Two, no: Four New Weasel Walter Overdubs

Well, it seems to be my duty to spread this stuff - and hey, I really like it ! Here are another two, no, four overdubs by the Weasel. First there is Archie Shepp's "Three for a Quarter, One for a Dime" from 1972 with Archie Shepp (Tenor Saxophone, Piano), Donald Garrett (Bass) / Beaver Harris (Drums) / Roswell Rudd (Trombone) / Lewis Worrell (Bass).

Get it here: Archie Shepp (feat. Weasel Walter) - Three for a Quarter, One for a Dime (192 Kbps)

And this is the Weasel drumming along Keiji Haino's "I said, this is the Son of Nihilism”, one of Haino's earliest and finest US releases featuring him at the peak of his artistic prowess, balancing interludes of gossamer delicacy with crushing electronic crescendos.

Weasel Walter says: "I never heard this Release until the Moment I began playing with it. What you're hearing is a truly improvised Reaction to the Sounds on the Album."

Get it here: Keiji Haino (feat. Weasel Walter) - I said, this is the Son of Nihilism (192 Kbps)

Ok, I am expanding this post. Here are another 2 special ones:

The Weasel along with the japanese pianist Yosuke Yamashita. Here is the "Banslikana" from 1976:
Yosuke Yamashita (feat. Weasel Walter) - Banslikana (192 Kbps)



And here is the Ornette Coleman & Charlie Haden (feat. Weasel Walter) - Soapsuds, Soapsuds (192 Kbps). Someone wrote:"This unusual album found Coleman taking time off from his electric free funk group, Prime Time, to record acoustic duets with his longtime associate, bassist Charlie Haden."

Enjoy ! And damnit: there will be more !

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