MANFRED SCHOOF - ALBERT MANGELSDORFF QUARTET "NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.187"

...no official recording from this group - I wonder wether...


Manfred Schoof, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Dave Holland, bass
Billy Higgins, drums


Set 1:

1. Blues Flower (Schoof)               11:58
2. Old Times (Schoof)                  14:08
3. Quadruple Aliens (Mangelsdorff)     13:31
4. Jumpin' In (Holland)                14:49
5. The Eternal Turn-On (Mangelsdorff)  09:30

Set 2:

1. Neon (Schoof)                       12:25
2. Mattie's Matter (Mangelsdorff)      10:50
3. A.M. Blues (Schoof)                 15:02
4. Hot Hut (Mangelsdorff)              13:21
5. applause + announcement             02:09
6. Short 'N Swift (Mangelsdorff)       05:06

Recorded at the Funkhaus des NDR, Studio 10 in Hamburg, Germany on February 21, 1984.

SCANTY. Picard. Bernez. McKenzie. Marsh. 1991

It's my birthday!!  To celebrate, I'm sharing one of my favourite tapes. As Simon Picard and Dave Bernez are also late-October birthday boys, as was Elton Dean, founder of Rumours Jazz Club, I thought it particularly apt. Funky stuff!

SIMON PICARD, tenor sax
DAVE BERNEZ, el guitar
COLIN MCKENZIE, el bass
TONY MARSH, drums

1. 37:59
2. 12:05
3. 29:43

Rumours, Stoke Newington, London.  22nd November 1991

JOE MCPHEE ‎– GRAPHICS (HAT HUT RECORDS, 1978)

A1. Graphics 3/4

A2. Legendary Heroes

B1. Vieux Carré/Straight

B2. Daisy Bones

B3. Tenor #2

C.  Anamorphosis

D1. Trumpet

D2. Graphics 2/4

Joe McPhee, bells, conch shell, adapted pocket cornet, trumpet, soprano & tenor saxophone


Recorded at the Palais des Artes, Paris, on 6 November and6 December, 1977.



Hat Hut Records ‎– I/J

Vinyl Rip

EUGENE CHADBOURNE ‎– 2000 STATUES AND THE ENGLISH CHANNEL (PARACHUTE, 1979)

A. Side One

B. Side Two



Davey Williams, banjo, mandolin, electric guitar
Wayne Horvitz, bass, harmonica, piano
Tom Cora, cello
Fred Frith, electric guitar
Eugene Chadbourne, electric guitar, dobro
Andrea Centazzo, gong, drums
Evan Gallagher, marimba, vibes, percussion, piano
Steve Beresford, piano, toy guitar, toy piano, toy drums, alto horn
John Zorn, alto and tenor saxophone, Bb clarinet
Bob Ostertag, synthesizer
Mark Kramer, trombone, cheap organ
Charles Verstraeten, trombone, bass trombone, euphonium
Lesli Dalaba, trumpet
Toshinori Kondo, trumpet, alto horn
Jim Katzin, violin
Polly Bradfield, violin
La Donna Smith, violin, viola, hammond organ


The recording was done live to 2-track at Dick Charles Recordings, NY, June 8, 1978.

Parachute ‎– P007


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JEFF CLYNE - IAN CARR - TREVOR WATTS - JOHN STEVENS "SPRINGBOARD" (POLYDOR, 1966)

This was previously posted by kinabalu in December 2009. 
As the links are long gone I thought it would be time for a re-up.
In fact it was this post (thank you kinabalu!) which made me aware about this excellent and still not re-issued LP. 
New rip in flac with (small) cover pictures.

And here's the original text from Kinabalu:

Well, whaddyaknow! I made a request for this in the last post and here it is, served on a golden platter by reader "corvimax" who dipped into the big pool of the P2Ps to retrieve the goodies for our joint enjoyment here on the blog.

Having listened to it several times, it remains a huge mystery why this album has not been deemed worthy of reissue after 40 years, still fetching bundles of money on the collector's market.

This was recorded in 1966, but only released in 1969 on Polydor.

