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This is what Steve sounded like, August 10, 2005
This is a solo recording of Steve Lacy playing soprano sax at Unity Temple. It was released by the rather small jazz label Wobbly Rail, owned and operated by Mac MacCaughan of the rock band Superchunk who also owns and runs a bigger indie rock label Merge (who discovered, among others, Squirrel Nut Zippers and Arcade Fire). I saw Steve Lacy in concert about six times starting in 1996 or so -- solo, with his wife Irene Aebi, with his trio, with his trio plus Roswell Rudd, and with his trio, his wife and George Lewis -- and this cd reminds me quite a bit of the performances I witnessed, of "my" Steve Lacy.
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