Black Woman
1 Black Woman
2 Peanut
3 Bialero
4 Blind Willie
5 Portrait of Linda in Three Colors, All Black
- Sony Sharrock, guitar; Dave Burrell, piano; Norris Jones, bass; Milford Graves, drums; Linda Sharrock, vocals
People Get Ready
People Get Ready
6 Respect
7 People Get Ready
8 Cucamonga
9 Things Go Better
10 Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)
11 Brother John Henry
12 Orbital Velocity
13 Cathy the Cooker
- Wayne Henderson, trombone; Al Abreu, saxes; Jimmy Benson, sax and flute; Pancho Bristol, electric bass; Harold Land, Jr., piano; Moises Oblagacion, congas; Ricky Chemelis, timbales; Max Gorduno, bongos; Paul Humphrey, drums.
How or why were those two put together I don't have a clue, I guss the motto was "and now something completly different". Anyway if you are in a mood for reading: Black Woman review or People Get Ready or you can read on both of them. Love the original Sharrock's cover.
7 People Get Ready
8 Cucamonga
9 Things Go Better
10 Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)
11 Brother John Henry
12 Orbital Velocity
13 Cathy the Cooker
- Wayne Henderson, trombone; Al Abreu, saxes; Jimmy Benson, sax and flute; Pancho Bristol, electric bass; Harold Land, Jr., piano; Moises Oblagacion, congas; Ricky Chemelis, timbales; Max Gorduno, bongos; Paul Humphrey, drums.
How or why were those two put together I don't have a clue, I guss the motto was "and now something completly different". Anyway if you are in a mood for reading: Black Woman review or People Get Ready or you can read on both of them. Love the original Sharrock's cover.
One for our friend Miguel's collection of Baïlèros
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P.S: And why is it Bialero instead of Baïlèro, please don't ask me. You can ask me what the pass is and I why I still use it, call it a habit of saying thegoodone.
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P.S: And why is it Bialero instead of Baïlèro, please don't ask me. You can ask me what the pass is and I why I still use it, call it a habit of saying thegoodone.
A revelation, thank you - category-defying stuff. Bits of the Sonny Sharrock remind me instrumentally of the more intense moments of Tim Buckley's Starsailor - Come Here Woman, Down on the Bordeline etc. Other bits like freaked-out Ennio Morricone, somehow, or the psychedelia of United States of America but I think I'll need a few listens to plumb the depths of this one.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it's time for a spending spree on more of this!
The combination with the Wayne Henderson record is bizarre, but there's plenty to enjoy there too - maybe not in the same sitting, though!
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BIALERO!
no water to deep... we can always sing :)