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#LiveattheBakedPotato (MoonJune Records) was recorded at the venerable #LA #Jazz club and includes #Tunes harkening back to #SoftMachine ’s mid-’70s era as well as more recent selections.
“Out-Bloody-Intro” opens the show
https://somethingelsereviews.com/2020/09/06/soft-machine-live-at-the-baked-potato
#LiveattheBakedPotato (MoonJune Records) was recorded at the venerable #LA #Jazz club and includes #Tunes harkening back to #SoftMachine ’s mid-’70s era as well as more recent selections.
“Out-Bloody-Intro” opens the show
https://somethingelsereviews.com/2020/09/06/soft-machine-live-at-the-baked-potato
El Skid by Elton Dean, Alan Skidmore, Chris Laurence, John Marshall, released on Vinyl Records in 1977
...a 1977 session with saxophonist Alan Skidmore (of Kate Bush fame), acoustic bassist Chris Laurence, and once-Soft Machine alumni drummer John Marshall. This quartet feels like a shared Dean/Skidmore project (something enhanced by the album title). The saxophonists share writing credits equally and take the same room in term of solo space. "Dr. Les Mosses" kicks things into gear with a hot fusion number the likes of Soft Machine circa 4: challenging yet frantically swinging. Skidmore tears open his tenor sax in this one. "First in the Attic" and "Thats for Cha," the two numbers penned by Dean, boil things down to something quieter, leaving room for Laurence to shine...- Jazz and Blues Club
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OyN-8tgxe4&list=RD-OyN-8tgxe4&start_radio=1
#EltonDean#AlanSkidmore#ChrisLaurence#JohnMarshall#SoftMachine#BritJazz#Music#Jazz#CanterburyScene
El Skid by Elton Dean, Alan Skidmore, Chris Laurence, John Marshall, released on Vinyl Records in 1977
...a 1977 session with saxophonist Alan Skidmore (of Kate Bush fame), acoustic bassist Chris Laurence, and once-Soft Machine alumni drummer John Marshall. This quartet feels like a shared Dean/Skidmore project (something enhanced by the album title). The saxophonists share writing credits equally and take the same room in term of solo space. "Dr. Les Mosses" kicks things into gear with a hot fusion number the likes of Soft Machine circa 4: challenging yet frantically swinging. Skidmore tears open his tenor sax in this one. "First in the Attic" and "Thats for Cha," the two numbers penned by Dean, boil things down to something quieter, leaving room for Laurence to shine...- Jazz and Blues Club
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OyN-8tgxe4&list=RD-OyN-8tgxe4&start_radio=1
#EltonDean#AlanSkidmore#ChrisLaurence#JohnMarshall#SoftMachine#BritJazz#Music#Jazz#CanterburyScene
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