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Distant Voices / Yuji Takahashi + Masahiko Sato

Label: hat ART
Released: 2006

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New Jazz Meeting Baden-Baden 2002

Label: hat ART
Released: 2006

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Songs

Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Gay Paree Bop; Nowhere Street; Somebody Special; Luvzya; Keep the Change; Permutations: Junk is No Good Baby, Kick That Habit Man, I Don't Work You Dig; Blue Baboon; Nowhere Street 1.

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Live At Jazzwerkstatt Peitz

Label: hat ART
Released: 2006

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Clangs

Label: Ictus Records
Released: 2021

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Esteem

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Crust; The Uh Uh Uh; The Rush; Esteem; Flakes; The Duck.

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Steve Lacy Quintet: Esteem

Read "Esteem" reviewed by Nic Jones


Anyone who demands state of the art sound quality needn't read any further. This music was originally captured on a cassette by the late Steve Lacy himself and comes from his own archive, as maintained by his wife, Irene Aebi. Audio restoration hasn't resulted in state of the art reproduction, but when the music is as ...

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Steve Lacy: Esteem

Read "Esteem" reviewed by Troy Collins


Although soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy passed away in 2004, he left behind an archive of private cassette recordings documenting live concerts recorded from the 1970s up to his final gigs. This live set, recorded at the club La Cour des Miracles in Paris on February 26, 1975, captures Lacy's quintet in all its fiery splendor. This ...

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Steve Lacy & Brion Gysin: Songs

Read "Songs" reviewed by R. Emmet Sweeney


At the end of 1980, the late Steve Lacy expanded his group to a sextet with the addition of pianist Bobby Few. His first recording with this new configuration was Songs, a 1981 collaboration with poet/painter Brion Gysin, best known for his work with William Burroughs. Lacy and Gysin had worked together as far back as ...

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Steve Lacy / Joelle Leandre: One More Time

Read "One More Time" reviewed by AAJ Staff


By Ken Waxman One More Time features French bassist Joëlle Léandre bonding musically with Steve Lacy. Recorded in Brussels during one of the longtime expatriate's farewell to Europe concerts before he relocated to Boston, One More Time is poignant, especially after you hear Lacy's complimentary telephone message to Léandre that is its final track. The CD ...


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