The basic facts:

Jeff Clyne, Ian Carr, Trevor Watts, John Stevens - Springboard

1. Love Was Born [TW]
2. C4 [JS]
3. Ballad [JC]
4. Helen's Clown [TW]
5. Ou Sont Les Neiges D'Antan [IC]
6. Crazy Jane [IC]
7. Springboard [JS]

Ian Carr - trumpet, flugehorn
Trevor Watts - alto sax
Jeff Clyne - bass
John Stevens - drums

Recorded at Regent Sound Studio, London.

(Aug 1966, Polydor 545007)

This is a brilliant album, probably "free" by the standards of the time, but not really free in the sense of the later compact minimalism of the Spontaneous Music Ensemble. It also predates the later fusion of Nucleus, of which Carr and Clyne were founder members, but there are elements of the later Amalgam obviously, with three of the members present here. Perhaps one can hear shades of the early Ornette Coleman and Joe Harriott combos who were pioneers in defining the new thing in the late 50s. It's unorthodox, but still very melodious, chemically free of the mid- to late-60s blow-outs associated with the ESP label. Whatever labels to attach, this is fresh to these ears, more than 40 years after the fact.

After listening to this album, I would advise our followers to listen to the John Stevens - Chemistry - album which we have posted here before. Interesting linkages and continuities from this to the later Chemistry from the mid-70s.

As always, enjoy! More to come! And another thanks to "cortimax" for digging this out of the virtual ether.

ALBERT MANGELSDORFF SEPTET "LINDAU, 1961"

Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Emil Mangelsdorff, alto saxophone
Günter Kronberg, alto & baritone saxophone
Joki Freund, tenor saxophone, arrangements
Heinz Sauer, tenor saxophone
Günter Lenz, bass
Rune Carlsson, drums


01. Radio announcer - 0:26
02. A Baptist Beat - 4:51
03. Goldie - 4:44
04. Anything Else - 4:52
05. Band intros - 2:13
06. Albert Mangelsdorff announcement - 0:08
07. Sister Sadie - 6:05
08. Interview with Albert Mangelsdorff - 1:16
09. Grand Street - 5:27
10. Madame B - 5:09
11. Tension - 5:12

Recorded by Bayerischer Rundfunk at Stadttheater,  Lindau, Germany on November 20, 1961.

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KHAN JAMAL ‎– GIVE THE VIBES SOME (PALM 1974)

A1. Pure Energy
A2. Clint

B1. 35.007 Feet Up
B2. Give The Vibes Some


Hassan Rashid (Christian Vander), drums
Khan Jamal, vibraphone, marimba
Clint Jackson III, trumpet


Recorded on March 28, 1974 at Studio Palm, Paris.

Palm ‎– PALM 10

Vinyl Rip

BILL LEWIS & KHAN JAMAL ‎– "THE RIVER" - A VIBRAPHONE-MARIMBA DUET (PHILLY JAZZ INC, 1978)

The River

A.  a) The Waterfall

B1. b) The Vanishing Man


B2. As Salim



Bill Lewis, marimba
Khan Jamal, vibraphone


Recorded at St. Mary's Church Parish Hall, Philadelphia, on August 8, 1977 for WXPN-FM.

Philly Jazz Inc. ‎– PJ1002

Vinyl Rip

ALBERT MANGELSDORFF QUINTET "TÜBINGEN, 1973"

Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Heinz Sauer, alto & tenor saxophone
Gerd Dudek, tenor & soprano saxophone, flute
Buschi Niebergall, bass
Peter Giger, drums

1. Birds of Underground      42:43
2. Sometimes We Walk Home    06:06


Recorded in Tübingen, Germany in 1973.

