Stev Hacket

This is an interesting show that unfortunately is been edited to a duration less than an hour. With that in consideration the quality of the Music and Sound is really Nice. Steve starts opening with Camino Royal from album Highly Strung then plays songs of the album Guitar Noir which was touring at the moment…

Billie Holiday - Summer Of '49 (1949) {Bandstand Japan, TKCB-30026, Early Press}
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© 1949, 1990 Bandstand Japan | TKCB-30026
Jazz / Vocal Jazz / Swing / Torch Songs

Recorded in New York, New York and Los Angeles, California between June 2, 1949 and September 3, 1949. Includes liner notes by Barry McRea. Personnel includes: Billie Holiday (vocals); Herbie Steward (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Ernie Caceres (baritone saxophone); Neal Hefti, Hot Lips Page, Wild Bill Davison (trumpet) and others.

SAFT (meaning squash, as in the concentrated liquid made from fruit juice and sugar, which is diluted to make a drink, in Norwegian) is a progressive rock band from Bergen, Norway, with their most active period in the early 70's. They were one of the first Norwegian rock bands to sing in Norwegian Nynorsk (which is based on rural, spoken Norwegian, and is one of four official languages in Norway). The core of the band is the two brothers THUE, Ove and Trygve, who are the only members to be part of both of the band's incarnations, both of which set benchmarks in Norwegian rock. Initially the band's music was rooted in typical early 70's heavy prog and pop rock.

Lillebjørn Nilsen and Andy Irvine had known each other for about 17 years when they met at the Telemark Festival back in 1994, what they both had dreamt about became a reality. Their collaboration resulted in an exhilarating concert. The live recording is finally released as an album in June 2021.