I came across this site via Google. It was listed as a hit on my search term Tony Oxley incus8. This Tony Oxley title gets excellent reviews and seems to have been very influential. Unfortunately it is not available on CD. Vinyl versions are hardly available. I have tried to contact the label INCUS. But the contact information that I find on the internet seems out-of-date. Can anyone help? Thanks, Eddy
That's AMM at the Roundhouse not Roadhouse. So called as it is an ex railway turntable shed used to re-orientate locomotives. The venue for many "happenings" in 1960's North London.
Another label that crosses paths with the English improvisers is/was Emanem esp psi which was curated by Evan Parker. Since Martin' Davidson's passing someone should get that catalog on Bandcamp like Leo Records. Finally, Ogun is another label by a jazz musician Harry Miller and featured many English improvisers.
Lovely piece, as usual, about one of my favourite labels. It reminds me that I really need to get that Bailey/Honsinger album. The falling out between Evan Parker and Derek Bailey is a sad part of the tale too.
I came across this site via Google. It was listed as a hit on my search term Tony Oxley incus8. This Tony Oxley title gets excellent reviews and seems to have been very influential. Unfortunately it is not available on CD. Vinyl versions are hardly available. I have tried to contact the label INCUS. But the contact information that I find on the internet seems out-of-date. Can anyone help? Thanks, Eddy
Hi Eddy - You can find it on Discogs, but it's pricey. Good hunting.
That's AMM at the Roundhouse not Roadhouse. So called as it is an ex railway turntable shed used to re-orientate locomotives. The venue for many "happenings" in 1960's North London.
My bad. I have made that correction. Thank you for pointing it out.
Another label that crosses paths with the English improvisers is/was Emanem esp psi which was curated by Evan Parker. Since Martin' Davidson's passing someone should get that catalog on Bandcamp like Leo Records. Finally, Ogun is another label by a jazz musician Harry Miller and featured many English improvisers.
Lovely piece, as usual, about one of my favourite labels. It reminds me that I really need to get that Bailey/Honsinger album. The falling out between Evan Parker and Derek Bailey is a sad part of the tale too.
I hope you had a great trip here
Just arrived yesterday. I'll be in the UK until next Saturday. Wonderful weather.
We booked it for you as thanks for all the great writing!
No worries, thanks for your posts I really enjoy them.