PETER KOWALD / GIANLUIGI TROVESI / A.R. PENCK ‎– FREE JAZZ - KONZERT IN DER KUNSTHALLE, BERN (MUSIC CORPORATION, 1981)

A. Kowald Trio I
B. Kowald Trio I

Peter Kowald, bass
Gianluigi Trovesi, alto saxophone, clarinet
A.R. Penck, piano, drums


Recorded: Friday August 14, 1981

Music Corporation ‎– LP 30-771

Vinyl Rip

JOE MCPHEE ‎– ROTATION (HAT HUT RECORDS, 1977)

A1. Sweet Dragon
A2. Theme From Episode #3
A3. Bahamian Folksong

B1. Spaces
B2. Rotation
B3. Episode #2

Joe McPhee, soprano and tenor saxophone, trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn, cowbell
John Snyder, synthesizer
Marc Levin, trumpet, flugelhorn, mellophone (B3)


Recorded September 3rd, 1976, at the "Jazz In Basel" concerts.

Hat Hut Records ‎– D

Vinyl Rip

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART feat. ALBERT MANGELSDORFF & PETER BRÖTZMANN TRIO

Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Peter Brötzmann, tenor saxophone
Zbigniew Seifert, violin
Wolfgang Dauner, piano
Fred van Hove, piano
Adelhard Roidinger, bass
Buschi Niebergall, bass
Han Bennink, drums

1. Was ich noch sagen wollte (35:11)
2. FM Outro (0:36)

Recorded February, 1974 in Stuttgart, Germany.

JOE MCPHEE ‎– TENOR (HAT HUT RECORDS, 1977)

A1. Knox (Dedicated To Niklaus Troxler, Willisau)
A2. Good-Bye Tom B (Dedicated To Klaus Baumgärtner)
A3. Sweet Dragon (Dedicated To Marc Levin)

B.  Tenor

Joe McPhee, tenor saxophone

Recorded at September 1st and 2nd 1976 at Michael Overhage's farmhouse in Adlemsried, Switzerland.

Hat Hut Records ‎– C

Vinyl Rip

ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO with the SUN PERCUSSION SUMMIT. London 1995

Lester Bowie
Roscoe Mitchell
Malachi Favors
Don Moye

Mamame Samake
Enoch Williamson
Babu Atiba
Selah Allen
Mesach Silas

1. 38:25
2. 9:21
3. 5:11

Queen Elizabeth Hall, London. November 1995.

BBC Radio 3 b'cast.

Ronald Shannon Jackson 12 January 1940 - 19 October 2013

I just learnt of the passing away of Ronald Shannon Jackson at the age of 73: He was suffering from leukemia. I saw Shannon Jackson twice, first with the Decoding Society in my home town and then with Last Exit at the North Sea Jazz Festival in Scheweningen in 1987, just outside the Hague. I also bought several Decoding Society records back in the 80s and I believe they can still be found easily.

Much later I found out that the NSJF gig was videotaped and parts of it also appeared on "Cassette Recordings" out on the Enemy label the same year. So what I can offer here in memory of Shannon Jackson is a little over 40 minutes of Last Exit at the NSJF.

RIP

DAVID WERTMAN "KARA SUITE" (MUSTEVIC SOUND, 1976)

Charles Tyler, alto saxophone
Ken Simon, tenor & soprano saxophone
Richard Schatzberg, french horn
David Wertman, bass
Steve Reid, drums & percussion

A1. Kara Suite     07:09    
A2. Sunshine     06:59    
B1. Sharatarr     11:31    
B2. Devotion     04:55

Recorded June 1976 at the Sound Hut, New Jersey.

MUSTEVIC SOUND MS 3001

TTT ‎– ISLE IN THE OCEAN (MUSIC CORPORATION, 1984)

A1. Xtrmpnieee
A2. N.Y. Situation I
B1. Isle In The Ocean
B2. N.Y. Situation II


Heinz Wollny, bass
A.R. Penck, drums
Frank Wollny, guitar
Frank Lowe, saxophone
Billy Bang Walker, violin


Produced 29 May 1984 at N.Y. Dimensional Sound Studio

Music Corporation, no number

Vinyl Rip

CECIL TAYLOR UNIT "SPRING OF TWO BLUE J's" (UNIT CORE, 1973)

 See here for some background with great cover scans - also you may find still some mp3 with more music from the concert there.

