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INCUS 059CD
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Featuring: Duck Baker (guitar), Derek Bailey (guitar), Cyro Baptista (percussion), Roswell Rudd (trombone) and John Zorn (saxophone). Tracks: Improv 1 & 5 recorded at The Knitting Factory New York 1993; Tracks Improv 2, 4 & 6 recorded London 2002; Track 3. "The Blues" recorded at the Outpost Alberquerque 2004; Track 7 "Pavement Blues" recorded at Tonic New York 2002.
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INCUS 055CD
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Will Gaines: tap; Derek Bailey: guitar. Recorded at the Oostrum Church, Holland, 1994.
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INCUS 051CD
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"Derek Bailey with: Julian Kytasty (bandura/flute), Roger Turner (percussion), Alan Wilkinson (baritone sax, voice)."
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INCUS 027CD
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Ten improvisations by the TN duo known as the Shaking Ray Levis: Palmer (synthesizers, voice) & Stagner (drums, perc.) in collaboration with veteran UK improvisers Beresford (keyboards, small trumpet) & Turner (perc.). Recorded in London, 1994. Crazed improv. at least partially influenced by their shared interests in "TV cartoons, Baptist preaching, mushy peas, the world of the painter and preacher The Reverend Howard Finster," etc.
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INCUS 026CD
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Guitar/sax duets. Includes one half of the legendary Music Gallery Editions LP, recorded in Vancouver, 1978. And then 4 new recordings from the same space in Vancouver, recorded 18 years later in 1996. "Old and new, the selections heard here are excerpts from a conversation that has been going on for more than 20 years." --Alex Varty.
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INCUS 024CD
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Smith (guitar) & Metcalfe (flute). "A sequence of recordings made over a 15 month period between 1994-1995. Again, this is the first released recording by a long established duo."
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INCUS 021CD
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"...test the ears and patience of yr so called 'friends' -- the trained (operatic) vocalizings of ms. mackness dance and squeak around the flutter-scronk of mr. butcher (he of long-standing brit-free improv fame). Pure frontal-excursion, quiet and slippery..." -- Sonic Death.
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