Septober Energy
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| Septober Energy (U.K. LP) |
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| Studio album by Centipede | ||
| Released | 1971 | |
| Recorded | 1971 | |
| Genre | Big Band Rockjazz | |
| Length | 85:23 | |
| Label | Neon (RCA) | |
| Producer(s) | Robert Fripp | |
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| Septober Energy (U.S. LP release and CD release) |
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| Studio album by Centipede | ||
| Released | 1974 (U.S. LP) 2000 (CD) |
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| Label | RCA (U.S. LP) BGO (CD) |
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Septober Energy is the only album of the jazz/progressive rock big band Centipede, organized and led by the british free jazz pianist Keith Tippett, that brought together much of a generation of young British jazz and rock musicians in its more than 50 members, e.g. from the bands Soft Machine, King Crimson, Nucleus and Blossom Toes.
Septober Energy, produced by Robert Fripp, was originally released 1971 in the UK as a double LP, 1974 in the U.S.A. with a different cover. A remastered CD release, using the "U.S." cover, was released in 2000.
The album is a four part suite consisting of four tracks of about 20 minutes each. For a detailed review, see "Centipede ¦ Septober Energy" by John Kelman. Retrieved on January 8, 2006.
Septober Energy - Part 4 is based on the instrumental track Green and Orange Night Park that was part of The Keith Tippett Group's 1970 album Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening. Another version, titled Septober Energy and including vocals, can be found on the album Bristol concert by Mujician and The Gregorian Ensemble, recorded 1991.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
Record 1
- "Septober Energy - Part 1" – 21:43
- "Septober Energy - Part 2" – 23:34
Record 2
- "Septober Energy - Part 3" – 21:21
- "Septober Energy - Part 4" – 18:45
[edit] Personnel
[edit] Violins:
- Wendy Treacher
- Jihn Trussler
- Roddy Skeping
- Wilf Gibson (lead)
- Carol Slater
- Louise Jopling
- Garth Morton
- Channa Salononson
- Steve Rowlandson
- Mica Gomberti
- Colin Kitching
- Philip Saudek
- Esther Burgi
[edit] Cellos:
- Michael Hurwitz
- Timothy Kramer
- Suki Towb
- John Rees-Jones
- Katherine Thulborn
- Catherine Finnis
[edit] Trumpets:
- Peter Parkes
- Mick Collins
- Ian Carr (doubling flugelhorn)
- Mongezi Feza (pocket cornet)
- Mark Charig (cornet)
[edit] Alto Saxophones:
- Elton Dean (doubling saxello)
- Ian Steel (doubling flute)
- Ian McDonald
- Dudu Pukwana
[edit] Tenor Saxophones:
- Larry Stabbins
- Gary Windo
- Brian Smith
- Alan Skidmore
[edit] Baritone Saxophones:
- Dave White (doubling clarinet)
- Karl Jenkins (doubling oboe)
- John Williams (bass saxophone, doubling soprano)
[edit] Trombones:
- Nick Evans
- Dave Amis
- Dave Perrottet
- Paul Rutherford
[edit] Drums:
- John Marshall (and all percussion)
- Tony Fennell
- Robert Wyatt
[edit] Vocalists:
- Maggie Nichols
- Julie Tippetts
- Mike Patto
- Zoot Money
- Boz Burrell
[edit] Basses:
- Roy Babbington (doubling bass guitar)
- Jill Lyons
- Harry Miller
- Jeff Clyne
- Dave Markee
- Brian Belshaw
[edit] Guitar:
- Brian Godding
[edit] Piano:
- Keith Tippett (musical director)
Producer:
