Fred Anderson Quartet Live in Moers '79
Seeing last Pablo's post (F.Anderson - Another Place;
rec. at the '78 Moers Festival) i've remembered that the year
after i taped the F.Anderson Quartet at the same festival :
here's the recording.
Let me add that, Mr. Anderson too, has celebrated his eightieth
birthday few weaks ago.
Rec. live at the 8th Moers Jazz Festival, Moers, Germany,
on Friday, June 1st, 1979 (mics recording)
Fred Anderson,tenor saxophone
Billy Brimfield,trumpet
Steve Palmore,bass
Hamid Drake,percussions
1. Three On Two/Trumpet & Bass Duet/Bombay (51:33)
2. Black Woman (18:23)
3. Like Sonny (13:50)
Total Time 1:23:47
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http://rapidshare.com/files/224056777/FAQ_Moers_79_flac.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/224071282/FAQ_Moers_79_flac.part2.rar
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this is very very welcome
thank you riccardo
by the way, there is a link for a very intresting Ahmed Abdullah live concert at ish place in contributions
try it, will not repent
Thanks a lot for sharing! Much appreciated to hear any new Fred Anderson!
Thanks very much! I saw Fred awhile back at the Velvet Lounge -- great as always.
Thank you very much for this post. As Ubu said, any new Fred Anderson is worth hearing. He seems to be well documented from 1990 onwards, but there's not so much around from his earlier days.
This is so flippin' good. Thank you! Fred can't play very fast, his intonation can sometimes sag, he can be repetitious ... but he's been one of my favorites ever since "Little Fox Run" on "Song For" (I forget when it came out - I was a teenager). May he live long and prosper and continue to be a good wind blowing no ill. And may you, Riccardo, be rewarded for your generosity.
I enjoy comparisons; and always enjoy Fred Anderson's playing. Thanks for sharing, riccardo.
Thank you so much for this! What a terrific group. Fred Anderson and Hamid Drake are wonderful together, and Palmore is a revelation.
Thanks for sharing!
How is it possible that Fred was one of the first members of the AACM and played on both Song for, and seasons, but I can't find any albums from him form that time, maybe the earliest album I've seen under his name was released in 1979. I mean Roscoe, Jarman, Bowie, Maurice McIntyre all had albums and he didn't?
Thank you very much...! Fred Anderson is always a treat for the ear.
Thanks again.
/J.P
Can you reupload please and thanks....
Can you help me find the source of this photo of Fred?
Maybe the picture is from Riccardo Beduschir.
See > http://s331.photobucket.com/user/45zc8s5m/profile/
and
http://s331.photobucket.com/user/45zc8s5m/media/fanderson1/2216432966_5048efdc5d.jpg.html?t=1240341469
Hi, is it possible to reup please? Thanks!
New link https://mega.nz/#!2AAUjK4T!ZeHZVwWz0bQhEo3419J4fNIZnyx4bTCrQvNhQhc5RCg
BIG THX!...
thank you for the original share and for the recent dl link
Thanks for keeping this alive, I lost my download in a crash so appreciate thsi.
Thank you so much, VolumeSelector, for the re-up! Much appreciated!
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