SPARTACUS
RECORDS
PO BOX 3743 Lanark ML11 9PL Scotland
ts@spartacusrecords.com
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Digital Downloads | Here you will Extracts from 'Into Silence' recorded in the Hamilton Mausoleum. (Upload or Bluetooth these mp3s to your mobile phone or blackberry from your PC/Mac)
There is also previously unreleased original material *
TOMMY SMITH SEXTET featuring
JOHN SCOFIELD
JOE LOVANO
JOHN TAYLOR
JOHN PATITUCCI
BILL STEWART
* Juggernaut (1600 A.D.) Part 1 (9:57 mins 9.2MB)
* Juggernaut (1600 A.D.) Part 2 (8:12 mins 9.1MB)
* Easter Island (1722 A.D.) Part 2 (9:34 mins 8.9MB)
* (New Intro) The Lisbon Eartquake (1755 A.D.) (12:49 mins 11.9MB)
* Darwin In The Galapagus (1835 A.D.) Part 1 (9:52 mins 9.2MB)
* Darwin In The Galapagus (1835 A.D.) Part 2 (8:12 mins 8:4MB)
* (New Intro) On The Way To Barnards Star (2300 A.D.) (11:33 mins 10.7MB)
The Siege Of Leningrad (1941-1944 A.D. (9:38 mins 8.9MB)
The Sputnik's Tale (1957 A.D.) (8:58 mins 8.3MB)
Easter Island (1722 A.D.) Part 1 (9:47 mins 9.1MB)
Woodstock(1969A.D.) (10:20 mins 9.6MB)
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Recordings | There are 15 recordings you can order:
Spartacus, Into Silence, Alone At Last, Miles Ahead, The Christmas Concert, Bezique, Evolution, Symbiosis, Forbidden Fruit, Gymnopedie, Blue Smith, Misty Morning & No Time, Beasts of Scotland, The Sound Of Love & Exploration
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GYMNOPEDIE featuring Tommy Smith & Murray McLachlan
"Powerful yet lyrical works, they offer opportunities for improvisation and Smith employs a jazzman's expressive tone to haunting and thrilling effect."
INVERNESS COURIER

BLUE SMITH featuring Tommy Smith, John Scofield, James Genus & Clarence Penn
"Smith dug into his long-aquired jazz resources to reveal yet further depths of authority, with the urge to stretch a tune to its limits tempered by a warmth of feeling and a bluesy sense of communication."
THE HERALD
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