Niko Posted February 27, 2008 Report Posted February 27, 2008 (edited) no idea what this is but as this is a complete big john patton thread, this item from this john zorn discography http://www.wnur.org/jazz/artists/zorn.john...orn_discography might be of interest patton is on track 2 only, the band is Koichi Makigami: vocal John Patton: organ Marc Ribot: guitar Jeff Hirshfield: drums 146 - KOROSHI NO BLUES: Makigami Koichi 1/ Saizansu Mambo (Tani, Tetsuo, Tadaosa) 2/ Onna O Wasurero (Toshio, Toru) 3/ Machiboke No Kissaten (Hattori, arr. Quine) 4/ Akunin Shigan (Kayako, Riichiro, arr. Zorn) 5/ Sukiyaki Etoufee (Rokusuke, Hachidai, arr. Klucevsek) 6/ Yozora No Fue (Kuranosuke) 7/ Tokyo No Yane No Shita (Takao, Ryoichi, arr. Gallant) 8/ Kaette Kita Yopparai (Folk Parody Gang, Kazuhiko, arr. Yoshihide) 9/ Utsuro (Koichi) 10/ Marianne (Yasuko, Yoshio) 11/ Koroshi No Blues (Hachiro, Kagehisa) Recorded at R.P.M. Sound, New York City in January 1992 (10) recorded at Greenpoint Produced by John Zorn Makigami Koichi: vocals, devil chanting on (4); Tokyo Nami (1): vocals; Jazzy Joyce (1): turntables; Andrew Sterman (1): piccolo; Steven Bernstein (1,7): trumpet; Pablo Calogero (1): baritone saxophone; Marcus Persiani (1): piano; Guillermo Edghill (1): bass; Papo Pepin (1): congas; Joe Gonzales (1): bongos, guiro, cowbell; Raul Paonessa (1): drums; John Patton (2): organ; Marc Ribot (2,8,11): guitar, acoustic guitar, charango; Jeff Hirshfield (2): drums; Robert Quine (3): guitar; Matthew Sweet (3): guitar; Steve Shelley (3): drums; Andy Haas (4): didjeridu; Anthony Coleman (4): sampler, organ; David Shea (4,6): turntables; Mark Dresser (4): bass; James Pugliese (4): percussions; Haino Keiji (4,10): devil chanting on (4), gui- tar, vocals; Otomo Yoshihide (4,8,11): devil chanting on (4), turntables, handmade guitar, sampler; Kato Hideki (4,8,9): devil chanting on (4), bass; Guy Klucevsek (5): piano, accordion; Mark Feldman (5): violin; David Hofstra (5,7): bass; Robert Previte (5): drums; Laura Seaton (6): violin; Jane Scarpantoni (6): cello; Joe Gallant (7): 6-string bass; Janet Axelrod (7): flute; Phillip Johnston (7): soprano; Walter Thompson (7): alto; Louie Belogenis (7): tenor; Dave Sewelson (7): baritone saxophone; Frank London (7): trumpet; Jason Hwang (7): violin; Margo Grib (7): violin, voice; Michelle Kinney (7): cello; Dawn Buckholz (7): cello; Elizabeth Pamzer (7): harp; Ann Klein (7): guitar; Vito Ricci (7): synthesizer, wrench guitar; Tom Judson (7): accordion; Evan Gallagher (7): piano, organ; Skip Reed (7): vibes, percussions; Dickie Dworkin (7): drums; Kuroda Kyoko (8): piano, voice; Nana Vasconcelos (8): Brazilian percussions; Nicolas Collins (9): "Barney"; John Zorn (10): alto, vocals; Bill Laswell (10): bass; Mick Harris (10): drums, vocals; Hoppy Kamiyama (11): killer. 1993 - Toshiba-EMI Japan, TOCT-6496 (CD) edit to add the guy's homepage http://www.makigami.com/ wish my japanese was better... some more info: http://www.japanimprov.com/indies/emi/koroshi.html Edited February 27, 2008 by Niko Quote
Niko Posted February 27, 2008 Report Posted February 27, 2008 something else, is james anderson the tenor player on jimmy ponder's jump, the j.a. from this one's for j.a.? Quote
connoisseur series500 Posted March 9, 2008 Report Posted March 9, 2008 Big John Patton - Eagle Eye Blues - Live from Austin Texas - Excellence Records Cat: 1024 Anyone have any information on this? Is it good? Available? Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted March 9, 2008 Report Posted March 9, 2008 Big John Patton - Eagle Eye Blues - Live from Austin Texas - Excellence Records Cat: 1024 Anyone have any information on this? Is it good? Available? Available from CD Baby. Read what SoulStream said in the sleeve notes, which are printed on the CD Baby site. Personally, I wouldn't be without it. MG Quote
