Starting with early-70's prog... finishing with mid-70's prog... but hitting some post-rock and world in between.
| Starting out this show by re-visiting an LP I played a tune from last week - Brian Auger's Oblivion Express and their 1st LP. I had just gotten the LP before the show last week, and played 'Total Eclipse'... but, after repeated listens, it turns out this is my favourite LP from them, and I wanted to bring you a couple more strong tunes from them. This starts off a set of music with a Hammond B-3 Organ fascination... |
| Dragon Song Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - S/T |
| Oblvion Express Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - S/T |
| Arubaluba Camel - S/T |
| Seven Streets Atomic Rooster - Death Walks Behind You |
| A New Day Has Arisen Jackal - S/T 
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| Moving from prog to some post-rock and jam-band, including a couple of Ottawa's own - Nero and Death Cake share some pivotal members... |
| People Dillinger - S/T
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| Mikomard Nero - Soon
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| So It Goes Death Cake - Ind.
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| Present Bailterspace - Thermos |
| Echo Springs Causa Sui - Euporie tide |
| This set, I have dubbed 'Sleepytime', for its' mellow turn. Stay awake, there's some great jazz/world stuff in there!! |
| Crying Into The Deep Lake Its All Meat - S/T
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| Kings Rashanim - The Gathering |
| We Are Friends Rasa - Live |
| Margueritte Colin Walcott - Cloud Dance |
| Listen Bill Frisell - The Intercontinentals |
| Shifting from acoustic jazz to classic fusion - last Nightwatch I plaed a few tracks from Weather Report's 1st LP... and here's a track from the second! Wish I had time for more! |
| Vertical Invader Weather Report - We Sing the Body Electric |
| Now onto some jazz/prog/rock from France ca. '71, and '72 - thier only 2 LPs. With reviews quotes like: "The sounds they chose were thick, fat and wedgy - fuzz bass, loud acid guitar, trumpet, sax and flute." and "..the level of all-out invention and disregard for musical convention displayed here beats even the most wacked-out outfits operating in this field. And unlike more or less similar Gallic outfits like Komintern or Ame Son, which were much looser and more free-jazz influenced, the tightness is impressive.", what's not to like? |
| London Cab Moving Gelatine Plates - Moving Gelatine Plates |
| Last Song Moving Gelatine Plates - Moving Gelatine Plates |
| The World of Genius Hans Moving Gelatine Plates - The World of Genius Hans |
| Astromonster Moving Gelatine Plates - The World of Genius Hans |
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Cool show, Dav!
1:09 AM, March 7th, 2016