directed by Larry Seftel, the video is the perfect compliment to his music, occupying a unique space where the boundaries between words, rhythm and art are blurred in an entrancing and surreal fashion.
Seftel -Architects.m4v from Lo+LOAF TV on Vimeo.
World of Jazz Podcast 27
You can listen to this podcast here…………..
Featured this time
- Joshua Redman – Stardust
- Ron Carter – Uptown Conversation
- Horace Tapscott – Sketches of Drunken Mary
- Henry Franklin – The Magic Boy
- Dizzie Gillespie – Dizzy Atmosphere
- Joe Lovano – Where Hawks Fly
- Coleman Hawkins – Love Song From Apache
- Nina Simone – Good Bait
- Dewey Redman – Joie De Vivre
- Joshua Redman – Let Me Down Easy
Sources
- Walking Shadows (2013)
- Uptown Conversation (1969)
- The Dark Tree (1991)
- The Skipper At Home (1974)
- Something Old Something New (1963)
- Landmarks (1991)
- Today and Now/Desifinado (Remastered) (2011)
- Little Girl Blue (1957)
- The Ear of the Behearer (1973)
- as 1.
Sonic Attack Podcast 8
On this weeks mix……which you can listen to here
- Purling Hiss – Lolita
- The Gifted – Inside Out
- Pyramidal – Alter of delusional world
- Power Trip – Manifest Decimation
- Endless Boogie – The Savagist
- Hills – Schlaraffenland
- Purling Hiss – Mercury Retrograde
- Pyramidal – Beyond The Lost Orbs
- Power Trip – Heretics Fork
- Iron Reagan – Drop The Gun
- Integrity – Beasts As Gods
- Purling Hiss – Rat Race
Sources
- Water On Mars (2013)
- Pre-release from forthcoming album of the same name – due in June
- Frozen Galaxies (2013)
- Manifest Decimation (2013) out on June 10th on Southern Lord
- Long Island (2013)
- Hills (2010)
- as 1.
- as 3.
- as 4.
- A 389 MMXIII Mixtape (2013)
- as 10.
- as 1.
Aural Delights Podcast 28
The central focus of this weeks lengthy extravaganza is the 30th studio album by The Fall which joins an obscenely large collection of their work which sits in a rack facing me here at Aural Delights Central…..I’m also pleased to provide you with a couple of tracks from the excellent new album from the Master Musicians of Bukkake who have just commenced a European Tour – unfortunately they are not gracing the shores of this island of ours with their presence - to make up there for this there are a couple of vid-chips from them at the bottom of this peroration…I have tracks from the new Public Service Broadcasting album which has been getting a serious amount of support…….the brand new single from Salford’s own Suzuki Method also gets a play – the band are now signed to A1M and we hope to see more of them soon……in between the usual local stuff combined the best new music from places far and wide and also a couple of classics from the archives…..as usual you can listen in here
- The Fall – Sir William Wray
- Suzuki Method – Country Cousins
- Positronik – Know My Place
- Crying Queerwolf – Less Camp Than Kirk
- Kin – Chemistry Set (Frida Kahlo Mix)
- Rick Redbeard – Clocks
- Todd Parker and the Witches – Malacandra
- Master Musicians Of Bukkake – White Mountain Return
- The Fall – Kinder of Spine
- Rival Schools – Indisposable Heroes
- Lloyd James Fay – Among The Reeds
- Moff Skellington and The Raildogs – I Stitch Together Tiny Birds
- Savages – She Will
- Peter Hammill – Invisible Ink
- The Fall – Hittite Man
- Kin – Reptile (Time Waites Mix)
- Danny Short – End Of My Journey
- Lloyd James Fay – Snowglobe
- The Blimp – Snowglobe
- The Fall – No Respects rev.
