Nov 082021
 

one of a number of great shows, mostly from washington dc, shared by ‘carville’ on dime, and originally from “‘dc,’ our anonymous donor”.  although i was living in dc at the time, this is not something that i would have gone to, as i would not have liked it then. i like it more now, especially in person; but with recordings, even live, my tolerance can start to wane, not sure why that is.  but no worry of that with this show, though i did have to put off listening until after work; it’s really something, like so many of the shows from the anonymous and eponymous “dc”.

fun facts:  did you know that ornette coleman & his son denardo coleman (on drums in this recording) played with the grateful dead?


malcolm goldstein ensemble
martin luther king public library
washington, dc (usa)
january 18, 1986

malcolm goldstein – violin
david murray – tenor saxophone & bass clarinet
henry threadgill – alto saxophone & flute
ray anderson – trombone
joseph celli – oboe & english horn
vincent chancey – french horn
borah bergman – piano
deirdre murray – cello
fred hopkins – bass
denardo coleman – drums
archie shepp – tenor saxophone * track 4 only

01. been in the storm too long
02. soweto stomp
03. my feet is tired but my soul is rested
04. that hung like fire on heaven*

total time = 73:52

source: “made from the master cassettes. from ‘dc,’ our anonymous donor, recorded from front row center with a small sony recording walkman, a binaural headphone/microphone combination (which could have been better in places), and a high bias denon 90 minute cassette.”

the ensemble was apparently originally billed as the malcolm goldstein-archie shepp ensemble, but shepp did not arrive until the beginning of the fourth and final piece (hence the applause heard then).


sample: t2 soweto stomp 256k.mp3
download: MalcolmGoldstein_1986-01-18_WashingtonDC.zip

photo: copied from innovationsenconcert.ca (credited to amy horvey), used without permission.

  7 Responses to “malcolm goldstein ensemble – 18 jan 1986, martin luther king public library, washington, dc, usa”

  1. uwvgkqxrbn

  2. Certainly interesting how one’s tastes change over time – or does one get into a ‘comfortable place’ and then not move from there??? Thanks very much for this…

  3. sorry, but the RAR file is corrupted …FIX PLEASE (test it yourself)
    my keyboard is ruined that’s why i do not commemt for a long while …PLEASE FIX!!!…
    BIG THX!…

  4. zip appears to be corrupt?

  5. thanks, lads! something happened with the upload. i’ve uploaded a new file, the same link and password will work.

  6. OK NOW!!!…
    HUGE THX!…

  7. thanks for the prompt fix!

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