Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come

[gslade]

I purchased the reverant cd's a couple of months ago

I was not sure if I would like it

the only cecil I previously owned was One too many Saltly Swiftly on Hat which I do like

man, I too love this set

[clifford_thornton]

Shit, mine's got more ringwear than that one!

There's another session that was released by Ingo as "The Early Unit 1962" and features some weird pick-up Danish bassist, I forget whom.

These are among my favorite Cecil LPs, if not my favorites. Lyons smokes...

[king ubu]

Shit, mine's got more ringwear than that one!

There's another session that was released by Ingo as "The Early Unit 1962" and features some weird pick-up Danish bassist, I forget whom.

These are among my favorite Cecil LPs, if not my favorites. Lyons smokes...

Can you (or someone else) give more info on that one?

thanks,

ubu

[brownie]

Ubu, it's that one (from the Cecil Taylor Sessionography):

The Golden Circle, Stockholm, October, 1962

Spontaneous Improvisation 14:35

Flamingo (Gruoya-Anderson) 14:15

Cecil Taylor: piano; Jimmy Lyons: alto sax; Sunny Murray: drums; Kurt Lindgren: bass

The Early Unit 1962 Ingo (Italy) Sixteen (lp)

It's very good but the audio is way off!

[king ubu]

Ubu, it's that one (from the Cecil Taylor Sessionography):

The Golden Circle, Stockholm, October, 1962

Spontaneous Improvisation 14:35

Flamingo (Gruoya-Anderson) 14:15

Cecil Taylor: piano; Jimmy Lyons: alto sax; Sunny Murray: drums; Kurt Lindgren: bass

The Early Unit 1962 Ingo (Italy) Sixteen (lp)

It's very good but the audio is way off!

Never heard of this one, thanks! Sounds cool - no matter what the audio on such stuff! I'd love to hear it!

ubu

[king ubu]

Found some more information here:

62.10.14

October 14, 1962

Cecil Taylor-p

Jimmy Lyons-as

Kurt Lindgren-b

Sunny Murray-d

1. Announcement, Swedish

2. Spontaneous Improvisation (14:18)

3. Flamingo (13:51)

4. What's New (7:06)

Total time (35:09)

1 – 3. TV broadcast, tape

2 – 3. Ingo (Italy), Sixteen, "The Early Unit 1962", (LP)

4. In circulation as a radio broadcast.

Notes: The LP, # 2 – 3, is made from the TV broadcast.

According to Sunny Murray, it only happened once in Stockholm that a

recording session took place and as Kurt Lindgren played with the

group only 2 days, it is likely that the possible radio recording

took place on the same occasion as the TV recording. The TV broadcast

is confirmed by a notice in an article from Orkesterjournalen (SE),

November 1962.

The TV tape was reused.

The announcement is made by Bengt "Abbe" Johansson.

Primary Source: Info from Jan Ström, #4 also documented by Ed Hazell in his unpubished C. T. discography

I guess brownie, you looked on this website.

(I only found out about the other one fairly recently myself.)

I wish someone would collect all these october 62 CT dates, clean them up and release some nice little box - how about we all write some mails to Jan Ström about it?

ubu

[brownie]

I will check on the Jimmy Lyons sessionography I have at home.

Jan Strom is always open to suggestions but issuing those broadcasts would certainly created copyright problems and Strom is very cautious - with very good reasons - about this.

[king ubu]

I will check on the Jimmy Lyons sessionography I have at home.

Jan Strom is always open to suggestions but issuing those broadcasts would certainly created copyright problems and Strom is very cautious - with very good reasons - about this.

I guess you're right... I was only dreaming aloud