Ayler

ITEM	Artist	Title	RelDate	Comment
AYL33.2	Ayler,Albert	Copenhagen Tapes	18.02.03	CD contains 45 minutes of a performance at Club Montmartre, September 3, 1964, and another 20 minutes recorded in the studio of the Danish radio a week later. Both sessions were prepared for broadcast (i.e. the tapes were already edited and include occasional presentations in Danish) and feature the little-documented quartet formed of Don Cherry, Gary Peacock and Sunny Murray.
AYL4.2	Brotzmann,Peter	Live At Nefertiti	01.10.02	This is excellent Brotzmann through and through, captured live at a nightclub in Sweden in early 1999. The saxophonist is in top form, direct, powerful, and charged by the backing of Swedish drummer Peeter Uuskyla and Danish electric guitarist Peter Friis Nielsen.
AYL2.2	Doyle,Arthur / Murray,Sunny/ Nordstrem, Frippe	Live At Glenn Miller Cafe	01.10.02	Live in Stockholm 2000
AYL24.2	Drake,Hamid / Tsahar,Assif	Soul Bodies 1	21.01.03	Live recording made at the Vision Festival in New York City, May 2001; Separate the young saxophonist Assif Tsahar from the veteran drummer Hamid Drake
AYL1.2	Howard,Noah	Live At the Unity Temple	01.10.02	A strong live set recorded at the Unity Temple near Chicago, this performance was released on the adventurous Swedish label Ayler Records as a precursor to saxophonist Noah Howard's first tour of Sweden. Working with pianist Bobby Few, bassist Wilber Morris, and drummer Calyer Duncan
AYL26.2	Moondoc,Jemeel	Live At Glen Miller Cafe Vol.1	21.01.03	These two long tracks were taken from separate sets performed in concert at the famed Glenn Miller Cafe in Stockholm, Sweden.Thirty-minute pieces performed freestyle by sax, bass, and drums may be intimidating or appear limiting, but in the hands of Jemeel Moondoc, Hamid Drake, and William Parker, the time flies by
AYL44.2	Parker,William -Trio	...And William Danced	21.01.03	Modern Creative; William Parker - Bass/ Hamid Drake - Drums/ Anders Gahnold - Sax (Alto)
AYL7.2	Stevens,John -Trio	Live At the Plough	21.01.03	These seven tracks were recorded live at the Plough in London in 1979, and if the sound quality is not up to par, the musicians nonetheless sustain a strong set for more than an hour. Stevens backs Mike Osborne on alto sax, with a young Paul Rogers on string bass.