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Soft Machine Legacy: Live Adventures

Read "Live Adventures" reviewed by Nic Jones


With Hugh Hopper's death in 2009, Soft Machine Legacy lost its last link with the classic Soft Machine lineups that recorded its most potent music. What is here, then, is a band which pledges allegiance to the relatively straightforward fusion period of the band's history. Once that's clarified, however, it's still a fact ...

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Soft Machine Legacy: Live Adventures

Read "Live Adventures" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen


The unique jazz-rock of Soft Machine Legacy moves into a new decade with Live Adventures (Moonjune, 2010), along with yet another new lineup, recorded live shortly after the 2009 passing of bassist Hugh Hopper. No matter how much change in personnel occurs, a very identifiable and distinct sound is maintained all around. The balance in this ...

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Soft Machine: Softs

Read "Softs" reviewed by John Kelman


The last several years have seen the bulk of legendary British group Soft Machine's original recordings reissued: some available after years out-of-print; all receiving sonic upgrades as definitive as they'll likely ever get. Still, Esoteric Recordings' Mark Powell gave all the love he could to Sony's reissue of the group's classic Third (1970), but its marginal ...

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Full Circle: Underbelly

Read "Underbelly" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


The British piano trio, Full Circle brings a wide range of influences and experiences to Underbelly, their debut album. The result is a slickly-produced collection of original tunes from three talented musicians and writers. Pianist Joss Peach, who composed most of the tunes, is a percussionist as well as a pianist and plays ...

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Soft Machine: NDR Jazz Workshop - Hamburg, Germany May 17, 1973

Read "Soft Machine: NDR Jazz Workshop - Hamburg, Germany May 17, 1973" reviewed by John Kelman


Every year it seems that more archive material is unearthed from Soft Machine, the legendary British group that began life in Dadaist psychedelia, but wound down as a powerhouse, chops-centric, fusion outfit at the end of the 1970s, with stops in more complex writing and free jazz territory along the way. As influenced by minimalist composers ...

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Anthony Jackson and Yiorgos Fakanas: Interspirits

Read "Anthony Jackson and Yiorgos Fakanas: Interspirits" reviewed by Ian Patterson


It may come as a surprise to anyone wading through bass guitar giant Anthony Jackson's discography, which mind bogglingly totals over three thousand recordings, that he has never recorded a solo album. The legendary bassist--who has played with an astonishing variety of artists of the caliber of Chick Corea, Roberta Flack, the O'Jays, Buddy Rich, Paul ...

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Theo Travis: From Prog to Jazz and Back Again

Read "Theo Travis: From Prog to Jazz and Back Again" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


British musician Theo Travis has one of the most varied performing and recording histories to be found among contemporary jazz musicians. A talented saxophonist, flautist and composer, Travis has performed solo, in duos and quartets, in straight ahead jazz combos and in electronic, improvisational groups. He has performed live soundtracks in cinemas, ...

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British Tour ‘75

Label: Major League Productions
Released: 2006
Track listing: 01. Bundles 3:17; 02. Land of the Big Snake 4:01; 03. Out of Season 6:13; 04. The Man Who Waved at Trains 6:15; 05. JVH 4:12; 06. The Floating World 1:12; 07. Ban-Ban Caliban 9:53; 08. Sideburn 10:21; 09. Hazard Profile, Pt. 1 6:12; 10. Hazard Profile, Pt. 2 1:41; 11. Hazard Profile, Pt. 3 0:24; 12. Hazard Profile, Pt. 4 1:39; 13. Hazard Profile, Pt. 5 4:14; 14. Song of Aeolus 3:58; 15. Sign of Five 14:45

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Soft Machine: British Tour ‘75

Read "British Tour ‘75" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


I Soft Machine, che troviamo ben documentati da questo bel concerto tenutosi all’Università di Nottingham l’undici ottobre del 1975, erano all'epoca ormai diventati una band inserita pienamente nel filone inglese del jazz-rock, avendo perso per strada buona parte di quelle deliziose anomalie che avevano caratterizzato la parte iniziale della loro carriera, spesa fra Canterbury e i ...

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2ndVision

Label: Challenge Jazz
Released: 2000


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