Alex Lore- Motivity (CD) Odie LeighAn object in motion stays in motion, as Newton eloquently explained. Thus we have the link connecting one enterprising artist to another. With Motivity, his fifth album to date, saxophonist Alex Lore draws a direct line from his chordless trio approach to that of his mentor, the late Lee Konitz, on Motion (Verve, 1961). Working with two of the finest rhythm modernists on today's scene bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Johnathan Blake LoRe upholds his
” The collection concludes with 10 previously unreleased live tracks recorded during the 1976-77 Technical Ecstasy World Tour
also known simply as Scary Monsters
The album is housed in it's original replica gatefold cover with an OBI
elemental slide guitar style
Sermon of Sorts
This heavy contrast comes with big tension throughout the eight tracks of the band's upcoming album and makes it incredibly convincing
might also encounter the ghost of early MOTÖRPSYCHO among many other wondrous encounters
an additional newly compiled promotion 12" of tracks previously unavailable in the Playing The Angel 12" campaign
passionate music and engaging industry practices
Levon Helm (The Band)
Il Est Celui Que Je Voulais (Nourith)
these songs were ahead of their time