Leroy Jenkins - Solo Violin -1977 Eric J. Doberman 2013-08-11 | Side Two of the India Navigation LP "Leroy Jenkins Solo Concert". Recorded live in NYC on January 11th 1977.1.) Lush Life (B. Strayhorn)2.) Keep on Truckin (L. Jenkins)3.) Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen (Traditional)
Inner Organs - Codona Eric J. Doberman 2020-04-27 | Don Cherry, Collin Wallcott, and Nana Vasconcelos. From the album "Codona 3" (ECM, 1982).
David Murray Quintet Untitled #2 Eric J. Doberman 2018-09-08 | WKPN, Philadelphia 8/21/75 with:David Murray - tenor saxKhan Jamal - vibraphoneMonnette Sudler - e.guitarSonny Johnson - bassSunny Murray - drums
Art Farmer Ad Dis Sun Eric J. Doberman 2018-05-20 | From "Farmers Market" (New Jazz, 1958). Written by Kenny Drew. Recorded in 1956 by RVG with Hank Mobley (ts), Kenny Drew (p), Addison Farmer (b), and Elvin Jones (d).
David Holland and Barre Phillips - May Be I Can Sing It For You (1971) Eric J. Doberman 2018-03-17 | From the 1971 ECM Records release "Music for Two Basses".David Holland on cello, Barre Phillips on double bass.
Mundell Lowe Tacet for Neurotics (1956) Eric J. Doberman 2015-11-26 | From the Riverside LP "New Music of Alec Wilder". With Mundell Lowe (g), Joe Wilder (t), John Barrows+Jim Huffington (fr-h), Don Hammond (fl), Jerry Roth (ob), Bern Garfield or Harold Glitzier (bassoon), Trigger Alpert or Milt Hinton (b) and Ed Shaughnessy (d).
Sippin at Bells Eric J. Doberman 2015-05-19 | From Anthony Braxton's "Charlie Parker Project" (HatHut, 1993). with with Paul Smoker (t, flh), Ari Brown (ts, ss), Misha Mengelberg ℗, Joe Fonda (b), and Pheeroan AkLaff (d).
Don Cherry and Ed Blackwell Mutron (Medley) Eric J. Doberman 2015-02-27 | From the 1982 ECM release El Corazón.
The Country Doctors Brighton Morning Eric J. Doberman 2015-01-24 | If the "communion from the State" line escapes you, then congratulations on living an upright life. In any case The Country Doctors, at the time of this recording, were Eric Doberman, Eric Moss, Joe Allonby, and Andrew Lypps.
Edmond Hall Swingtet - I Cant Believe Youre In Love With Me Eric J. Doberman 2014-09-06 | Edmond Hall - clHarry Carney - bsBenny Morton - tbDon Frye - pEverett Barksdale - gAlvin Ranglin - bSid Catlett - dr
Four In One from The ICP Orchestra Presents Thelonious Monk (1986) Eric J. Doberman 2014-03-19 | Ab Baars (ss, ts, cl), Michael Moore (as, cl), Wolter Wierbos (tro), Ernst Rejseger (cel), Maurice Horsthuis (viola), Misha Mangelberg (p).
Johnny Dyani Year of The Child Eric J. Doberman 2014-03-13 | From 1985, South African bassist Johnny Dyani. From the album "Angolian Cry" (SteepleChase Records), with John Tchicai on bass clarinet, Harry Beckett on trumpet and flugelhorn, and Billy Hart on drums.
Sam Rivers Winds of Manhattan Colours (1982) Eric J. Doberman 2014-02-16 | Sam Rivers - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute Marvin Blackman - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute Talib Kibwe - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute Chris Roberts - soprano saxophone, flute Steve Coleman, Bobby Watson - alto saxophone, flute Nat Dixon - tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute Bill Cody - tenor saxophone, oboe Eddie Alex - tenor saxophone, piccolo Jimmy Cozier, Patience Higgins - baritone saxophone, flute
Rolf Kühn Side One of Going To The Rainbow (1971) Eric J. Doberman 2014-01-16 | 1.) Houndhouse Rock (R. Kuhn)2.) Sad Ballade (J. Kuhn)3.) T.C.B. (Skidmore)Rolf Kühn, clarinet; Alan Skidmore, tenor saxophone; John Surman, baritone and soprano saxophones, electric piano; Joachim Kühn, piano, organ; Chick Corea, electric piano; Peter Warren, bass; Tony Oxley, drums
The Delusions Someplace Like Peru Eric J. Doberman 2014-01-04 | Eric Doberman-vox and guitarTom Doberman-guitar and voxDiego Enrique "Spiro" Suez-bass and voxDruggie Doug-drums and voxRecorded at Zippah Studios by Andrew Lypps on Dorchester Day 1996
Hogs on Ice Alls not Quiet at The Western Front Eric J. Doberman 2013-12-31 | Willie T- vox, guitar, Doctor X - vox, perc, and others.
Roswell Rudd performs Herbie Nichols Jamaica Eric J. Doberman 2013-12-02 | From 1996. With Greg Millar (g) and John Bacon, Jr. (d).
Sonny Rollins Alexanders Ragtime Band Eric J. Doberman 2013-11-14 | Village Gate Residency, July 28, 1962. with Don Cherry (cornet), Bob Cranshaw (b), and Billy Higgins (d).
Sonny Rollins Saint Thomas Eric J. Doberman 2013-11-14 | From the 1962 Village Gate residency. With Don Cherry (cornet), Bob Cranshaw (double bass), and Billy Higgins (drums).
Phonebook Medicated Girl Eric J. Doberman 2013-09-30 | Eric Doberman - Vocals and guitarJim Coyle - Guitar and vocalsStephen Villane - Bass and vocalsMichael Mohr - Drums
Oh, Joanna Eric J. Doberman 2013-09-29 | This one was about Joanna Coolidge. So it had to be magisterial, as I drunkenly explained to the band at the time. -EJDEric Doberman - vocals, guitarJim Coyle - guitar, vocalsSteve Villane - bass, vocalsMike Mohr - drumsKarlo Tacky - production, engineering, Hammond XB2
Phil Ochs Pleasures of The Harbor (1967) Eric J. Doberman 2013-08-24 | Mel Brooks has always credited the album cover of Sonny Rollins' "Way Out West" as being part of the inspiration for "Blazing Saddles". Which film of the same era might this album cover have inspired? Hmmmm...Anyway, this is not the protest folk that Ochs was known for. It comes off more like a baroque pop fever-dream that was trying to one-up both the vagueness and the misogyny of "Forever Changes". And Herb Alpert payed a lot of money for it.