Cecil Taylor, piano
Jimmy Lyons, alto saxophone
Sirone, bass
Andrew Cyrille, drums


1. Spring Of Two Blue-J's (part 1)  16:05
2. Spring Of Two Blue-J's (part 2)  21:24

Recorded on 4 November 1973 at Town Hall, NYC.

UNIT CORE RECORDS 30551

(this rip from the Jazz View 008 CD - which was a bootleg)

Note: new links for a rip of the LP added - Thank you G!!!!

Amman Boutz (fish music 1989)

Ekkehard Jost - accordion, reeds
Dieter Manderscheid - contrabass
Joe Bonica - drums
Herbert Hellhund - trumpet

A1 - Verzeihen Sie Das Harte Wort     7:46    
A2 - Blech Shuffle Stomp No.1         4:12    
A3 - Nebel-Leben             5:17    
A4 - Rue De Lappe             5:08    
B1 - Tangenta Nova             6:26    
B2 - Pablo                 7:17    
B3 - Dodicodi             6:20    
B4 - Zufällig Der Biber         1:45    

composed By  Ekkehard Jost
recorded January 13.-15., 1989 in Giessen/Germany

fish music 1989. FM 002
vynil rip

JOE MCPHEE ‎– THE WILLISAU CONCERT (HAT HUT RECORDS, 1976)

A1. Touchstone

A2. Voices

B1. Bahamian Folksong

B2. Harriet

Makaya Ntshoko, drums

John Snyder, synthesizer, voice

Joe McPhee, tenor and soprano saxophone

Recorded on 11 October 1976 at the Mohren Hotel in Willisau.

Concert organized by Nikolaus Troxler

Hat Hut Records ‎– Hat-B

Vinyl Rip

HANS KENNEL ‎– AUDIENCE (PLAINISPHARE, 1985)

A1. Fallun
A2. Audience

B1. Was An Dir Berg War
B2. Für Konrad Bayer


Hans Kennel, trumpet, flugelhorn
Olivier Magnenat, bass
Olivier Clerc, drums, percussion
Franco D'Andrea, piano
Hans Koch, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Glenn Ferris, trombone
Lesley Stephenson, vocals
Urs Blöchlinger, vocals, flute, saxophones


Recorded in Willisau, June 3-5, 1985

Plainisphare ‎– PL 1267-27

Vinyl Rip

DUNMALL. WELLS. ALEXANDER. Water Rats 1992. Set 2

A short but potent second set!  Enjoy.
 (First set)

PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
TIM WELLS, bass
DAVE ALEXANDER, drums

1.  Second set  24:49

The Water Rats, Kings Cross, London

25th August 1992

JOE MCPHEE - BLACK MAGIC MAN (HAT HUT, 1975)

This is a re-up request for nijimasu.

It's the third time on IS. It was posted by Wallofsound in 2008 here, with a great written response to the music and by Onxidlib in 2001 here. The only reason I am re-posting, rather than adding live links to the earlier posts, is to showcase Klaus Baumgärtner's wonderful graphics, including the first cover.

A1. Black Magic Man
A2. Song For Laureen

B1. Hymn Of The Dragon Kings

Joe McPhee, tenor & soprano saxophone

Mike Kull, piano

Tyrone Crabb, bass & electric bass

Ernest Bostic, percussion

Bruce Thompson, percussion

Recorded in concert at Vassar College, Poughkeepie, N.Y. on December 12, 1970.

