Michael Zwerin on Soft Machine in Saint-Tropez (1967)
American jazz critic Michael Zwerin wrote the first major article on Soft Machine for Down Beat in the summer of 1967, when he chanced upon the band in Saint-Tropez performing in front of the Café des Arts. Subsequently he witnessed the band playing as part of the avant-garde play by Picasso "Le Désir Attrapé par la Queue" and took Robert Wyatt to the Antibes Jazz Festival to meet saxophonist Paul Desmond who was performing there with the Dave Brubeck Quartet.

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Robert Wyatt Documentary (Little Red Robin Hood 1998)

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Kevin Ayers with Steve Hillage on guitar plus Soft Machine

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