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LSP presents a blowing session from the embryonic days of free jazz in Birmingham. SPITTIN' DOWN BRASS is a series of solos over a conventional rhythm section. The band lacked solidarity (and rehearsal time) but compensated with spirited solos. The first and third of these are by the tenors: Warr has the traditional sound, at once coarse and polished; Lynock is intense, running the emotional gamut. Panton's alto work is in contrast with its edgy, boppish approach.

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from How Ya Doin?, released January 1, 2013
2 LSP: Spittin’ Down Brass (Panton) (6:42) David Panton: alto saxophone Graham Lynock: tenor saxophone Noël Warr: tenor saxophone Jef Daw: guitar Nick Solomon: cello Phil Trickett: drums Recorded: Zella Studios, Birmingham 22 July 1969 Engineer : Johnny Haynes

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