HAT HUT Records A

Vinyl Rip

URS BLÖCHLINGER / THOMAS DÜRST ‎– IL FAUT BOIRE (MR. JAZZ, 1982)

A1. Grosse Pferde - Kleine Reiter
A2. Baghwan In America
A3. Jacques Tati Privat
A4. Fuck The Form & Save The Tune

B1. Il Faut Boire (Pour Oublier Les Amis De Sa Femme)
B2. Serene
B3. Exferno
B4. Pourboire


Thomas Dürst, bass
Urs Blöchlinger, alto & sopranino saxophone, flute, CH-phon
Burhan Oecal, darbuka (A2)
Hansjörg Notz, barkeeper (B4)

Recorded on 17 and 17 April 1982 at Powerplay Studio, Horgen


Mr. Jazz ‎– LP 1002

Vinyl Rip

Sam Rivers,with Paul Bley&Scorpio, Studio Rivbea, NYC 1972

An important document of an otherwise unrecorded line-up, the sound is atmospheric and very listenable for a tape recording of its vintage...
thanks to the Taper/Sharers !!
BTW the Last very promising Track Cuts out after just 3 minutes.. if anyone has the longer version referred to in the Rick Lopez Sam Rivers Sessionography (see seeders info below) , we would love to hear it!
Enjoy!

Seeders Notes
Sam Rivers w/Paul Bley and Scorpio
Studio Rivbea
NY, NY
December 1972
aud>?>reel>cdr>eac(secure mode)>flac(level 6)

total time 56:13

1 unknown (tape flip) 45:32
2 unknown continued 7:41
3 unknown (fades out) 3:03

Sam Rivers - tenorand  soprano saxophones,  flute, voice
Paul Bley - electric piano, ARP synthesizer
Dave Holland - bass
Barry Altschul - drums

Rick Lopez' site lists a longer version...anyone got that to share?
http://www.bb10k.com/RIVERS.disc.html#72.12.00-1

DUNMALL. WELLS. ALEXANDER. Water Rats 1992. Set 1

I think there were four of us in the audience. So not many people have heard this.  It's great.  Go for it.  (Now, where's that second set...?)

PAUL DUNMALL,  tenor sax
TIM WELLS,  bass
DAVE ALEXANDER,  drums

1.  First set  39:15

The Water Rats, Kings Cross, London

25th August 1992

(Second set here)

URS BLÖCHLINGER ‎– CINÉMA INVISIBLE (PLAINISPHARE, 1986)

A1. Jacques Tati Privat

A2. Line One

A3. Flopps Aus Der Mottenkiste

B1. Skippy Das Buschkänguru (für Sotise)

B2. Geppetto Und Pinocchio (Take 1)

B3. Line Two

C1. Geppetto Und Pinocchio (Take 2)

C2. Washing Dishes, Playing War Games

C3. Blues For A Turkey

D.  Fish-Wife / Man-Sea, Und Zum Schluss Die Coda

Urs Blöchlinger, bass saxophone (A2, B1, B3, C2)

Urs Blöchlinger Quartet (A1, A3, B2, C1, C3)

Urs Blöchlinger, alto and sopranino saxophone

Thomas Dürst, bass

Dieter Ulrich, drums, bugle

Jürg Ammann, piano, melodica

Urs Blöchlinger Octet (D)

+

Kornelia Bruggmann, voice

Daniel Mouthon, voice

Hans Kennel, trumpet

Martin Schütz, cello

+ guest

Peter Hablützel, sopranino saxophone (D)

Solo bass saxophone recorded on 26-27 November 1985 at the Old Church, Boswil.

Quartet recorded on 11 June and octet on 12 June, 1985 at the Hotel Mohren during Jazz In Willisau.

Plainisphare ‎– LP 1267-24/25

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ERNST-LUDWIG PETROWSKY TRIO "NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.138"

Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto, soprano & tenor saxophone
Klaus Koch, bass
Günter "Baby" Sommer, drumms & percussion

Michael Naura, announcer

1. Introduction (Michael Naura)              00:25
2. Dreiklang (E.L. Petrowsky)                      12:36
3. Wo Bleibt Mein Schwarzer Krauser (G. Sommer)  16:31
4. Ohne Mich (K. Koch)                              04:15
5. Introduction (Michael Naura)              00:38
6. Stück Für 2 Hölzer (E.L. Petrowsky)              25:31
7. Kurz Vor'm Chinesen (E.L. Petrowsky) (inc.)      00:51
8. Closing Announcement (Michael Naura)      00:11

Recorded at Studio 10, Großer Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg, Germany on October 25, 1978.