robertoart Posted March 10, 2008 Report Posted March 10, 2008 Big John Patton - Eagle Eye Blues - Live from Austin Texas - Excellence Records Cat: 1024 Anyone have any information on this? Is it good? Available? Available from CD Baby. Read what SoulStream said in the sleeve notes, which are printed on the CD Baby site. Personally, I wouldn't be without it. MG It's a special kind of recording I think, and needs to be appreciated in the context expressed in the liner notes. When is Soul Connection coming out on CD? Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted March 10, 2008 Report Posted March 10, 2008 For some reason, this thread doesn't open properly in my browser (Firefox 2.0.0.12). Quote
andybleaden Posted March 11, 2008 Report Posted March 11, 2008 blame Bill Gates....he never dug John Patton...was always a freddie roach head so I heard On a serious note...my browser opened it ( mind you I am trialing the Beta version 3 .4) Quote
robertoart Posted March 11, 2008 Report Posted March 11, 2008 blame Bill Gates....he never dug John Patton...was always a freddie roach head so I heard On a serious note...my browser opened it ( mind you I am trialing the Beta version 3 .4) That's not entirely true. Gates used to worship Big John but never forgave him for hiring James Blood Ulmer and has had a vendetta against him ever since. Quote
Niko Posted August 15, 2009 Report Posted August 15, 2009 just thought i'd mention this briefly after the grant green tv disappointment, i found it interesting but i guess that's disputable... in that thesis on patton it's mentioned he was a songwriter/session musician/otherwise involved for dionne warwick (?) and for the shirelles on scepter records... now according to this credit listing (similar also at the library of congress data base...) http://www.discogs.com/Shirelles-Will-You-.../release/664249 patton is the composer of "voice of experience", "big john" ( ) and "putty (in your hands)" , the latter being somewhat of a standard actually (covered by the yardbirds, you can hear it here http://www.lastfm.de/music/The+Yardbirds/_...n+Your+Hands%29 ) Quote
robertoart Posted June 9, 2013 Report Posted June 9, 2013 2) Are you sure the unissued DIW session is forthcoming? Bertrand. The original post by Soulstation is almost 5 years old, and I don't know that he's going to post on the board any more. If it's forthcoming, it's had a long gestation! Or is the session "This One's For J.A."? There have also been references to a third unreleased DIW session on this board somewhere. Was there a third DIW session that remained unreleased? Or was this the 'One For JA' session? Quote
bertrand Posted June 9, 2013 Report Posted June 9, 2013 (edited) Patton's widow told me there was a third session. It has been a long time since I spoke to her. Is Ed Cherry on both? I could ask him since we are FB friends, although we have never met Bertrand. PS - it may be listed in Lord. Edited June 9, 2013 by bertrand Quote
robertoart Posted June 9, 2013 Report Posted June 9, 2013 (edited) Ed Cherry is on both DIW releases and plays superbly. Gee those two DIW Patton's are brilliant. Such a great feeling on those. Could the third one be the Blue Planet session perhaps, which wasn't released on DIW? Edited June 9, 2013 by freelancer Quote
Stefan Wood Posted June 9, 2013 Report Posted June 9, 2013 No, it is a completely unissued session. Quote
robertoart Posted June 10, 2013 Report Posted June 10, 2013 No, it is a completely unissued session. Actually is this session with George Freeman? In the back of my mind I remember seeing discog info about this.... Quote
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