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| | Franklin Kiermyer Deaf, Dumb, Blind: Summun, Bukmun, Umyun CD (1970)
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Originally released on Impulse (9199). Includes liner notes by Jameelah Ali.
Digitally remastered by Erick Labson using 20-bit technology at MCA Studios.
After Karma was issued and Sanders had established himself -- to himself -- as a musician who had something valuable and of use to say, he was on what this critic considers to be a divinely inspired tear. Deaf Dumb Blind is an example of that inspiration. Beginning with the title cut, a suite of over 21 minutes, Sanders brings in the whole of his obsession with rhythm and R&B. Using African percussion, bylophones, shakers, cowbells, and all manner of percussion, as well as drummer Clifford Jarvis, Sanders brought in Cecil McBee to hold down the bass chair and Lonnie Liston Smith back in on piano, and added a three-piece horn section that included Gary Bartz on alto and Woody Shaw on trumpet in addition to himself. Whew! Here the Latin and African polyrhythms collide and place the horns, as large and varied as they are, in almost a supplementary role. The horns check counterpoint in striated harmony, calling and responding over the wash of bass and drums and drums and drums! It evolves into a percussion orgy before the scary otherworldly multiphonic solos begin. And Shaw and Bartz are worthy foils for Sanders. And no matter how ...
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| | Hadden Sayers Band Swingin' From The Fabulous Satellite CD (1998)
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Swingin' from the Fabulous Satellite is a blustery, exuberant offering from one of Houston's most generous live acts. This 73-minute outing was recorded on a single night at the popular Bayou City haunt, and it's refreshingly free of the slightest post-performance doctoring -- as if this veteran blues-rock trio needed studio overdubs. It's always been singer/guitarist Hadden Sayers' tighter originals that shined the brightest on-stage, and here they're delivered with an exceptional looseness-to-restraint ratio. And the packed house responds with all the enthusiasm you'd expect from a crowd that knows how to show its appreciation for tightly rendered, road-hardened Texas fare. ~ Hobart Rowland
Hadden Sayers was born in Nacogdoches, TX and was raised in Sugar Land.He began playing guitar as a teenager and was immersed in live music while a student at Texas A&M University in College Station, ...
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This album was done at Kingsnake Studios, a bustling birth canal of Blues located in a barn behind Bob Greenlee's house, in Sanford, Florida. Bob, president of Kingsnake Records, had heard my first album, "Gimme' A Dollar" and invited me down to talk about doing a record at his place. So the next day, I dressed in a casual business attire, grabbed my clipboard, and headed towards the blues dynasty know to all as "Kingsnake." When I finally took the documented right turn off of state road 46, I came to a side road and took it. My Chevy Impala "ka-flumped" off of the pavement and went careening down a dried mud road, heavily shadowed by thick brush and reaching oaks. I finally pulled up to a yellowed building in abandoned disrepair, with two dog pen sentries and a less than vacant chicken coop. The door to the garage was opened and I could hear voices somewhere within, so I knocked and yelled, "Hello!?" A booming but raspy voice yelled back, "Yeah!" I traversed the dingy dark hall strewn with broken recording equipment, fishing gear, and bags of peat moss. I walked all the way to an open door that was letting the dusty sunlight roll out drunkenly into the unlit void of hallway. I peeked my head into the doorway and saw Bob Greenlee sitting behind his desk, with his unruly crash of gray hair, stained Polo shirt, dark rimmed glasses, and gym shorts. He was joined by sax legend, Noble "Thin Man" Watts, and the misanthropic guitar god, Warren King. I said "hello" to them all and could see from a cursory glance that there were two empty Heineken six pack boxes and a third, with only two unopened bottles left. It was only 10:30 in the morning and I said to myself, "...these are my people!" And from there we talked and agreed to do this album. Which started a ten year internment into the world of Kingsnake and the Blues. A world where the heavily soulful Ace Moreland pulls up in a beat-toHell Greyhound bus to record an album, plugs into an outlet in the studio and lives ...
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