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Invisible Means

by: John French, Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser, Richard Thompson

Release Date September 01, 2008
Invisible Means is the second, and sadly the last, product of a remarkable group of musicians who came together to record two albums in 1987 and 1990. French, Frith, Kaiser and Thompson are John French, the drummer from Captain Beefheart's Magic Band; Fred Frith, a British bass player of high renown and innovation; Henry Kaiser an experimental guitarist and collaborator in many projects; and Richard Thompson, the legendary folk-rocker, songwriter and guitarist. These four innovative, high quality musicians combine together to make a most fascinating, amusing and highly accomplished 'supergroup'.

Following on from the earlier album, Live, Love, Larf and Loaf, Invisible Means mines a rich, deep and varied seam of musical heritage ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Live Love Larf and Loaf

by: Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser & Richard Thompson John French

Release Date April 14, 2008
Invisible Means is the second, and sadly the last, product of a remarkable group of musicians who came together to record two albums in 1987 and 1990. French, Frith, Kaiser and Thompson are John French, the drummer from Captain Beefheart's Magic Band; Fred Frith, a British bass player of high renown and innovation; Henry Kaiser an experimental guitarist and collaborator in many projects; and Richard Thompson, the legendary folk-rocker, songwriter and guitarist. These four innovative, high quality musicians combine together to make a most fascinating, amusing and highly accomplished 'supergroup'.

Following on from the earlier album, Live, Love, Larf and Loaf, Invisible Means mines a rich, deep and varied seam of musical heritage ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Yo Miles

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date October 01, 1999
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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A World Out of Time Vol.1

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date July 07, 1995
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Sweet Sunny North

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date October 01, 1994
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Zen Kaiju

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date March 25, 2008
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Alternate Vers

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date October 25, 1990
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Domo Arigato Derek Sensei

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date March 25, 2008
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Guitar Party

by: Henry Kaiser, Glenn Phillips

Release Date April 08, 2003
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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A World Out of Time Vol.2

by: Henry Kaiser

Release Date October 01, 1999
I still remember the time I first heard `Bitches Brew' by Miles Davis. It had as dramatic an impact on my jazz music sensibilities as Sonic Youth's `Daydream Nation' did for rock - nothing would ever be the same again. Since then I have been meticulously collecting Miles' electric era recordings up until his 1975 retirement phase, each one providing yet further revelations- this man and his collaborators really were charting new territory, and so what if he annoyed old-fashioned jazzers in the process? With the release of tribute projects such as Bill Laswell's `Panthalassa', and the homage paid by former Miles' band members in the guise of `Children On The Corner', us electro-Miles junkies can still get our fix. So my belated discovery of Henry ... Read More: