HANNIBAL MARVIN PETERSON SUNRISE ORCHESTRA "ANTIBES 1977"

 

Hannibal Marvin Peterson, trumpet
George Adams, tenor & soprano saxophone, flute
Diedre Murray, cello
Steve Neil, double bass
Makaya Ntshoko, drums


01 - 23th Psaume (MP,comp) - Swing Low Sweet Chariot 32:25
02 - Diedre Song - Naima (fade-out) 16:25
03 - Ro (MP,comp) - Ann MP 19:28

Recorded at Festival de jazz d'Antibes, Juan-les-Pins on July 20, 1977
(fm)

Parts of this concert were released on ENJA 3011

ALAN TOMLINSON 1947-2024

 

ALAN TOMLINSON TRIO  "KÖLN 1993"

Alan Tomlinson, trombone
Dave Tucker, guitar
Roger Turner, drums


1. improv 22:19
2. improv 09:33
3. improv 24:17
4. improv 09:37


Recorded at Loft in Köln, Germany on January 29, 1993.
(pre-fm)

MANFRED SCHOOF QUINTET "DOMICILE, MUNICH - 1969"

MANFRED SCHOOF QUINTET  "MUNICH, 1969"


Manfred Schoof, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Michel Pilz, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone
Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
Buschi Niebergall, bass, trombone
Paul Lovens, drums


1. studio intro   00:52
2. unknown track  10:41
3. unknown track  13:13
4. unknown track  17:36
5. studio outro   00:26


Recorded: October 27 (28?), 1969 at Domicile, Munich, Germany.

Announcements by Werner Goetze, BR2 (Bavarian Broadcast).

Note: tracks are for listeners convinience - this is an uninterupted performance.

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RADU MALFATTI, PHIL WACHSMANN, ULRICH GUMPERT, TONY OXLEY LONDON 1981

 

Radu Malfatti   trombone
Phil Wachsmann   violin
Ulrich Gumpert   piano
Tony Oxley   drums

1. Improvisation  29:36

live at the Pied Bull, Islington, London
14th August 1981

Thanks to the original taper and to Bozo the Clown.

PETER KOWALD, BOBBY NAUGHTON, LEO SMITH, GÜNTER SOMMER "LIVE AT WDR KOLN 3/12/81"

Here's another wonderful

concert, in very good sound

acquired in a trade with a 'friend'

anyone familiar with the ,wonderful fmp disc , touch the earth break the shells, will already have an informed view of the stunning empathy between kowald ,smith, and sommer.

well this concert adds the highly individual approach to the vibraphone of bobby naughton a neglected figure whos contributions to classic leo smith, anthony braxton, and roscoe mitchell albums, to some extent shaped my appreciation of the instrument's possibilities as something other than a merely pianistic approach, ah la say milt jackson.

all i can say about this is that, its a major statement by masters who's names should be in every lover of improvised music's lexicon, this is as great an example of aacm , post 60's free intergrating with euro free improv as one could hope to find, anyone interested in either should on no account overlook this superlative gem.

 

 

Wadada Leo Smith, trumpet, flute, vocals
Peter Kowald, double bass, vocals
Bobby Naughton, vibraphone, percussion
Günter Sommer, drums, percussion

1. announcement PK  1:13
2. unknown title 8:36
3. unknown title 35:42
4. applause 0:56

Recorded at WDR, Köln, Germany on December 3, 1981

KARIN KROG / ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI QUINTET "JAZZ JAMBOREE 75 VOL.2" (POLSKIE NAGRANIA MUZA, 1975)

 

A friend of mine asked me to rip this LP - he was especially keen for Namysłowski's "Schmaltztango".

Zbigniew Namysłowski, alto saxophone
Tomasz Szukalski, tenor saxophone (5)
Wojciech Karolak, fender rhodes
Paweł Jarzębski, double bass
Czesław Bartkowski, drums
Karin Krog, vocals (1-4)

01. How Long Has This Been Going On 5:55
02. Hello Thursday 8:41
03. When Fortune Smiles    5:51
04. Who Cares  4:47
05. Der Schmaltztango 25:29

Recorded live at the Congress Hall Warsaw, October 1975.

Polskie Nagrania Muza – SX 1340
(vinyl rip)