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Short but very, very sweet 7 song set by the original line-up of Traffic [Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, Dave Mason, Chris Wood], touring for their classic psychedelic album, Mr Fantasy.
This was recorded at the Konserthuset in Stockholm on September 12, 1967 and is presented in quite excellent sound for the time period.
01 - Giving To You
02 - Smiling Phases
03 - Coloured Rain
04 - Hole In My Shoe
05 - Feelin' Good
06 - Paper Sun
07 - Dear Mr. Fantasy

One of the greatest bands to emerge in the year of the summer of love, their “Mr Fantasy” album is my favorite psychedelic album.
These BBC sessions have been out many times in many ways, but if you don’t have them, they present an alternative look at many of the tracks from Mr Fantasy & more!

“Steve Winwood, Dave Mason, Chris Wood and Jim Capaldi formed Traffic in April 1967. Expectations ran high and were triumphantly met by Paper Sun, which became a smash hit upon release in May (and,,,

I am indulging myself a little bit here, but what-the-hey; this is probably the only album that I have owned since 8th grade that I have *never* stopped liking, and still like very much to this very day. One of the greatest adventurous psychedelic pop albums of its day (1967), Traffic included the major talents of Steve Winwood-guitars, keyboards, vocals, Dave Mason-guitars, sitars mellotrons, vocals, Chris Wood-saxes flutes, vocals and Jim Capaldi-drums and vocals. This 24 bit remastered version from...

Remastered in 2002 with a bonus track! The wonderful psychedelic proto-progressive group Traffic came to a grinding halt sometime in late 1968, when Steve Winwood left the band to join Blind Faith or th...

"Repsychled Records has had the wonderful idea to make updated versions of some of their best-loved reissues. The first release in this new series will be Traffic Sound's Virgin. In January 1970, Traffic Sound's second album, Virgin appeared on the...

David Tranchina - Bass & Compositions
Gary Fukushima - Piano & Wurlitzer
Trevor Anderies - Drums
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Argenta Walther - Voice

“Grey Sky, bassist and composer David Tranchina's debut album as a leader, is an impressionistic cycle of somnambulant movements that wander freely from a base in jazz to psychedelic ambience and beyond. An unmistakable sense of curiosity and exploration is prevalent throughout the seven pieces on the album and is shepherded by two wordless vocal...

2nd album from Bethesda, Maryland's post rock/electronic heroes...

"Surrender To The Night opens with a coldly malevolent mechanical hum that evolves into "Motr," a straight-ahead rocker lacking only vocals to make it worthy of Thin Lizzy or Rush. Then it immediately veers into the screeching, synthetic experimentalism of "Cologne," a song recalling Kraftwerk on an amphetamine binge. Primitive, tinker-toy electronics and the kind of obtuse, nuevo-fusion attitudinal shift that colors similar...

3rd album from Bethesda, Maryland's post rock/electronic heroes...

"Trans Am's third and most controversial album, The Surveillance, marks a new direction for them as it is the first that they recorded and mixed entirely by themselves. Like their two previous full length releases, this record is a mixture of rock and electronic sounds. However, it features less lush production than Surrender to the Night, instead moving from sparse and paranoid electronic jams to balls-to-the-walls rockers...

Jeff Arnal, percussion / Seth Misterka, alto saxophone / Reuben Radding, bass / Nate Wooley, trumpet.

"Quadrologues is the second Clean Feed release by the New York based quartet Transit. This collection of pieces integrates the tradition of...

"If having a balletic sense of time made percussionist Jeff Arnal very requested among choreographers, his hability to deploy a wide range of colors and dynamics turned him into a composer, even when he’s just improvising. An incontornable figure in the..

"Seven electroacoustic works by five young Argentinian composers: Daniel Schachter, Tiempo Quebrado (1993); Ricardo Dal Farra, _Due Giorni Dopo (1988) and Ashram (1991), with Joseph Celli on mukha veena; Martín Alejandro Fumarola, Callejuelas (1996) and..

"The Esoteric Antenna label is pleased to announce the release of the new album by internationally acclaimed British saxophone and flute player and composer Theo Travis 'Transgression' his first solo album in eight years, with his band 'Double Talk'...

''Following up their journey in the traditions of Piedmont Tre Martelli add with their new recording Car de Steli a new step to keep alive the folk heritage of their region. An heritage often forgotten or not considered, where ballads and tunes coexist...

''Following up their journey in the traditions of Piedmont Tre Martelli . We have a new confirmation of the skill of this band, the real leader of the roots music in Piedmont.'' [Felmay/Robi Droli]

The historic Piedmontese folk group, soon to celebrate thirty years of music making, have decided to mark the event with the release of a new CD, reworking of old tunes that are faithful to the spirit of the orginals but free of superfluous olde-worlde...

"Krautrock from 2005 -- on their analog-recorded debut album the quintet Treacle People very impressively and with lots of love to the detail revive the spirit, the musicianship and the passion of their British/German idols from the early '70s...