Produced by Michael Naura.

ABDUL WADUD, LEROY JENKINS ‎– STRAIGHT AHEAD / FREE AT LAST (RED RECORD, 1979)

For Seqenenre Tao and Andy


A. Straight Ahead
B. Free At Last



Abdul Wadud, cello
Leroy Jenkins, violin


Recorded live in September, 1979, Cremona, Italy

Red Record ‎– VPA 147

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NIGHT AND DAY - PLAYS THEM ALL - SET 10 (EDITION ARTELIER, GRAZ, 2003)

Twelve sets played over three successive nights on 27-29 May 1992 at the Badenscher Hof, Berlin.

Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone, clarinet
Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
Jay Oliver, bass
Sven-Åke Johansson, drums

5-10. I'm Beginning To See The Light
5-11. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
5-12. My Foolish Heart
5-13. That Old Black Magic
5-14. It Had To Be You
5-15. The Way You Look Tonight
5-16. Someone To Watch Over Me
5-17. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
5-18. Cover The Waterfront

Edition Artlier Graz, 2003

CD Rip

FRED VAN HOVE 'T NONET "BASEL, 1998"

Fred Van Hove, piano
Annick Nozati, vocals
Axel Dörner, trumpet
Johannes Bauer, trombone
Paul Rutherford, trombone
John Butcher, tenor & soprano saxophone
André Goudbeek, alto saxophone
Benoît Viredaz, tuba
Ivo Vander Borght, drums


Suite For B... City:
1. 11:24
2. 11:52
3. 23:29 (tape-flip)
4. 19:58 (continued)
5. 07:04


Recorded at Kulturwerkstatt Kaserne, Basel, Switzerland on March 28, 1998.

MADLI'S MUMS

SUE FERRAR, violin
MAGGIE NICOLS, voice
JULIE TIPPETTS, voice
SYLVIA HALLETT, violin

1. 8:06
2. 7:18
3. 10:57

LMC Easter Festival.  October Gallery. London.  31 March 1991

BOBBY FEW ‎– MORE OR LESS FEW (CENTER OF THE WORLD, 1973)

A1. More Or Less Few
A2. Few's Blues
A3. Simone
A4. I'll Never Be The Same Again

B.  Chasing The Piano



Bobby Few, piano, melodica, voice
Alan Silva, bass
Muhammad Ali, drums

Center Of The World ‎– CW 003

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ROBERT WOOD "TAROT" (EDICI, 1971)

Steve Potts, alto saxophone, flute
Robert Wood, vibraphone
Kent Carter, bass
Ron Pittner, drums



A1. The Sun, Rain And Good Weather     09:34
A2. The Hanged Man, To Loose The Day   08:25
B1. The High Priestess, Vibrana        25:22


Recorded in Paris, June 24, 1971.

EDICI ED 0061020

(lp rip)    

CLARENCE PETERS "THE MAGNETIC ATMOSPHER"

Steve Potts, alto & soprano saxophone
J.P. Gauthier, piano
Jean-Jacques Avenel, bass
Clarence Peters, drums, voice, piano


A1. The Magnetic Atmospher   07:47
A2. Born And Shake           09:27
B1. The Man Named Peters     06:33
B2. Black Meeting            12:54


Released in France 1980 (Recorded probably 1971 in Paris).

Private pressing - no label.

(lp rip)

VANESSA MACKNESS and BARRY GUY. 1989

As I recall, after a phenomenal Elton Dean Qt gig at the Duke of Wellington in 1989, Vanessa Mackness and her friend Andree asked if I'd send a copy of my cassette recording.  In return, Andree sent me this recording of Vanessa in duet with Barry Guy.  I hope nobody objects to me posting this music by an incredibly well-matched, fast-listening duo. After making recordings with John Butcher, Derek Bailey and Company, it appears Vanessa left the scene to concentrate on her painting.

VANESSA MACKNESS, voice
BARRY GUY, bass

1. 25:44
2. 5:00
3. 11:15
4. 24:53 (possibly from a different date)

Vortex, London.  12 October 1989