Steve Coleman & Five Elements featuring Steve Williamson - Circle C 

Sine Die was recorded in late 1987-early 1988, in Brooklyn, NY

Steve Williamson❤

THANK YOU for posting this..!! "Sine Die" is my favorite Coleman album.. it's definitely the album that turned me on to his music.. I just graduated high schooll and was working at Tower Records & this Lp just came out and was being played in the store & I just freaked out when I heard it. I never heard anything like it. Bought the store copy that was playing that day. Have been a huge fan ever since. Brilliant album & artist.

i remember steve willianson from school days,its great that he,s played in one of my favourite bands

I watched Steve Willamson the man flying on stage in Soho London last night

Outstanding.

This *is* Steve Coleman with Five Elements plus Steve Williamson, and the tune *is* 'Circle C' from the 'Sine Die' release of 1991. Like others on this page, I've got the album and I also happen to have met Steve, so it's a slam dunk. As for "whoever the hell that is," the guy happens to be internationally renowned among musicians, critics, and listeners, and has been for about two decades. FFS indeed.

Yes! This is from the Sine Die Album. I love it! Although I wish Geri Allen was on the keyboards, however I don't have anything against the guy whose playing here.

Welcome to jazzzzz club

Steve is still around I think . . .

what a pity the sound of the keyboards! Otherwise, Steve rules!

@fxnmx he was trying to be funny, it's a line taken from The Fast Show.

FFS, this isn't 'Circle C' by Steve Coleman (whoever the hell that is). It's Desolate Shore by the James Dance Quartet. With Theydon Bois on guitar and Clam on bass. Check out the write-up in Wrong Note magazine.

@bopkick5 you won't hear none from me.

this is great, but good lord, the keyboard player just freaks the crap out of me for some reason...