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KPEX presents The True Loves performing live at The Little London Plane during Upstream Music Fest. Recorded June 3, 2018. Songs: Sunday Afternoon Shambling Kabuki Famous Last Words The Derp

The True Loves performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded October 20, 2017. Songs: Mary Pop Poppins The Dirty Famous Last Words The Derp On The Spot ​ Listening to the abundant sounds of the Seattle-based funk & soul group, True Loves, is like walking down a favorite neighborhood street, slapping five with friends, checking up with clerks in their stores, admiring your dark sun-glassed face in their windows, ducking under flowerpots and smelling the familiar smells of your most cherished locale. The band is its own block party. What began in 2014 as a jam session between three of the city’s best - pocket-perfect drummer David McGraw, intoxicating bassist Bryant Moore, and otherworldly guitarist Jimmy James - has since blossomed into a global force that now features percussionist Iván Galvez and four horn players: trombonists Jason Cressey and Greg Kramer, and saxophonists Gordon Brown and Skerik. Together, the group’s live performances have garnered them much acclaim and millions of streams on YouTube. In 2017, True Loves recorded their debut instrumental LP, Famous Last Words, which received worldwide adoration and earned them spots at coveted festivals. In 2021, the group released their sophomore album, Sunday Afternoon.

Recorded Live: 10/13/1978 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ Frank Zappa - guitar, vocals Denny Walley - slide guitar, vocals Ike Wiilis - guitar, vocals Patrick O'Hearn - bass Arthur Barrow - bass Tommy Mars - keyboards Peter Wolf - keyboards Vinnie Colaiuta - drums Ed Mann - percussion Summary: Although poor quality audience recordings have circulated among fans for many years, presented here for the first time ever is a direct recording of Frank Zappa's early show on October 13, 1978 at The Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ. This night is notable not only for containing two of the most memorable performances of the 1978 World Tour, but this concert was also bass player Patrick O'hearn's debut gig with Zappa. The concert contains a wide ranging selection of material both old and new and a good balance between Zappa's humorous social commentary songs and his more challenging instrumental compositions. It kicks off with a standout example of Zappa's seering guitar work on "Deathless Horsie," which would finally see release on his Shut Up & Play Your Guitar series several years later. In terms of outstanding solos, a highly improvised "City Of Tiny Lights" featuring Denny Walley in fantastic form on slide guitar, is certainly a highlight. The same can be said of is "Pound For A Brown On The Bus," which immediately follows. This serves as an extended showcase for Ed Mann on vibes, followed by electric piano and then synthesizer solos by Tommy Mars and Peter Wolf. Closing the set is a complete performance of the Apostrophe album classic "Yellow Snow Suite. The two encores are also notable, beginning with a non-orchestral performance of "Strictly Genteel." This grand finale composition to "200 Motels" is followed by "Dinah Moe Hum." On this final encore Zappa adamantly insists on sing-a-long audience participation. When he notices a guy wearing a Rolling Stones t-shirt who is not joining in the fun, he specifically singles him out. So determined is Zappa to get this gentleman to sing along, that he vows to end the performance should he fail to participate! Following an unsuccessful second chance to engage said audience member, and true to his word, Zappa suddenly stops the performance and concludes the concert.

Uri Caine - Piano Mark Feldman - Violin Erik Friedlander - Cello Greg Cohen - Double bass John Zorn - Direction

Vienne Jazz Festival 2006 0:29 Hath Arob 6:48 Tharsis 17:48 Rahtiel 26:02 Beeroth 31:10 Mibi 36:15 Tagriel 46:02 Rikbiel

The Dave Brubeck Quartet and Ralph J. Gleason (a syndicated jazz columnist) perform live at the Jazz Casual TV show in 1961. Dave Brubeck - piano Paul Desmond - alto sax Joe Morello - drums Eugene Wright - bass Ralph J. Gleason interviews Dave on the Jazz Casual show about the future of jazz and the different time signatures that the Dave Brubeck Quartet use. You'll see the Quartet using a 9/8 & 5/4 time 1. Take Five 2. Interview with Dave Brubeck 3. It's a Raggy Waltz 4. Castillian Blues 5. Waltz Limp 6. Blue Rondo a la Turk 7. Emily 8. Martians Go Home 9. Time Was 10. Greensleaves

