Recorded Moat Studios, London 30th October 2000 by Lee Bowman
Layout & Design : Karen Brookman
1. Red(5th). . . 7th (Blue) (9.07)
2. Episode No. 33 (5.35)
3. New (3.44)
4. False Face Society (5.02)
5. Trickster Tales (9.29)
6. Slow Night (5.46)
7. Deadeyed Jellyroll (8.49)
8. Eight (5.48)
9. Last Call (0.58)
10. Footnote Slim (3.52)
Recorded Los Angeles 2000
Layout & Design : Karen Brookman
1. Inclusive (8.54)
2. My You (9.21)
3. Extinguished By Rain (13.45)
4. SQqueeze Toy (3.41)
5. Web (3.28)
6. Seventeen Step (17.00)
Recorded November 1996
Cover Painting : Keiji Haino.
Layout design : Karen Brookman
1. Yume ga ichiban muchi (2.19)
2. 25 No Seimeitai (2.43)
3. Aru Kanashika No Juni (4.41)
4. 2 To Mugen No Torjhiki (0.52)
5. Zen'i No Yokubo (1.14)
6. Boka Ga NeJirekireru To Ai (2.10)
7. Zureteyuku No Ha Watashi, Soretomo Ima (1.57)
8. Ten To Tomo Ni Ishoni Itagaru Shugo (0.54)
9. Egatai Kanashimi O Te Ni Ireta (1.25)
10. Chotto Burusu Ni Aisatsu (1.11)
11. Kotaerarenai Hazu Na No Ni (4.09)
12. Ichi O Tashikamete Kara (4.10)
13. Fukuzatsu To Iu Zurusa (4.19)
14. Tsumasaki Kara No Keikoku (2.17)
15. Kikiakasarerenaai Koto (2.27)
16. Massugu Tte Kore De ii No ? (5.22)
First performance together since 1966
Recorded in the Stadgarten Cologne 1998
Layout design : Karen Brookman
1. Mining the Archive (16:14)
2. JH 98 - 2 (17:56)
3. Bob (3:20)
Recorded at The Blizzard Condition, Leeds on 14 June 1996.
Design and layout by SHF.
Registered firm (01.20)
Bows and buttons (13.07)
Spaceships are crap (04.22)
"You do mean Grouch Marx, don't you?" (01.53)
The Delius myth (14.02)
"If I've offended anyone, I apologize (12.35)
Piece of fish (06.07)
Recorded at Sonic Solutions on 26 November 1997.
Design and layout by Karen Brookman.
North country diatribe (03.25)
After dark (09.06)
Brief ballad (03.51)
Take one [with apologies to Paul Desmond] (05.10)
Blues for Lester B, (06.12)
J7+P3 (07.55)
Happy to you (07.54)
Random dynamics (06.22)
The ecumenical blues (04.12)
Tracks 1 and 10 recorded at a solo concert given at Angel Row Gallery, Nottingham on 24 September 1997; Dead she dances is from Distant points, a book of poems by Peter Riley. Tracks 2-9 recorded in London in May 1997 and produced by Steve Beresford.
Design and layout by Karen Brookman.
Notts (13.11)
tba (02.10)
One damned thing... (03.12)
Opening title (01.57)
...after another (02.32)
It goes in, out, round, about (03.13)
This title and the following title (02.09)
Should be reversed (03.55)
Rabbit as seen by dog (01.37)
Dead she dances (07.32)
Recorded summer 1995 at UPS Studio, London.
Cover by Karen Brookman.
Oren Marshall: tuba
Abode to (07.32)
Out of the deep (09.24)
Room for breath (07.03)
Breaking off (02.05)
I'd love a key (14.08)
Domestic melodies (03.38)
Spane (05.25)
Recorded at The Place, London in July 1994
Our world as we know it recorded in concert at the Incus Records night.
Painting Pink polka-dot. P40. Pup by Dennis Palmer.
The pencil - a history (09.04)
Trees without dogs (00.33)
Our world as we know it (05.24)
Name without a street (00.13)
Bulldog eating a wasp [Waspers] (14.42)
Matzoh spectacles [thank you Lol Coxhill] (01.27)
Earthling-a-ding (03.39)
Faster than $ sound (11.23)
Standing on a whale (05.53)
Fearing puffins (05.03)
Recorded in Leicester, England in November 1992.
Cover art 'Self portrait' by John Stevens
CD booklet design by Karen Brookman.
One time (11.560)
U Kent & I (14.15)
Without warning (14.43)
Along the coast (10.00)
Not a dry glass in the house (06.24)
Cheers/tears (03.29)
Tracks 1 to 4, 9 and 10 recorded at the Red Rose Theatre, London on 5 December 1994 by Martin Davidson; tracks 5 to 8 recorded at Pathway on 14 April 1994 by Justin Underhill.
Cover sculpture 'Respiritus' by Richard Mackness; CD booklet design by Karen Brookman.
Fallen griefs of weeping willow (11.00)
Dark hawks hear us (02.27)
Turkiss indiene mauves (02.50)
Every telling has a taling (06.04)
My sighs in shockings (03.50)
Wildrose cheeks for poor piccolina (03.20)
I'll lay a few stones on the hostel sheets (05.09)
Sweet swan water (03.15)
Fieldmice balk talk (07.04)
Close only knows (06.11)
Recording by WDR Cologne, 8 April 1992.
Cover painting The singer by Tony Oxley, photographed by Max Lautenschlager.
Quartet 1 (16.00)
Duo MP (05.03)
Duo TD (13.06)
Quartet 2 (04.49)
Duo TM (08.41)
Duo TP (04.49)
Trio PMD (10.14)
Quartet 3 (05.40)
Recorded on 22 June 1991 at approximately the times indicated.
Front cover photograph by C.R. Appleyard.
Ten 10 (17.08)
Ten 28 (06.33)
Two 50 (06.28)
Two 57 (03.25)
Three (04.04)
Three 05 (02.44)
Three 08 (01.21)
'Derek Bailey plays electric guitar plus VCS3 synthesiser on Where is the police?; on Christiani Eddy he plays electric guitar unamplified and on The squirrel and the ricketty-racketty bridge he plays two acoustic guitars at the same time (not double-tracked). The improvisations are on electric guitar.' Recorded February 1971; equipment and recording Hugh Davies and Bob Woolford.
Front cover photograph by Christine Jeffrey.
Improvisation 4 (02.02)
Improvisation 5 (07.43)
Improvisation 6 (05.29)
Improvisation 7 (03.10)
Where is the police? [Misha Mengelberg] (08.25)
Christiani Eddy [Willem Breuker] (05.50)
The squirrel and the ricketty-racketty bridge [Gavin Bryars] (06.31)
Improvisation 3 (02.41)
Improvisation 8 (04.19)
Improvisation 9 (01.52)
Improvisation 10 (03.04)
Improvisation 11 (02.16)
Improvisation 12 (03.46)
Tracks a and b recorded at the Arts Theatre, London on 12 May 1987 by Michael Gerzon
Tracks c and d recorded at Hawth Centre, Crawley on 4 September 1988 by Michael Gerzon.
Cover drawing by Tony Mostrom.
A: Who's there to know that you passed 'em around (16.01)
B: You'll find my theory is logically sound (16.23)
C: Don't save (10.02)
D: 100 years from today (14.48)
Recorded by Michael Gerson at the Old Fire Station and the Pegasus Theatre Oxford, on 9 & 11 September 1988.
1044 degrees - 1050 degrees (05.31)
Normal position (01.11)
First side story (11.37)
Blah blah blah (03.56)
Original gravity (08.43)
Two not three (02.38)
24 hours from Towester (06.29)
The fault [Lies with the manufacturer] (02.30)
Best before end (07.35)
The only issued recording by Joseph Holbrooke.
Design and layout by Karen Brookman.
A CD Single (10 1/2 mins)
of Joseph Holbrooke.