Here you will find Derek Bailey releases on Incus Records,
other releases in duos trios etc can be found in Catalogue Part 1.
Transferred and restored from the original cassette by Dave Hunt.
Liner Notes: George E Lewis.. Design, layout Susie Barnes.
Produced by Steve Beresford. Executive producer: Karen Brookman.
Thanks to all who made this release possible.
Concert in Milwaukee
liner notes,
see writings page
E in the titles refers to electric
and A refers to acoustic
1. 8E........................ 8.23
2. 21A................... 20.59
3. 15E................... 15.33
4. 9A..................... 10.17
Total running time 55 : 12
Recorded 31 March 1983 at Woodland Pattern, Milwaukee, Winsconsin, USA.
Originally released on cassette in 1983, a number of these original cassettes were sold via the Incus
website in 2010.
These copies MC1 CONCERT IN MILWAUKEE transferred and restored by Dave Hunt.
Please read backstory...........
In 1983 Derek Bailey was due to visit Japan for a concert tour and decided to take with him, for sale at the concerts, a cassette recorded live in Milwaukee. Approximately 500 cassettes were prepared and dispatched to the promoter in Japan but, in the event, the tour fell through and the cassettes were returned to England. On arriving to collect the two boxes containing the cassettes from the Post Office Derek found that they were badly damaged and, having to pay to re-gain them, decided to collect only one of the parcels. These cassettes - number not known, but probably around 150 - were subsequently sold at other live dates. All were produced on a light-grey plastic cassette body with 'CONCERT IN MILWAUKEE, DEREK BAILEY' plus date of concert, printed in
light-blue directly on the cassette body.
Peter Stubley in conversation with Derek Bailey
Previously unissued solos from 1974.
Transferred from two reels of quarter-inch tape by Dave Hunt. Edited and restored by Dave Hunt and Martin Davidson.
Liner Notes: Alex Ward.Design : Karen Brookman & Susie Barnes. Photograph : Jak Kilby.
Produced by Steve Beresford. Executive producer: Karen Brookman.Thanks to all who made this release possible.
REVIEW : Unearthed Gem
The New York City Jazz Record
More 74 liner notes,
by Alex Ward
see writings page
1.Catford part 1 6:38
2.Catford part 2 9:54
3.Catford part 3 2:48
4.Wrong Number 2:44
5.Provenance Unknown 1 5:40
6.Provenance Unknown 2 5:42
7.Probably part 1 4:26
8.Probably part 2 4:53
9.Probably part 3 14:11
10.Probably part 4 1:51
11.Little Old Acoustic Guitar 1 1:10
12.Little Old Acoustic Guitar 2 0:46
13.I Remember The Early Seventies 4:56
TRACKS
1-10 stereo electric guitar
11-13 19-string (approx.) acoustic guitar
4, 11 & 13 voice
Previously released on vinyl only.
Incus LP12
Recorded Spring 1974
Digitally remastered,
now available on compact disc.
Side One
1. Lot 74 (22.00)
Side Two.
Together (12.15)
Pain in the Chest (3.00)
Planks (4.00)
In Joke (Take 2) (4.00)
104b (6.00)
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 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)