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The BBC Sessions 1970-1976
By Kevin Ayers
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: CD1: Clarence in Wonderland; Stop This Train; Why Are We Sleeping; You Say You Like My Hat; Gemini Child; Lady Rachel; Shooting at the Moon; Derby Day; The Interview; We Did It Again/Murder in the Air; Lunatic's Lament; Oyster and the Flying Fish; Butterfly Dance; Whatevershebringswesing; Falling in Love Again; Queen Thing. CD2: Interview; Oh What a Dream; Shooting in a Bucket Blues; Another Whimsical Song; Lady Rachel; Stop This Train; Didn't Feel Lonely Till I Thought of You; Stranger in Blue Suede Shoes; Mr. Cool; Love's Gonna Turn You Round; Star; Ballad of Mr. Snake.
Kevin Ayers: The BBC Sessions 1970-1976
by John Kelman
It's always interesting to wonder what might have happened if a specific event in the history of a band hadn't occured. What would Soft Machine--a group ultimately more associated with jazz/rock and fusion--have become had original bassist/vocalist Kevin Ayers not left the band after an exhausting North American tour opening for Jimi Hendrix? Given Ayers' psychedelic ...
Soft Machine: Softstage: BBC In Concert 1972
by John Kelman
If a band exemplified the term mercurial, it was Soft Machine. Starting as a kind of post-Dadaist pop band in the late '60s only to end a little more than a decade later as a guitar-driven fusion group, Soft Machine went through so many personnel changes that it's a challenge, even in retrospect, to keep up. ...
Soft Machine & Heavy Friends: BBC in Concert 1971
by John Kelman
Released briefly on Windsong in the mid-'90s before going out of print and commanding large sums on eBay, the BBC recording of Soft Machine's March 11, 1971 Paris Theatre show in London, England was a one-off performance that most fans of the classic lineup--keyboardist Mike Ratledge, saxophonist Elton Dean, bassist Hugh Hopper, and drummer Robert Wyatt--could ...
Elton Dean & Sophia Domancich: Avant
by John Kelman
Saxophonist Elton Dean first came to fame in the late '60s as a member of pianist Keith Tippett's sextet, and perhaps more prominently as part of what is now considered to be the classic Soft Machine lineup that recorded Third, Fourth and Fifth. Since that time he's been involved in a variety of projects--both as a ...
Psychic Warrior: Psychic Warrior
by John Kelman
With a name like Psychic Warrior, one would expect some kind of metal or perhaps progressive rock group. But names can be deceiving; Psychic Warrior represents a collaboration by a group of British left-of-centre jazz players, including ex-Soft Machine saxophonist Elton Dean, In Cahoots bassist Fred T Baker and drummer Liam Genockey, who has worked with ...
Instants
By Pip Pyle
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Verse de Blue; Ifi Riff; Rumblestiltskin; Rumble Skin Stilt; Beneath
Psychic Warrior
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Burglary; Psychic Warrior; Green Lanes; Social Performers; Hail Mary Pass; Marina
Sea Of Infinity
By Elton Dean
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Steam Rooming; Boat'ing; Sibyling; Beer Can and X
Live at the BBC
By Elton Dean
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Dancin'; Soothing; Sweet Francesca; Bidet Bebop; Nicra; Seven for Me
