Jake Milton Discography of CDs

Jake Milton albums Stroud, England's jazz/post-punk trio originally got their break in 1979 by landing amidst the era's post-punk elite, and aligning themselves with the best label of the time, Tony Wilson's Factory Records. The label put four songs on a compilation and had plans to release a live album, IN BERLIN, but the band managed to annoy Wilson and he scrapped the project. LTM has now compiled all of these tracks as THE FACTORY RECORDINGS. It showcases band leader Ted Milton's skronky sax-playing and silly singing, and the band's tumbling cacophony and high-spirited playing. Blurt remained together for decades, though to hear the band at their most youthful and exuberant, this collection is essential. Liner Note Author: James Nice. Recording information: Free University, Berlin, Germany (??/??/1979-12/13/1980); Stroud (??/??/1979-12/13/1980). Personnel: Ted Milton (vocals, saxophone); Jake Milton (vocals, drums); Pete Creese (guitar). Audio Mixer: Jo Julian.

Jake Milton CD discography While it's easy to dismiss Quintessence's first album, In Blissful Company, as hippie-dippy nonsense, that would be throwing the baby out with the bath water. Granted, there are several moments when the mix of jazz-rock and Indian influence go well over the top, as on "Ganaga Mai," and no one is going to mistake these guys for, say, Shakti. But they were still far ahead of their time, if you consider ...

Jake Milton music CDs Digipak reissue of the progressive rock act's 1970 album. Repertoire. 2005. Composer: Quintessence . Personnel: Raja Ram (vocals, flute, alto flute, piano, chimes); Shiva Shankar Jones (vocals, keyboards); Alan Mostert, Dave Codling (guitar); Jake Milton (drums). Audio Remasterer: EROC. Arranger: Quintessence .

Jake Milton discography Following on from LTM's comprehensive The Factory Recordings collection covering the very earliest days of Blurt, Ted Milton's defiantly unique rock/poetry/jazz fusion of whatever caught his fancy, Blurt + Singles covers the first few years of the band's studio work after their departure in annoyance from the legendary Manchester label. Beginning with both sides of their proper debut single as such, "Get" and the entertainingly titled "My Mother Was a ...

Jake Milton songs In 1995, Drop Out released Self/Indweller on one compact disc, which contained two complete albums by Quintessence: Self (1971) and Indweller (1982), both originally released on RCA. ~ Tim Sendra SELF and INDWELLER were both originally released in 1972. Personnel: Maha Dev (guitar); Shambhu Baba (acoustic guitar, harp, bass guitar); Raja Ram (flute, percussion, bells, chimes); Jake Milton (drums, percussion). Arranger: Quintessence .

Jake Milton CD discography Live Recording Blurt: Pete Creese, Steve Eagles (guitar); Ted Milton, Jake Milton, Paul Wigens. Personnel: Ted Milton (vocals, saxophone); Steve Eagles (guitar); Jake Milton, Paul Wigens (drums).