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Copenhagen, Bordeaux 1966 & Newport 1967 Live First Release

Label: AlAy
Released: 2026
Track listing: Truth Is Marching In; Holy Ghost / Bells / Light In Darkness; Our Prayer; Spiritual Rebirth (incomplete); Infinite Spirit; Truth Is Marching In; Japan (traditional); Our Prayer.

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Reference: Bitches Brew Live 1969 In Europe

Label: AlAy
Released: 2026
Track listing: CD1: Directions; Bitches Brew; It’s About That Time; I Fall In Love Too Easily; Sanctuary; Bitches Brew; Paraphernalia; Nefertiti. CD2: Masqualero; This; Directions; Bitches Brew; I Fall In Love Too Easily; Sanctuary; It’s About Time; Masqualero.

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Miles Davis' 3rd Quintet: Reference: Bitches Brew Live 1969 In Europe

Read "Reference: Bitches Brew Live 1969 In Europe" reviewed by Mark Corroto


For Miles Davis, timing was everything. His music rarely stood still long enough for audiences to catch up. The Columbia releases of Filles de Kilimanjaro (January 29, 1969) and In a Silent Way (July 30, 1969) marked the decisive bridge between his acoustic past and electric future. Yet Davis was already moving beyond that bridge before ...

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Albert Ayler Quintet: Copenhagen, Bordeaux 1966 & Newport 1967 Live First Release

Read "Copenhagen, Bordeaux 1966 & Newport 1967 Live First Release" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Heroin addicts often speak of chasing that first high for the rest of their lives. A similar impulse can be found among devoted listeners of Charlie Parker, the Grateful Dead and especially free jazz, perhaps most intensely among followers of saxophonist Albert Ayler. That initial encounter with Ayler's music, whether live or on record, can feel ...

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Alay

Label: T&D Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Alay I; Pandangguhan; Saan Ka Man Naroroon (Wherever You Are); Dahil Sa Iyo (Because of You); Alay II; Bayan Ko (My Country); Maalaala Mo Kaya (Do You Still Remember); Kuya (Older Brother); Alay III: Harana (Seranada); Bahay Kubo (A Folk Song); Dahil Sa Iyo (Because of You); Alay IV.

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Victor Noriega: Alay

Read "Alay" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Victor Noriega goes back to his roots on Alay, his second album, to play traditional Filipino songs and originals based on Filipino music. He was awarded a grant from the Jack Straw Artist Support Program to arrange an album of Filipino tunes in 2005, and this is the result. Filipino music has absorbed European and American ...


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