ERNST-LUDWIG PETROWSKY - AMIGA 855621
Another gem from the DDR. Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky with different line-ups.
After several LPs on FMP under his own name - his first for AMIGA.
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky / Klaus Koch / Günter Sommer / Kent Carter / Hans-Günther Wauer / Ulrich Gumpert (on trombone)/ Helmut Forsthoff / Hans Rempel / Joachim Graswurm / Hubert Katzenbeier / Eberhard Weise / Wolfgang Winkler / Jochen Gleichmann
Recordings made between 1974 and 1977.
No reissue at the horizon........but there are several Zentralquartet and a duo with drums available on INTAKT: http://www.intaktrec.ch/petrowsky-a.htm
Each one worth its price and your complete attention.
Spellbound.
ERNST-LUDWIG PETROWSKY (Amiga, 1978)
Side A:
1."Eine Improvisation", 2:01,
rec. Live 10.04. 1977, Volksbühne Berlin,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (as), Klaus Koch (b) & Rundfunk-Jazzensemble Studio 4: Joachim Graswurm (flh), Hubert Katzenbeier (tb), Eberhard Weise (p), Wolfgang Winkler (dr),
2."Hagener Schleife", 2:49,
rec. Live 20.03. 1976, Freiberg,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (as), Jochen Gleichmann (tp), Helmut Forsthoff (ts), Hans Rempel (p), Klaus Koch (b), Günter Sommer (dr, perc),
3."Hundert Maaßgelinzerte", 2:38,
rec. Live 19.11. 1977, Kammerspiele Berlin, Jazz in der Kammer Nr. 100,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (ss), Kent Carter (b), Ulrich Gumpert (v-tb), Günter Sommer (dr, perc),
4."Stück für zwei Hölzer", 5:20,
rec. Live 28.06. 1974, Berlin, Kulturhaus Damenmoden,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (romanian shepherd flute, as), Klaus Koch (b), Günter Sommer (dr, perc),
5."Ladegäste", 4:33,
rec. Live 27.09. 1977, Dom zu Merseburg, Jazz und Orgel,
Hans-Günther Wauer (Ladegast-Organ),Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (ss), Klaus Koch (b), Günter Sommer (dr, perc),
6."Dreiklang", 5:09,
rec. Live 28.06. 1974, Berlin, Kulturhaus Damenmoden,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (romanian shepherd flute, as), Klaus Koch (b), Günter Sommer (dr, perc),
Side B:
7."Wandertag in Freiberg", 23:04,
rec. Live 19.03. 1976, Freiberg, Freiberger Jazztage,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (ts, as), Klaus Koch (b), Günter Sommer (dr, perc),
AMIGA 855621 (lp rip)
Cover: Ehbets,
Photos: Otto Sill / Barbara Köppe (Dates are DD/MM/YYYY)
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13 comments:
Last week I put my extra copy of Petrowsky's "Ein Nachmittag in Peitz" up on ebay and got no bids. I was surprized to see how little interest there was in a recording that included him playing a duet with Harry Miller, and in a quintet with Sachse, Heiz Becker, Klaus Koch, and Tony Oxley. Anyway, I thank you for this post. Do you want that disc? Give me your address and it will be my pleasure to send it to you as a gift! I really appreciate your effort.
@ slovenlyeric,
thank you very much for your kind offer!
"Unfortunately" I already have this recording.
I also realised that there is only a moderate interest in Jazz from the DDR. But indeed - this was a very special scene - with its own "style" and idiosyncratic solutions.
Maybe I can make a surprise.
I shall send you something.
If you are intersted please mail me your address.
Again - thank you.
Thank you for posting this - and for the fine LP rip it is. His playing really captivates me more than most "free" players. I hear so many influences from Motown to Coltrane, perhaps Brotzmann (the intensity level at times), maybe Stephan Micus, and more all stirred together in his own sound. I am moved to renew my search for his music when funds allow.
Gracias
Another classic!
By the way, have you heard Petrowsky's work with Ruf der Heimat? Fantastic!
Re-ups of this and other Amiga releases would be much appreciated.
I will re-up this one as soon as possible. But my pc starts to break down...
However - there are some I have already re-posted:
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2010/11/bergisch-brandenburgisches-quartett.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2010/10/friedhelm-schonfeld-friedhelm-schonfeld.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2010/10/manfred-schulze-this-lp-opened-my-ears.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2010/11/manfred-schulze-blaser-quintett-choral.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2008/12/gnter-sommer-ascenseur-pour-le-28-nato.html
and a bootlegs with Manfred Schulze, Gumpert etc.:
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/bergisch-brandenburgisches-quartet-koln.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com.au/2014/09/ulrich-gumpert-workshop-band-berlin-1979.html
Recorded in the DDR:
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2009/12/broetzmann-lacy-parker-tchicai-parker.html
Also:
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/ulrich-gumpert-qunitet-markowitz-blues.html
What else do you have in mind?
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Many thanks for that.
Yes, I do have rather more of the Amiga albums than I thought, but there are also these:
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/rolf-kuhn-quartet-solarius-amiga-1964.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.co.uk/2010/10/jazz-orchester-der-ddr-amiga-856-455456.html
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.co.uk/2010/10/synopsis-synopsis-amiga-1974-flac.html
Thanks for all your hard work. It's made a huge difference to my musical appreciation.
The Jazz Orchester der DDR is in preparation but Solaris and the Synopsis are in print (as CDs) again.
Sorry, didn't realise that. Thanks again.
Thanks onxidlib!
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