Sebastian Strinning tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Manuel Troller guitar
Gerry Hemingway drums, voice

"In 2009 American percussionist and composer Gerry Hemingway relocated in Luzern, Switzerland, and found himself in a thriving community of musicians and artists with whom he has forged new relationships. Chief among those relationships are the guitarist Manuel Troller [of Schnellertollermeier] and saxophonist and bass clarinetist Sebastian Strinning. As a group they began exploring...

"Oregon's fathers of freak-folk/folk psych pioneers The Tree People have, incredibly, made another album once again. Responsible for two awesome works in the late '70s and early '80s, here they are now with a new album and they sound exactly as they...

"The Treehouse Project combines some of Chicago's finest indie and jazz musicians into a thoroughly unique blend of jazz ideology, indie rock attitude and roots music flavor. Their self-titled debut was widely praised by jazz writers. The Picture Show...

For me, Trees were one of the greatest of the great first generation UK folk rock bands, sporting a great, truly psychedelic lead guitarist a wonderful vocalist and excellent musicianship and especially vision from all. This is their two albums, plus two new discs of alternate mixes, early demos, BBC session tracks and 2018 live recordings in London.

“A beautiful hybrid, Trees found a unique space between intimate folk and freewheeling psychedelia. Musically ambitious yet brilliantly balanced...

Treminhao is a classic trio from Recife, in north-east Brazil, with guitar, bass and drums, but with several guests on instruments like guitar and also on local, regional instruments such as rabeca (Brazilian fiddle), zabumba and triangulo (Brazilian p...

Trephine are a Baltimore based metal/prog/punk/math band who use a guitar/bass/drums/found object percussion lineup to beat all listeners into submission. They've been around for a few years now and I saw them several years ago, and they were quite fun...

Martin Kuchen, alto & baritone sax / Per Zanussi, bass / Raymond Strid, drums.

"No, Martin Kichen isn't a composer of programmatic music, conceived only to accompany silent movies, dancers or stage actors, but even if this wonderful Swedish...

Per Zanussi double bass
Raymond Strid drums and percussion
Martin Küchen baritone, alto and sopranino saxophones

"After “...was there to illuminate the night sky...”, “Bruder Beda” and “Human Encore”, this one with Joe McPhee as special guest, Trespass Trio is back to tell us another story without words. There’s a narrative structure developing from start to finish, with a cinematic quality, but everything goes through an emotional level (from rage to a disarming tenderness) and the..

Martin Küchen, sax / Per Zanussi, bass / Raymond Strid, drums

"These are difficult times to be an idealist in what concerns the social function of music. Do really the art of sounds can change the world, something that many believed possible...

Joe McPhee, tenor saxophone and pocket trumpet / Martin Küchen, alto and baritone saxophones / Per Zanussi, double bass / Raymond Strid, drums.

"A dog barks during a trumpet solo and a car alarm ends a piece: this is reality music, music coming..

Per Zanussi double bass
Martin Küchen baritone and sopranino saxophone
Raymond Strid drums
Susana Santos Silva trumpet

"Beseeching, smouldering, melancholy, impassioned. Live in Oslo is all these things and plenty more besides, a glorious recording capturing the dazzling inaugural summit featuring European maestros of restraint Trespass Trio and rising radical of free-improv, Portuguese trumpeter Susana Santos Silva.
An idea long in gestation, this no-brainer collaboration...

''Tri Muzike is a band formed by some of the best Italian players of Klezmer and East Europe music. This is the first recording by this group and presents music from the Balkan area and the Middle-East, mostly dancing tunes and songs. Arab influences, ...

(This album) demonstrates the breadth of the group's artistic visions and capturing them at the height of their interpretative powers. Born from an onstage collaboration with Moni Ovadia, the band have gone through a number of lineup changes since thei...

2005 edition in mini-lp sleeve. "A short-lived, obscure group. In fact, no one knows even the names of its members. A large part of this album is instrumental, such as the 4-part suite "Sabazio". This is typical keyboard-based, classically-inclined pro...

A symphonic prog band that defined Flamenco progressive and were the foremost Spanish progressive band. These guys, at times, remind me a lot of King Crimson in their early days, yet were a genre in themselves. With poetically styled songs, gorgeous fl...


Long unavailable first album by this instrumental Swedish symphonic/progressive rock band from 1984. It was hard to be a symphonic rock act in 1984...

"New Views was the first album of Tribute and was the one that gave the group their...

"The 4th and final album of the Swedish progrock band - digitally remastered! The Swedish symphonic rockband TRIBUTE was founded 1982 by the two musicians/composers Gideon Andersson and Josef (formerly Christer) Rhedin. The band created four albums - "New Views", "Breaking Barriers", "Live" and "Terra Incognita". "New Views" was the first album and was the one that gave the group their breakthrough in Germany and Sweden in the middle of the nineteen eighties. TRIBUTE toured continuously between 1983 and...

