Joe Henderson Consonance: Live at the Jazz ShowcaseJOE HENDERSON Consonance: Live at the Jazz Showcase is the first ever release of saxophone titan Joe Henderson and his quartet featuring pianist Joanne Brackeen, bassist Steve Rodby and drummer Danny Spencer captured live at Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase in Chicago, IL in February of 1978. The limited edition 180 gram 3 LP (and 2 CD) set was mastered from the original tapes by George Klabin and John Koenig, with lacquers cut by Matthew Lutthans at The

The album's first track and single

also with a non-album b-side

found sounds and electronics - is only now being given full credit for the immeasurable impact it has had on the way we hear the world

It’s the music they play at night around the fire

Smoke Fairies drew inspiration from mysteries both real and imagined: sea monsters

Ty found new scansion and different shapes suggesting the qualities of the songs

blistering guitar

Brel's sketch of a cheerfully dissolute rock and roll wastrel (Marc Almond released a barely distinguishable version a couple of decades later)

more insane the Savages bring it

They followed the same methodology as The Wide

Available on double black vinyl and as a limited Love Record Stores gold vinyl version

leaving his trademark Motown soul for lush