- Public Service Broadcasting – ROYGBIV
- Master Musicians of Bukkake – Arche
- Tom Waits – San Diego Serenade
- Doctor Tequila & The Mission D Mob – Highway 2000
- Kin – Awkward House
- The Fall – Victrola Time
- Mr Heart – Lynchpin
- Lloyd James Fay – Clouds Take Shape
- Public Service Broadcasting – The Now Generation
- The Cosmonauts – If You Wanna Leave
- The Fall – Irish
- The Trade -Amsterdam
- Arcade Parade – Grace
- Warm Widow – Back Of The Class
- Action Beat – TCX06V_B2
- The Fall – Jetplane
- Coroner for the Police – Rubies and Diamonds
- Public Service Broadcasting – Qomolanga
- Exchange – Motion
- Suzuki Method – Purple Aki
- The Fall – Loadstones
Sources
- From the new album “Re-Mit”
- New Single
- Remix by Jeff Black
- New demo track from CQ
- From the new EP Soon
- From the “No Selfish Heart” album
- From the new album “Martians”
- From the new album “Far West” – released on Important Records on June 10th
- as 1.
- From the new album “Found”
- From Lloyd’s debut album ‘The Black River Chronicles’. Release dates is June 10th 2013, on Platform Records.
- From “The Main Road Threatening Invasion”
- From “Silence Yourself”
- From “In A Foreign Town”
- as 1.
- as 5.
- From “Sunset Kicks In”
- as 11.
- From “4.3″
- as 1.
- From “Inform-Educate-Entertain”
- as 8.
- From “”Round Midnight”
- From “Highway 2000″
- As 5.
- as 1.
- From “The Unspeakable Mr Heart” – playing a free gig at the Bay Horse in Manchester’s Northern Quarter on Friday 17th along with Coroner for the Police.
- as 11.
- as 21.
- Released on April 29th 2013. More info on Facebook.
- as 1.
- From the new album “”Fu- Go” which will be available for download from May 20th. Facebook.
- From the new EP “Cave of Swimmers” which is released May 27th. Facebook.
- From “Widower”
- From “The Condition (Truth Cult)
- as 1.
- From “Swamp Box”
- as 21.
- from Systems
- From the Suzuki\Method EP
- as 1.
Further Material
World of Jazz Podcast 26 – Over The Rainbow
This week theme is Rainbows and the colours that make them up – listen in here
- Chet Baker – Somewhere Over The Rainbow
- Red Garland – Blue Red
- Reuben Wilson – Orange Peel
- Modern Jazz Quintet – Over The Rainbow
- Eberhard Weber – Yellow Fields
- Bill Evans with Philly Joe Jones – Green Dolphin Street
- Cedar Walton – Over The Rainbow
- Abbey Lincoln – Blue Monk
- Bobo Stenson, Anders Jormin, Jon Falt – Indigo
- McCoy Tyner – Above The Rainbow
- Ahmed Jamal – Ultra Violet
- Enrico Pieranunzi Trio – Over The Rainbow
Sources of the above
- Somewhere Over The Rainbow (1962)
- A Garland Of Red (1956)
- Blue Break Beats, Vol 2 (1993)
- Fontessa (1956)
- Yellow Fields (1975)
- Bill Evans With Philly Joe Jones (1959)
- Voices Deep Within (2009)
- Straight Ahead (1961)
- Indicum (2012)
- Sama Layuca (1974)
- Picture Perfect (2001)
- Night Gone By (2003)
Sonic Attack Podcast 7
On this weeks podcast I have focused on three new releases from Black Market Serotonin, Zolle and Iron Tongue. The three bands demonstrate effectively the broad church of the noisier end of rock at the moment. In between some more from the two compilations I have been featuring in recent weeks and a classic bit of psych from Xhol…..Hope you enjoy it – you can listen here
- Black Market Serotonin – Singularity
- Iron Tongue – Ever After
- Zolle – Trakthor
- Xhol – Surrealistic Scenery
- Black Market Serotonin – Something From Nothing Part II
- Zolle – LeeQuame
- Iron Tongue – Witchery
- Convolution – Revolt Reboot
- Ruby The Hatchet – Nowhere
- Zolle – Forko
- Anomic – The Elixir of Life Part 1
- Iron Tongue – Skeleton
- It’s Not Night, It’s Space – Painted Serpent
- Zolle – Mayale
Sources of the above
- Something from Nothing (2013) - http://superstardestroyer.bandcamp.com/album/something-from-nothing
- The Dogs Have Barked, The Birds Have Flown (2013) released on 27th May on Neurot
- Zolle (2013) released on Supernatural Cat on 13th May.
- Essen (1970)
- as 1.
