Alan Braufman - Live At Wkcr May 22, 1972

Alan Braufman - Live At Wkcr May 22, 1972On May 22, 1972, Alan Braufman's 21st birthday, the downtown NYC jazz saxophonist played live on the air at Columbia University's radio station, WKCR, as a duo with pianist Cooper Moore (then Gene Ashton). The musicians played an intense 18 minute set that was only heard once live on the air. The tapes were recently found and remastered. Now, this raw and powerful document of New York City's early seventies avant garde jazz scene will be released on

all performed live with deep feeling and punk energy

his lyrics delivered in rich baritone

boundary-defying collaborations on their combustible debut

with it's amazing breakdown

The first recording of Brötzmann/Van Hove/Bennink in East Germany - live in 1974 at Deutsches Theater

Jimmy Destri and Clem Burke and includes highlights of their earlier career as well as songs of their hit album "No Exit"

Perhaps the album’s most surprising collaboration is “MOVE INTO THE LIGHT

” Earle’s raw vocal on the sweet

Fans of "Standing Stone" will be blown away when they hear "Stone Unturned"

Sarajevo in 1994 was a city under siege

and as the title suggests

Lilys' classic 1994 10"