Abstractions of the Industrial North (1966) ...
British jazz musician Basil Kirchin's library album for De Wolfe, later released through Trunk records ...Heart of the North ...
The Lonely Ones ... (originally from The Wild One)
- Bass – Peter McGurk
- Drums – Chris Karan
- Flute – Duncan Lamont
- Flute, Saxophone, Whistle [Penny] – Peter Hughes
- Guitar – Cedric West
- Piano, Organ – Harry Stoneham
- Saxophone, Flute – Tubby Hayes
- Trumpet – Kenny Wheeler
- Vibraphone, Saxophone [Alto] – Alan Branscombe
Prelude and dawn - The Experiencer ...
The complete album “Abstractions Of The Industrial North” is on this recording, and we have added a selection of recordings from other rare Kirchin, Jack Nathan and John Coleman productions, including The Wild One, Don't Lose Your Cool, Town Beat and finally “Mind On The Run”. These are all ten inch De Wolfe releases, are exceptionally rare and includes some incredible session musicians, including Jimmy Page and Big Jim Sullivan.
As library music goes, Abstractions is unlike any other recording. It's possibly the most beautiful but worst library music ever made, in the way that it doesn't adhere to or follow any normal library music genre. It is wonderfully sad unforgettable music, with the signature Kirchin hypnotic grooves stirring it all up every now and again... trunkrecords.com ...
Viva Tamla Motown ... (originally from The Wild One)
Pageing Sullivan ...(another from The Wild One with jimmy Page on guitar)
beardedmagazine.com memoir of Basil Kirchin ...
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