John McLaughlin – guitar Rick Laird – bass Billy Cobham – drums, percussion Jan Hammer – keyboards, organ Jerry Goodman – violin

July 6, 1976 Montreux, Switzerland Billy Cobham - Drums George Duke - Keyboards, Vocals John Scofield - Guitar Alphonso Johnson - Bass, Chapman Stick, Vocals

John Medeski – piano Billy Martin – drums, percussion Chris Wood – acoustic bass

Umbria Jazz Festival John Medeski – piano Billy Martin – drums, percussion Chris Wood – acoustic bass

Frank Zappa - lead guitar, vocals, percussion Ruth Underwood - percussion Ralph Humphrey - drums, percussion George Duke - keyboards, synthesizer, vocals Tom Fowler - bass Bruce Fowler - trombone, dancing (?) Napoleon Murphy Brock - tenor sax, flute, lead vocals Chester Thompson - drums 1. ""Something Terrible Has Just Happened" / Cosmik Debris" December 9 (early show) 11:18 2. "Penguin in Bondage" December 10 (early + late shows) 7:57 3. "T'Mershi Duween" December 9 (early show) 1:57 4. "Dog/Meat (The Dog Breath Variations/Uncle Meat)" December 9 (early show) / December 10 (late show) 4:14 5. "RDNZL" December 9 (early show) + December 10 (early show) 5:03 6. "Audience Participation – RDNZL" December 10 (early show) 1:44 7. "Inca Roads" December 9 (late show) 8:11 8. "Echidna's Arf (of You)" December 9 (late show) + December 10 (late show) 3:55 9. "Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?" December 9 (late show) + December 10 (late show) 7:02 10. "Cheepnis – Percussion" December 10 (late show) 4:09 11. "Cheepnis" December 10 (late show) 5:45 12. "I'm the Slime" December 9 (late show) 4:03 13. "Big Swifty" December 9 (late show) 8:57 14. "Be-Bop Tango (of the Old Jazzmen's Church)" December 9 (late show) + December 10 (late show) 17:32 15. "End Credits: Don't Eat the Yellow Snow / Father O'Blivion" 3:32

00:00 Garden Grove 04:22 What I Got 07:08 Wrong Way 09:29 Same in the End 12:05 April 29, 1992 (Miami) 15:58 Santeria 19:02 Seed 21:12 Jailhouse 26:05 Pawn Shop 32:12 Paddle Out 33:26 The Ballad of Johnny Butt 35:38 Burritos 39:33 Under My Voodoo 42:59 Get Ready 47:51 Caress Me Down 51:22 What I Got (Reprise) 54:22 Doin' Time

Guthrie Govan - Guitars Brien Beller - Bass Marco Minnemman - Dums 0:33 "Bad Asteroid" - Guthrie Govan 9:07 "Greasy Wheel" - Bryan Beller 17:45 "Boing!... I'm in the Back" - Marco Minnemann 27:08 "Flatlands" - Bryan Beller 36:55 "I Want a Parrot" - Guthrie Govan 48:00 "Blues Fuckers/Drum Solo" - Minnemann 1:05:35 "Waves" - Govan 1:11:18 "Get It Like That" - Minnemann 1:23:40 "Furtive Jack" - Govan 1:32:20 "Train Trax" - Minnemann 1:37:10 "Cave Dweller" - Beller 1:46:40 "Mr. Kempinski" - Minnemann 1:54:46 "See You Next Tuesday" - Beller 2:00:46 "Dance of the Aristocrats" - Minnemann 2:06:50 "A Very Metal Introduction" Improvisation 2:08:49 "Sweaty Knockers" - Beller 2:21:38 "Erotic Cakes" - Govan

Igor Stravinsky L'Histoire Du Soldat 1. The Soldier's March 2. Airs By A Stream 3. Pastorale 4. The Royal March 5. The Little Concert 6. Three Dances (Tango, Waltz, Ragtime) 7. The Devil's Dance 8. The Great Chorale 9. Triumphal March of the Devil