"In the early '90s, the short-lived instrumental group the Coctails created an intriguing blend of easy listening pop and avant-rock. The Chicago trio, Tricolor, are undoubtedly familiar with the Coctails' work -- guitarist Jeff Parker, a member of both AACM and Tortoise, is part of the same general school of musicians that has infiltrated every level of the Chicago post-rock scene -- and although they don't sound that much like the Coctails, a similar aesthetic seems to be at play...


"Featuring Fred Lonberg-Holm on cello, Paul Hoskin on contrabass clarinet and Leslie Ross on bassoon. These 3 excellent musicians tread the fine line between composition and improvisation. And to be quite honest, they often cross over that line...

Excellent instrumental quartet of keyboards, guitar, bass & drums playing a jammy-styled psychedelic spacerock. They refer to their music as 'heavy zen jazz' and while they certainly aren't a 'jazz band', this comfortably fits into the heavy/hard fusio...

Typically thorough reissue on Garden of Delights of the exceedingly rare (only 150 made) self-released 1969 album by a trio of organ/piano/trumpet/vocals, bass and drums. Obviously very influenced by The Nice and perhaps to a lesser extent early Soft M...

"Denver-based trumpeter-composer Joshua Trinidad makes a strikingly original statement on his RareNoise Records debut, In November. Recorded in Giske, Norway, this highly evocative trio outing features the adventurous Norwegian guitarist-composer and ECM recording artist Jacob Young and drummer Stale Liavik Solberg, a central figure on Oslo's improvising music scene.
Brimming with deep and winding lyricism, Trinidad's elegiac seventh album as a leader is a compelling mix of bold long tones on...

Kjetil Møster, saxophones, clarinet / Morten Qvenild, keyboards / Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, bass / Thomas Strønen, drums.

"With a past in hardcore/metal bands, mostly playing the bass guitar, soon Kjetil Moster changed to the tenor saxophone and...

"Once upon a time...back in the ancient era of the 70s there was a fantastic but little known German fusion band called Katamaran. They made three phenomenal albums that would send Return To Forever fans into ecstasy. Then they were gone. Guitarist Franz Holtmann is 1/3 of Trinity Xperiment.
A bit later in the 90s...perhaps not so ancient...there was an intense German fusion band called Matalex. Keyboardist Matthias Krauss was an active member. He is 1/3 of Trinity Xperiment...

This is a pretty amazingly hot, modern power trio fusion album, with everyone playing great. Of course, in a band like this, the main focus is on the guitarist and he delivers some pretty wild playing on top of the syncopated groove laid down by the...

"In mid-October, 1969, I left the UK to meet up with bassist Barre Phillips and drummer Stu Martin to begin working with them as "The Trio".-John Surman (notes to “Way Back When”)
This was the band that Surman joined in the fall of 1969 that led to him becoming an early Brit-jazz expatriate for about 3 years but that also led to him becoming internationally known, especially on the European continent.
Their first release was a pretty powerful blast then as it still is today.
Due to his...

Sam Lohman - Drums
Aaron Martin - Sax
Luke Stewart - Bass

"Days to be Told is new music with an integrity modeled by musicians who are making it happen in a very old way, a rising tide of putting it all together: place and sound, people and purpose. Triangles imply a certain geometrical balance and stability; that’s why we put cameras on tripods. A group like this—two-man rhythm section, plus free-soloing saxophonist—can self-destruct on the spire of imbalance or implode under the weight.

OLIVER LAKE ALTO SAXOPHONE, SOPRANINO SAXOPHONE / REGGIE WORKMAN: BASS / ANDREW CYRILLE DRUMS

"Time being what it is, there are several ways to approach Time Being, the latest and, I think, best of the Trio 3 albums – among them, its...

Olive Lake: Alto Saxophone
Reggie Workman: Bass
Andrew Cyrille: Drums
Vijay Iyer: Piano

Three heavy weights of American jazz Oliver Lake, Reggie Workman and Andrew Cyrille make up the band Trio 3. For their 6th album on Intakt....

Reggie Workman: Bass / Andrew Cyrille: Drums / Oliver Lake: Alto Saxophone, Flute / Geri Allen: Piano

"Geri Allen is a natural choice, an already well-established collaborator with each member of Trio 3. Cyrille played on her 1984 debut...

Reggie Workman: Bass / Andrew Cyrille: Drums / Oliver Lake: Alto Saxophone, Flute / Geri Allen: Piano.

"Trio 3 played five evenings together with pianist Geri Allen in the New York jazz club Birdland, paying homage to the jazz pianist Mary...

Irène Schweizer: Piano / Reggie Workman: Bass / Andrew Cyrille: Drums / Oliver Lake: Alto Saxophone

"What we get to hear on this album is a transatlantic encounter that casts an up-to-date yet historical light on many relations and cross...