This tetralogy of early albums of Yoko Ono resulted to be a success here, especially "Feeling the space" and "Approximately infinite universe", which are exquisite musical gifts, and also inexplicably absent from the blogs. Now is the turn of her first solo LP, which is a hard hard proof, even for completists. Personally, I approached this LP in those years because of other reasons, I always LOVED the great Ornette Coleman, who (together with Cecil Taylor) is today practically the last of the greatest old forerunners of Jazz still alive, and when I discovered that he was present with his group in a live performance (on the track named "AOS"), I flinged myself to get this LP. What else remains to say? Don't expect to find gems and delicacies like in the LPs of 1972 and 1973, my friends.
I also decided to scan some of my vinyl 45's, and I added a folder with a small group of singles and bonus tracks, some gathered from this 1969 LP and others from some B-sides of singles by John Lennon, for examples "Listen the snow is falling" or "Who has seen the wind", things that otherwise seem quite hard to find. After a short research, I learn that some of them (but which of them? just some? or all? and where?) are today available on anthologies, but frankly I preferred to make it short and get things directly from my good old vinyls,
The COUNTESS
What's the PW for Yoko please?
ReplyDeleteDepends on what album you have, Jah
ReplyDeleteDear Countess,
ReplyDeleteI took yoiur advice about the password for FEELING THE SPACE but the file is still not opening. I'm looking forward to Yoko's PLASTIC ONO BAND and Dave Van Ronk. If you ever have folk related needs, I may be able to help.
Peace,
lokisings
Dear Countess,
ReplyDeleteNo need to worry about the password, at least for me. Turns out, all the songs from FEELING THE SPACE are on ONOBOX ["Run, Run, Run"] just in a different order. There are several bonus tracks from the sessions. Let me know if you need them I've never "upped" anything before, but I could email the bonus cuts.
Lokisings
PS Are you loving Ferron? Those records are SO rare, I was looking for them for fifteen years.
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