Sep 162018
 

this is a bit of a large download, at 1.3 gb, and will take a while, but it’s at 24 bits – 48 khz.  i was going to downsample it, but (obviously) decided not to.  this is a lovely show, but given the equipment that i use, there’s not really a payback in sound quality for the additional file size at 24/48.  and it is good, like the other shows from sunside that i’ve downloaded.  if i make it to paris instead of madrid, sunside is on my to-do list.  for now, it’s a stroll over to clamores jazz or bogui jazz whenever i’m down from dublin (as just this moment); a change of pace from my usual haunts.


ralph alessi quartet
sunside
paris, france
15 october 2014

ralph alessi – trumpet
nasheet waits – drums
drew gress – bass
gary versace – piano

set 1 :
01- low
02- banter
03- dog waking
04- a plenty
05- in flight entertainement
06- ut
07- i hear a rhapsody / ut
(66 minutes)

set 2 :
08- twisty
09- throwing like a girl
10- snape hip waltz
11- banter
12- i go you go
13- ut
14- duo
(60 minutes)

encore –
15- ut
(5 mins)

tt 2:11:13

source : ca-14 / ca-9100 pre-amp / rh-09r / audacity / flac 8 (24 bits – 48 khz)


sample:  set 1 track06.mp3
download: RalphAlesiQuartet_2014-10-15_SunsideParis.zip


Sep 142018
 

here’s one from dublin!  this was recorded over 5 days, two songs at a time, by ‘johnos’, which took some real dedication.  unfortunately, there’s no more live jazz on irish radio since the blue of the night.  maybe the odd piece, coincidentally.  and there’s often a live song or two on arena (though seldom jazz) — that’s a fantastic arts program and fortunately falls right when we happen to be listening to the radio.  swings & roundabouts, i guess.

porticoquartet.com


the portico quartet
the coach house
dublin castle
dublin, ireland
16 feb 2010

jack wyllie sax/electronics
duncan bellamy drums/ glock
milo fitzpatrick double bass
nick mulvey hank (chinese drum set).

01-isla.
02-knee deep in the northsea.
03-the vistor.
04-dawn patrol.
05-line.
06- somthing is going down on zavodovski island.
07-steps in the wrong direction.
08-improv (unknown)
09-improv (unknown)
10-improv (unknown)
11-improv (unknown)
12-news from verona.
13-presenter outro.
broadcast ends.

tt 1:25:19

source
radio broadcast over five days reasmbeled at my end transmited via rte lyric fm ,
ending friday 24 april 2010.

transfer live off air domestic broadcast no digtal stages present over five days from
diffrent locations dublin first 4 days and cork last day friday which had 30 mins of music.
to ferro cass in a panasonic rx-dt 401 port unit transferd to wav via ear out to mic in ,
wav 1.1 split to wavs 1.1 tlh flac leval 8 to internet.

comments
i [i.e. johnos] have attempted to name some of the tracks but i am not familar with the band of
course all info is only my stab .the sound is very good but due to the nature of the
broadcast it varys a bit i have removed the dj intros over the week as it becomes repitive.
on friday i was away from home and reciption was a bit scratchy still enjoyable.i have included
two mp3 samples one with the hiss at the end.


sample:  no sample today
download:  Portico_Quartet_2010-02-16_Coach_House_Dublin_Castle.zip

no covers


Sep 092018
 

this was seeded recently enough on dime by ‘davidraphael’, in video format, which i’ve demuxed. the sound quality is very good. it was seeded as “requiem for john coltrane” (a.k.a. “nighttime daytime requiem”) but on www.komeda.art.pl it’s just “nighttime daytime requiem”.  either way, allaboutjazz.com says that it “was written as a response to the news of the death of saxophonist john coltrane”.  it’s a great tribute to coltrane, and i would be interested to know what was said about him in the short interview in the middle of the performance.


krzysztof komeda quartet with tomasz stanko
polish television “jazz w filharmonii”
1967

krzysztof komeda – piano
rune carlsson – drums
roman dylag – double bass
tomasz stanko – trumpet

1. polish television announcer 2:22
2. nighttime daytime requiem (a.k.a. “requiem for john coltrane”) 28:13
3. closing credits music (details unknown) 1:15

tt 31:50

source:
from a black and white telerecording (kinescope) from 1967, rebroadcast 2006/02/07 and captured from analog tv (pal)
video (vob) > ffmpeg (demux to wav) > cd wave (track) > tlh (encode) > flac
we don’t know the characteristics of the original audio, but the video had a pcm audio track.
quality is excellent, considering the age and method of this recording.

demux information
ffmpeg command:
ffmpeg -i “concat:vts_01_1.vob|vts_01_2.vob|vts_01_3.vob” output.wav
audio in original video: pcm (big/signed) ; cbr 1,536 kbs; 2 channels; sampling 48.0 khz; bit depth 16 bits
audio (demuxed) : pcm (little/signed); cbr 1,536 kbs; 2 channels; sampling 48.0 khz; bit depth 16 bits


sample:  nighttime daytime requiem sample.mp3 (only a 5-minute sample)
download: KrzysztofKomeda4tet_TomaszStanko_1967_NighttimeDaytimeRequiem_demux.zip

no covers