Lyle Mays Sextet
Willow Jazz Club
Somerville, MA
May 29, 1982 - First Set
FM Broadcast Recording - 2nd Gen Cassette
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only
lineage: 88.9 WERS-FM Radio (Emerson College) > Sansui 8 Reciever With Wire Antenna > Unknown Average Quality Cassette Deck (Dolby Off) > Maxell XLI 90 Min. Master Cassette (Normal Bias) > Played On Nak. 300 Into Soundforge (wav) > Flac (SB’s aligned)
01 Burnt Edges 9:05
02 Wordly Attutude 8:06
03 Band And Song Introductions 1:15
04 Tuduso 13:57
05 Mars (tape flip after song ends, spliced) 13:57
06 S’Okay 15:53
07 Radio Announcer Closing Credits 1:39
Total Playing Time:: 1hr 3mn 53sc
Lyle Mays keyboards
Tiger Okoshi trumpet
Dilly Drewes alto and soprano sax
Joe Lovano tenor sax
Marc Johnson bass
Michael Dipasqua drums
A great performance from Lyle Mays and his band. The Pat Metheny Group's keyboardist playing with a fabulous Sextet including one of my favorite sax players Joe Lovano. Everyone who follows Pat Metheny has a good idea how this group may sound. Though this Sextet doesn't use the exact same tone and timbre of The Pat Metheny Group, Lyle May's talent in such musical areas are clearly on display. The solo piano in "Mars" is example enough of Lyle's talents.
I just got this show a few weeks ago and it is the reason I reposted 2 other Lyle Mays boots. An FM broadcast from the Lyle Mays Quartet's 1992 Umeå Jazzfestival appearance. The other is the Power Station Demos for Lyle Mays 1st album. Sorry today's Jazz On Sunday is just from a single artist. Lucky for all it's someone as talented as the late Lyle Mays
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Thanks for this! I actually saw the first set last night for Lee Ritenour, here at a small club in Vegas. Of course I recorded it, as I always do. I'm betting that you'd be interested in having that show to post. If was a bit shorter than I really wanted, and he talked a lot between songs, but it was a quality show.
ReplyDeleteGman the Lee Ritenour would be cool to have. Sorry took so long to answer. It's a bit crazy around here right now.
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No worries, Dave! I'll need to clean up my recording a bit. Though it was a small club scene and won't take very much work. I also recorded Acoustic Alchemy at the same venue last year. That was a really good show as well, but one thing at a time... lol
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