Sax / Bass Duo Recordings

[Chuck Nessa]

Steve Lacy / Kent Carter Catch on Horo, not that you'll find it anywhere.

[Hot Ptah]

Some cuts (at least one) that Chico Freeman and Cecil McBee did on India Navigation, though I'm at a loss recalling the specifics.

Chico Freeman and Cecil McBee perform as a duo on "Autumn in New York", on Freeman's India Navigation album "Spirit Sensitive".

It's a fine album overall, in my opinion.

[Д.Д.]

Oh yeah, and one more: Matthew Sperry / Jack Wright : Duets 1998. Sperry was a very talented musician (played wit hToma Waits, among others), died tragically young. A few samples are available here: http://www.limitedsedition.com/matthewsperry.html

[clifford_thornton]

Steve Lacy / Kent Carter Catch on Horo, not that you'll find it anywhere.

Yeah, that is a very scarce one. I believe they also share a duo on a Chant du Monde LP.

Also: Kent Carter and Claude Bernard, on Kent Carter Solo with Claude Bernard (Sun).

[jeffcrom]

Steve Lacy / Kent Carter Catch on Horo, not that you'll find it anywhere.

Yeah, that is a very scarce one. I believe they also share a duo on a Chant du Monde LP.

I think your memory is playing tricks on you - Points on Le Chant du Monde has a quartet track, a trio track, a Lacy solo, and three-part duo ("3 Points") with Steve Potts on soprano.

[clifford_thornton]

Ah, thanks.

This duo is good:

Ballrogg

[Chuck Nessa]

Dif between having and listening.

[clifford_thornton]

Hey, I don't even own it.

[BeBop]

On a per-item basis. this is about the most expensive set of recommendations I've seen. (...not that they aren't worth every guilder...) Not a bunch of Blue Notes, OJCs, Hats, Delmarks and such. (Nonaah is, of course, a bargain. Seriously, I broke down and ordered the CD itself.)

Edited August 30, 2009 by BeBop

[Rooster_Ties]

Steve Coleman & Dave Holland

This is really quite a fantastic album.

Phase Space - DIW, 1994

[clifford_thornton]

On a per-item basis. this is about the most expensive set of recommendations I've seen. (...not that they aren't worth every guilder...) Not a bunch of Blue Notes, OJCs, Hats, Delmarks and such. (Noonah is, of course, a bargain. Seriously, I broke down and ordered the CD itself.)

There's always this, too

Edited August 25, 2009 by clifford_thornton

[clifford_thornton]

Incidentally, just got this one for review:

Barry Guy & Mats Gustafsson - Sinners, Rather than Saints - (Not Two) vinyl only...

[Joe Bip]

Peter Brotzmann and Bill Laswell -- Low Life

[vodka]

Great recommendations. Here are mine:

Daniel Carter + Reuben Radding - Luminescence (AUM Fidelity Rec. 2003), an absolute delight.

Ed Schuller & Mark Goldsbury - Savignyplatz (TUTU Rec. 2000) Nice album, and, BTW, Ed is Gunther's son.

[king ubu]

much more of a mainstream disc, but a beautiful one:

Guy Lafitte / Pierre Boussaguet - Crossings

[BeBop]

much more of a mainstream disc, but a beautiful one:

Guy Lafitte / Pierre Boussaguet - Crossings

Thanks king ubu. I enjoyed the sound clips I was able to find online. But I couldn't find a source in South Africa, the U.S. or Uganda. Anyone?

[Chuck Nessa]

I bought one from Amazon France a few years ago. If you enjoy Lafitte, it is worth searching out.