- as 3.
- as 2.
- Soundshock Presents – Breaking The Waves Vol 1(2013)
- Dissolve Compilation Volume 1 (2012)
- as 3.
- as 8.
- as 2.
- as 8.
- as 3.
Aural Delights Podcast 27
No chat from me this time around due to other commitments so just a straight music mix – and it’s with great pleasure I feature new tunes from Kin, The Ascension, The Fall and Death to the Strange, lots of other local music, some classic underground tunes and new album cuts – as usual you can listen here…..
- Cable 35 – Rental Sunshine
- The Fall – Sir William Wray
- Kin – Glass Thing
- Exchange – Sunday
- Sallie Ford and the Sound Outside – Addicted
- Death to the Strange – Openshaw Blues
- The Ascension – In A Digital Arcade
- Greg Stackhouse Prevost – Death Rides With The Morning Sun
- The Green Pajamas – The Red Red Rose
- Ummagma – Kiev
- Dope Body – Out Of My Mind
- Hell On Heels – Win Some Lose Some
- Sacre Noir – She Can’t Take It
- Mike Heron – Stranded in Iowa
- Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Montana
- Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Owed T’Alex
- Dr Tequila and the Mission D Mob – Papa’s 3rd Wife
- Stellar OM Source – Copper Dream
- Purson – Rockin’ Horse
- Public Service Broadcasting -Spitfire
- Master Musicians Of Bukkake – Perde Kaldirma
- Little Shoes – In The Nightpond
- Early Mojo – The Little Things
- Art Gruppe – I will survive
- Tingle In The Netherlands – I Lost My Heart to a Starship Cleaner
- Toska Wilde – Hard As Nail Varnish
- Blue Orchids – Out Of Sight
- Mummy Short Arms – Where’s The Mortuary?
- Harry Manx – Tijuana
- Death to the Strange – Paper Nest
- Kin – Sitting Here
- The Girobabies -What Victor Said
- Ummagma – Rotation
- Tartufi – Furnace of Fortune
- The Get – You Gotta Wear A Dress
- The Ascension- Drowning In The Drought
- Passage of Time – Big John Says No!
- Mike Heron – Singing the Dolphin Through
Sources
- From the Fungus EP – playing on Thursday 16th May – Manchester, The Retro Bar
- New single – also on the new album “Re-Mit” which is out on May 13th
- From the new EP “Soon” which is free to download from Bandcamp
- New single out on June 2nd – new album “Seconds” is on the way on July 2nd
- From the second album “Untamed Beast”
- From the new EP – “Sign On” which is due out when they tell us it’s out
- From the new single “Drowning In The Drought” available now on Bandcamp on pay what you want
- From the new album “Mississippi Murderer”
- From the new EP “The Red Red Rose (Song for Phoebe Prince)”
- From the “Antigravity” album.
- From “Natural History” – they are playing “The Bay Horse” Manchester on May 25th.
- From “Dogs, Records and Wine”
- From Dogs Got a Bone Compilation “”2012 – The Year of the Dog”
- From the “Diamond of Dreams” album
- From “Overnite Sensation”
- From “Shiny Beast – Bat Chain Puller”
- From the new album “Prescription for Fun”
- From the “Ocean Woman” album
- From the “Rocking Horse” album
- From the War Room EP – playing on Tuesday 14th May – Manchester, Sound Control – just got hold of the album which I shall feature next week.
- From the Totem Two Album – a new full-length entitled Far West is due for release 10th June through Important Records.
- From the “Ambushed By A Vacuum” album – and good news Moff is working on new tunes!
- From the “Swimming In Circles” album – get their stuff from Facebook
- From the compilation album “Any Love Is Good Love”
- From “Why Can’t You Write Something Nice For A Change?”
- as 24….
- From “The Sleeper” …. I am advised recent gigs down south went very well…..lets hope we can tempt them to play in the North West sometime soon.
- From “Old Jack’s Windowless Playhouse”
- From the “Isle of Manx” album
- as 6…
- as 3…
- as 13…
- From the “Ummagma” album
- From the “These Factory Days” album
- as 24…
- as 7…
- From the new album “All Art=No Fun” available from Bandcamp
- From “Mike Heron’s Reputation”