02 Apr 1965. VPRO Studio, Hilversum, The Netherlands. Pim Jacobs p, Ruud Jacobs b, Han Bennink d. 0:00:21 WM and PJ break the ice, conversing about their instruments - 0m 45s 0:01:06 Blues - 4m 27s 0:05:52 Nica's Dream (Horace Silver) - 8m 34s 0:14:38 WM shows PJ the changes of The End of a Love Affair - 3m 29s 0:14:43 PJ asks WM: "What is the name of it?" 0:14:45 WM replies: "I don't know!" and laughs uneasily 0:18:07 Relaxed tempo run-through of The End of a Love Affair - 1m 45s 0:19:53 More discussion about the changes - 1m 12s 0:20:53 PJ says something like: "With real tempo!" 0:20:56 WM says (laughing): "Oh, you're ready to go?! Alright. OK!" 0:21:08 The End of a Love Affair (Edward C. Redding) - 8m 16s - - - 04 Apr 1965. TV-Show "Jazz Prisma", Universal Studio, Brussels, Belgium. Harold Mabern p, Arthur Harper b, Jimmy Lovelace d. 0:29:24 Impressions (John Coltrane) - 3m 30s 0:32:56 Twisted Blues (Wes Montgomery) - 5m 25s 0:38:24 Here's That Rainy Day (Jimmy Van Heusen, Johnny Burke) - 7m 10s 0:45:36 Jingles (Wes Montgomery) - 3m 56s 0:49:32 The Girl Next Door (Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane) - 3m 50s - - - 07 May 1965. TV-Show "Tempo", ABC TV Studios, London, UK. Stan Tracey p, Rick Laird b, Jackie Dougan d. 0:53:23 Intro - 0m 26s 0:53:49 Introduction by David Mahlowe - 0m 25s 0:54:14 Introduction by Ronnie Scott - 1m 02s 0:55:16 Four On Six (Wes Montgomery) - 3m 57s 0:58:53 Comment by Ronnie Scott - 1m 09s 1:00:02 Full House (Wes Montgomery) - 5m 00s 1:05:05 Here's That Rainy Day (Jimmy Van Heusen, Johnny Burke) - 5m 47s 1:10:52 Comment by Ronnie Scott - 0m 48s 1:11:40 Twisted Blues (Wes Montgomery) - 3m 42s 1:15:22 Run-out - - - Recording dates and track info from: https://attictoys.com/wes-montgomery-discography-1964-1968/ and https://www.jazzdisco.org/wes-montgomery/discography/#650507-2- (Both are excellent discographies of that period.)

Musicians Frank Zappa – lead guitar, vocals Warren Cuccurullo – rhythm guitar, vocals Denny Walley – slide guitar, vocals Ike Willis – lead vocals Peter Wolf – keyboards Tommy Mars – keyboards (Act 1) Arthur Barrow – bass guitar, guitar (on "Joe's Garage"), vocals Patrick O'Hearn – bass guitar on "Outside Now" and "He Used to Cut the Grass" Ed Mann – percussion, vocals Vinnie Colaiuta – drums, combustible vapors, optometric abandon Jeff (Jeff Hollie) – tenor sax (all tracks Act 1) Marginal Chagrin (Earle Dumler) – baritone sax (all tracks Act 1) Stumuk (Bill Nugent) – bass sax (all tracks Act 1) Dale Bozzio – vocals (all tracks Act 1) Al Malkin – vocals (all tracks Act 1) Craig Steward – harmonica (all tracks Act 1) Cast Frank Zappa – Central Scrutinizer, Larry, L. Ron Hoover, Father Riley and Buddy Jones Ike Willis – Joe Dale Bozzio – Mary Denny Walley – Mrs. Borg Al Malkin – Officer Butzis Warren Cuccurullo and Ed Mann – Sy Borg Terry Bozzio – Bald-Headed John The Utility Muffin Research Kitchen Chorus – Al Malkin, Warren Cucurullo, Dale Bozzio, Geordie Hormel, Barbara Issak and most of the people who work at Village Recorders Act I - 0:00 The Central Scrutinizer 3:28 Joe's Garage 9:38 Catholic Girls 14:04 Crew Slut 20:35 Wet T-Shirt Nite / Fembot in a Wet T-Shirt 25:20 Toad O-Line / On the Bus 29:39 Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? 32:15 Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up 37:58 Scrutinizer Postlude Act II - 39:33 A Token of My Extreme 45:03 Stick It Out 49:37 Sy Borg 58:33 Dong Work for Yuda 1:03:36 Keep It Greasey 1:11:58 Outside Now Act III - 1:17:48 He Used to Cut the Grass 1:26:23 Packard Goose 1:37:57 Watermelon in Easter Hay 1:47:06 A Little Green Rosetta

Live in Denmark with Sonny Rollins Trio 1965.

