2. INTERNATIONALES NEW JAZZ MEETING AUF BURG ALTENA 1971
Rare performances by: Peter Brötzmann Trio, Alan Skidmore Quintet and Michael Osborne, Tomasz Stanko Quintet, New Jazz Ensemble and Karin Krog, Albert Mangelsdorff Quartet & The Trio (Surman, Phillips, Martin).
Although the sound is not the best - like a bootleg - to my knowledge it is a bootleg - this double LP offers a glimpse into an otherwise insufficiently recorded phase of European Free Jazz .
My appreciation goes to J. for ripping his LPs for me and now then for you - please say thanks to him.
A1. "Just For Altena" 25:58
PETER BRÖTZMANN TRIO
Peter Brötzmann, tenor saxophone
Fred Van Hove, piano
Han Bennink, drums
B1. "KLM" (Surman) (~ 14:06) 25:27
ALAN SKIDMORE QUINTET & MIKE OSBORNE
Mike Osborne, alto saxophone
Alan Skidmore, tenor sxophone
Malcolm Griffiths, trombone
John Taylor, piano
Chris Laurence, bass
Tony Levin, drums
Norma Winstone, vocals
B2. "And Think Again" (John Taylor) (~11:35)
ALAN SKIDMORE QUINTET & MIKE OSBORNE
Mike Osborne, alto saxophone
Alan Skidmore, tenor sxophone
Malcolm Griffiths, trombone
John Taylor, piano
Chris Laurence, bass
Tony Levin, drums
Norma Winstone, vocals
C1. "No Name Piece" (Seifert) 08:19
TOMASZ STANKO QUINTET
Tomasz Stanko, trumpet
Janusz Muniak, tenor saxophone
Zbigniew Seifert, violin
Bronislaw Suchanek, bass
Janusz Stefanski, drums
C2 Introduction 01:04
C3. "Free Spirits" (Schoof) 18:13
NEW JAZZ ENSEMBLLE ’71 with KARIN KROG
Manfred Schoof, fluegelhorn
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Gerd Dudek, soprano saxophone
Peter Trunk, bass
Cess See, drums
Karin Krog, vocals
D1. "Timelife Revisiting" (Surman) 19:10
ALBERT MANGELSDORFF QUARTET & THE TRIO
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Heinz Sauer, tenor saxophone
John Surman, baritone & soprano saxophone
Barre Phillips, bass
Günter Lenz, bass
Ralf Hübner, drums
Stu Martin, drums
Recorded at the 2nd International New Jazz Meeting Burg Altena, Germany - June 27, 1971.
JG-Records – JG 027/028
Note: Side B is a continous performance.
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There was a problem with an oron link - so scroll down and you'll find them at comment 14.
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23 comments:
Wonderful! Big thanks to Jonx.
Certainly a big thanks from me!
there seems to be problem with the line-up you give! Have a look here
http://www.myfavouritejazz.proxudo.de/html/1971.html
Best regards,
Johann
Hi Johann,
yes you're right.
John Surman does not belong to the line-up.
Wow! This looks to be beautiful. I can't thank you enough.
I don't understand the last two comments. If John Surman is not present on Side D, then who is playing the baritone sax? It is not a good recording, but a baritone is clearly audible.
@ glmlr - John Surman IS playing on side D - but NOT on side B.
The previous line-up at the post included Surman - after Johann's comment I've deleted it.
In the dl you'll find therefore the info file with the incorrect info...
Sorry - I've literally heard a recording with Surman while preparing the post! Seems his baritone was strong enough to influence me to write his name more often than appopriate for the recent post ;)
Many thanks to all involved.
Great - thanks to all - much appreciated - Fred
Onx: Thanks a lot for the clarification.
Thanks - its wonderful to be able to hear these
Thanks to all involved!
Thanks to J and onxidlib, compelling stuff.
Rare stuff and great musicians! Thanks J and onxidlib
Re-up soon...
re post, please 1...
big thx !....
...will do so soon...
JG 27
1fichier
JG 28
1fichier
BIG THX !...
Thank you Ernst & J.!
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