"Steve Lacy's soul-rending sounds emerge out of the chaos of our times like the announcement of the beautiful nonviolent anarchist revolution. In the passionate intelligence of his compositions, every note is the sound of freedom."--Judith Malina, actress, writer, and co-founder of the Living Theatre
"Steve Lacy's soul-rending sounds emerge out of the chaos of our times like the announcement of the beautiful nonviolent anarchist revolution. In the passionate intelligence of his compositions, every note is the sound of freedom."--Judith Malina, actress, writer, and co-founder of the Living Theatre
Jason Weiss is the author of The Lights of Home: A Century of Latin American Writers in Paris and the forthcoming novel Faces by the Wayside. He is the editor of Back in No Time: The Brion Gysin Reader.
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4. Goodbye, New York (Garth W. Caylor, Jr., 1965) 24 5. Faithful Lacy (Philippe Carles, 1965) 33 6. Twenty-six New Jazzmen Put to the Question (1965) 41 7. Steve Lacy Speaks (Paul Gros-Claude, 1971) 43 8. Improvisation (Derek Bailey, 1974) 48 9. Evidence and Reflections (Alain-Rene Hardy and Philippe Quinsac, 1976) 52 10. On Play and Process, and Musiacal Insticnts (Raymond Gervais and Yves Bouliane, 1976) 62 11. In the Spirit (Roberto Terlizzi, 1976) 78 12. The Spark, the Gap, the Leap ( Brian Case, 1979) 84 13. In Search of the Way (Jason Weiss, 1980) 97 14. Songs: Steve Lacy and Brion Gysin (Jason Weiss, 1981) 104 15. Unrecognized Giean? (Xavier Prevost, 1982) 109 16. Futurities (Isabelle Galloni d’Istria, 1984) 111 17. The Solitude of the Long-Distance Player (Gerard Rouy, 1987) 115 18. On Practicing, and Exploring the Instrument (Kirk Silsbee, 1988) 123 19. Art is Made to Trouble (Christian Gauffre, 1990) 133 20. Shop Talk (Mel Martin, 1990) 138 21. It’s Got to Be Alive (Ben Ratliff, 1991) 22. Regarding the Voice: Steve Lacy and Irene Aebi (Jason Weiss, 1993) 146 23. A Petite Fleur for S. B. (Philippe Carles, 1994) 156 24. Sculpture and Jazz (Alain Kirili, 1994) 158 25. One Shouldn’t Make Too Much Noise, There’s Enough Already (Franck Medioni, 1995) 163 26. Living Lacy (Gerard Rouy, 1995) 166 27. Scratching the Seventies (Etienne Brunet, 1996) 167 28. Forget Paris (John Corbett, 1996) 185 29. In the Old Days (Lee Friedlander and Maria Friedlander, 1997) 193 30. The Glorious Thirty (Franck Bergerot and Alex Dutilh, 2000) 208 31. Farewell Paris (Gerard Rouy, 2002) 212 32. Invisible Jukebox (Christoph Cos, 2002) 217 33. Big Kisses from Boston (Franck Medioni, 2003) 226 34. The Art of the Song: Steve Lacy and Irene Aebi (Ed Hazell, 2004) 228 Part 2. Writings by Steve Lacy 1. MEV Notes (ca. 1968) 244 2. Roba (early 1970s) 248 3. Garden Variety (ca. 1974) 249 4. FMP: 10 Years Jubilee (ca. 1979) 250 5. What about Monk? (1980) 251 6. He Flew (1980) 253 7. In the Upper Air: Albert Ayler (1996 256 8. Shiro and I (1997) 257 9. Short Takes (1998) 258 10. Yoshizawa (1998) 260 11. Made in France (2000) 261 12. Song Sources (undated) 266 13. Residency Statement (2004) 267 Part 3. Song Scores Dreams (1975) 272 Mind’s Heart (1982) 273 3 Haiku (1998) 274 Selected Discography 277 Credits 281 Index 283 Acknowledgments ix Introduction 3 Part 1. Interviews with Steve Lacy 1. Introducing Steve Lacy (1959) 13 2. My Favorite Thing (1961) 17 3. The Land of Monk (1963) 20
4. Goodbye, New York (Garth W. Caylor, Jr., 1965) 24 5. Faithful Lacy (Philippe Carles, 1965) 33 6. Twenty-six New Jazzmen Put to the Question (1965) 41 7. Steve Lacy Speaks (Paul Gros-Claude, 1971) 43 8. Improvisation (Derek Bailey, 1974) 48 9. Evidence and Reflections (Alain-Rene Hardy and Philippe Quinsac, 1976) 52 10. On Play and Process, and Musiacal Insticnts (Raymond Gervais and Yves Bouliane, 1976) 62 11. In the Spirit (Roberto Terlizzi, 1976) 78 12. The Spark, the Gap, the Leap ( Brian Case, 1979) 84 13. In Search of the Way (Jason Weiss, 1980) 97 14. Songs: Steve Lacy and Brion Gysin (Jason Weiss, 1981) 104 15. Unrecognized Giean? (Xavier Prevost, 1982) 109 16. Futurities (Isabelle Galloni d’Istria, 1984) 111 17. The Solitude of the Long-Distance Player (Gerard Rouy, 1987) 115 18. On Practicing, and Exploring the Instrument (Kirk Silsbee, 1988) 123 19. Art is Made to Trouble (Christian Gauffre, 1990) 133 20. Shop Talk (Mel Martin, 1990) 138 21. It’s Got to Be Alive (Ben Ratliff, 1991) 22. Regarding the Voice: Steve Lacy and Irene Aebi (Jason Weiss, 1993) 146 23. A Petite Fleur for S. B. (Philippe Carles, 1994) 156 24. Sculpture and Jazz (Alain Kirili, 1994) 158 25. One Shouldn’t Make Too Much Noise, There’s Enough Already (Franck Medioni, 1995) 163 26. Living Lacy (Gerard Rouy, 1995) 166 27. Scratching the Seventies (Etienne Brunet, 1996) 167 28. Forget Paris (John Corbett, 1996) 185 29. In the Old Days (Lee Friedlander and Maria Friedlander, 1997) 193 30. The Glorious Thirty (Franck Bergerot and Alex Dutilh, 2000) 208 31. Farewell Paris (Gerard Rouy, 2002) 212 32. Invisible Jukebox (Christoph Cos, 2002) 217 33. Big Kisses from Boston (Franck Medioni, 2003) 226 34. The Art of the Song: Steve Lacy and Irene Aebi (Ed Hazell, 2004) 228 Part 2. Writings by Steve Lacy 1. MEV Notes (ca. 1968) 244 2. Roba (early 1970s) 248 3. Garden Variety (ca. 1974) 249 4. FMP: 10 Years Jubilee (ca. 1979) 250 5. What about Monk? (1980) 251 6. He Flew (1980) 253 7. In the Upper Air: Albert Ayler (1996 256 8. Shiro and I (1997) 257 9. Short Takes (1998) 258 10. Yoshizawa (1998) 260 11. Made in France (2000) 261 12. Song Sources (undated) 266 13. Residency Statement (2004) 267 Part 3. Song Scores Dreams (1975) 272 Mind’s Heart (1982) 273 3 Haiku (1998) 274 Selected Discography 277 Credits 281 Index 283 Acknowledgments ix Introduction 3 Part 1. Interviews with Steve Lacy 1. Introducing Steve Lacy (1959) 13 2. My Favorite Thing (1961) 17 3. The Land of Monk (1963) 20
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