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Live concert vid of the damn bloody good Soft Machine with Robert Wyatt on drums -

Soft Machine Alive in Paris 1970 - Out-Bloody-Rageous




Line-up / Musicians

- Hugh Hopper / bass guitars
- Robert Wyatt / drums, vocals
- Mike Ratledge / lowrey organ
- Elton Dean / Alto saxophone, saxello
- Lyn Dobson / Soprano saxophone, harmonica, flute, voice

ENJOY AND PLAY LOUF

On another musical trip - hold tight

National Health - Tenemos Roads



Egg - Enneagram



Dave Stewart - organ, piano
Mont Campbell - bass
Clive Brooks - drums

Soft Machine - Teeth



The Mahavishnu Orchestra - Meeting Of The Spirits




Enjoy.

One of the CD finds today from a charity shop in Ashford.

Volaré - The Uncertainty Principle 1997



1 Caught In A Combine 4:33
2 Abcircus 6:35
3 Blitz 8:47
4 One Minute Of Thought... 3:50
5 Midnight Clear 5:04
6 ...In Two Seconds Of Time... 8:12
7 Vespers 7:21
8 ...(Incomplete, Broken, And Abstract) 6:03
9 Crop circles 4:29
10 Black And White 6:31


An American group with more than a nod to the Canterbury prog-rock scene. Reminiscent of Hatfield And The North.

From the tank of music past here is another mixed bag -

Soft Machine - Dada Was Here



Dada Was Here
- Thank You Pierrot Lunaire
- Have You Ever Bean Green?
- Pataphysical Introduction - Pt II
- Out If Tunes

Soft Machine were an English rock band from Canterbury, named after the book The Soft Machine by William S. Burroughs. They were one of the central bands in the Canterbury scene, and helped pioneer the progressive rock genre. Though they achieved little commercial success, they are considered by Allmusic to be "one of the more influential bands of their era, and certainly one of the most influential underground ones."


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As you know guys i am a jazz muso nut - here is Jaga Jazzist live in a concert. Thanks to that great mag - Wire - for introducing this awesome Norwegian jazz group.

Jaga Jazzist - What We Must Sessions - Live At Cosmopolite



Enjoy

I was blessed to see this band live.