1. "Galaxie" 2. "2x4" 3. "Vernie" 4. "Skinned" 5. "Toes Across the Floor" 6. "Walk" 7. "Dumptruck" 8. "Car Seat (God's Presents)" 9. "Wilt" 10. "The Duke" 11. "St. Andrew's Fall" 12. "New Life" 13. "Mouthful of Cavities" 14. "Lemonade"

AutorYno David Konopnicki: Guitars Bertrand Delorme: Bass Cyril Grimaud: Drums

Lyrics: 'My friends feel it's their appointed duty They keep trying to tell me All you want to do is use me But my answer, yeah to all that use me stuff I, I, I yes I want to spread the news That if it feels this good getting used Oh you just keep on using me Until you use me up Until you use me up My brother sit me right down and he talked to me He told me that I ought not to let you just walk on me And I'm sure he meant well Yeah, but when our talk was through I said, brother, if you only knew You'd wish that you were in my shoes You just keep on using me Until you use me up Until you use me up Sometimes, it's true You really do abuse me You get me in a crowd of high-class people And then you act real rude to me But, oh baby, baby, baby, baby When you love me, I can't get enough I want to spread the news That if it feels this good getting used Girl, you just keep on using me Until you use me up Until you use me up Talkin' 'bout you usin' people It all depends on what you do It ain't too bad the way you're usin' me Cause I sure am usin' you to do the things you do' To do the things you do

Producer: Buddy Miles Producer: Robin McBride Composer Lyricist: Neil Young Arranger, Work Arranger: Buddy Miles

Medeski, Martin and Wood 2005-12-31 Differ Ariake - Tokyo - Japan MMW Life Changing Experience Tour Final TPC ON NYE part 1: 1. Video 2. Improv 3. Improv 4. Exploration*, 5. Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing, 6. Nocturne, 7. End of the World Party part 2: 8. organ solo 9. After The Onsen, 10. Egbe Mi O (Carry Me) 11. Partido Alto, 12. New New Orleans, 13. Paris, 14. Wiggly's Way, 15. Bubblehouse Encore: Gonzo** entre show with DJ Olive * w/ Steven Bernstein from here to end of show ** w/ acoustic/melodica front of stage ending

Medeski, Martin and Wood 2005-12-31 Differ Ariake - Tokyo - Japan MMW Life Changing Experience Tour Final TPC ON NYE part 1: 1. Video 2. Improv 3. Improv 4. Exploration*, 5. Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing, 6. Nocturne, 7. End of the World Party part 2: 8. organ solo 9. After The Onsen, 10. Egbe Mi O (Carry Me) 11. Partido Alto, 12. New New Orleans, 13. Paris, 14. Wiggly's Way, 15. Bubblehouse Encore: Gonzo** entre show with DJ Olive * w/ Steven Bernstein from here to end of show ** w/ acoustic/melodica front of stage ending

Aug.04.2012 - Chapiteau Festival - Jazz in Marciac, France Shanir Blumenkranz - Sintir Eyal Maoz - Guitar Aram Bajakian - Guitar Kenny Grohowski - Drums Abraxas (0:20 - 15:30): 00:00 Zaphiel 06:04 Muriel 10:49 Aupiel Aleph Trio (15:31 - 31:55): John Zorn - Sax Shanir Blumenkranz - Sntir Ches Smith - Drums 15:31 Hath-Arob 21:58 Tagriel 29:14 Shilhim Secret Chiefs 3 (31:56 - 47:48)- Trey Spruance - Guitar, Baryton Gyan Riley - Guitar Timba Harris - Violin Matt Lebofsky - Clavier Toby Driver - bass Ches Smith- Drums April Centrone - Percussion