THE JOHNNY RONDO TRIO "LAS BICICLETAS" (CHILTERN SOUND, 1977)

Lol Coxhill, soprano saxophone
Colin Wood, cello
Dave Holland, piano


A. Las Bicicletas  2:34
B. Frog Dance  2:48


Chiltern Sound Records – RONDO 1 (prob.1977)

(vinyl rip)

Willem Breuker Kollektief Klap op de Vuurpijl Various locations, Amsterdam 1995-96 FM FLAC

Tracklist:
01 Overture: Fijn Veertje (from "Joy of Dance") (fade out)
      Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, December 29, 1995
02 Surabaya Johnny (Kurt Weill)
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, December 30, 1995
Bernard Hunnekink - "Uitgebreid Watertanden" (Extensive Mouth-Watering)
03 Uitgebreid Watertanden, part 1
04 Uitgebreid Watertanden, part 2
05 Uitgebreid Watertanden, part 3
06 Uitgebreid Watertanden, part 4
07 Uitgebreid Watertanden, part 5
08 Uitgebreid Watertanden, part 6
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, December 31, 1995
09 Steaming
10
11 Eight Pages of Eights (from "Joy of Dance") (fade out)
Theater Frascati, Amsterdam, December 30, 1996
Line-up Willem Breuker Kollektief:
Willem Breuker – saxes, clarinets
Alex Coke – saxes, clarinets
Peter Barkema – saxes, clarinets
Andy Altenfelder – trumpet
Boy Raaymakers – trumpet
Bernard Hunnekink – trombone
Nico Nijholt – trombone
Henk de Jonge – piano
Arjen Gorter – bass
Rob Verdurmen – drums
Lorre Lynn Trytten – violin (1996)

Guest musicians, 1995:
Mondriaan Strings:
Erik Kromhout – violin
Tjamke Roelofs – violin
Wieke Meyer – cello
Suzanna Degerfors – cello
Rena Scholtens – viola
Michael Klier – viola
Aimee Versloot – viola
Alfred Jansson – accordeon, vocals
Ole Edvard Antonsen – trumpet

Line-up "Uitgebreid Watertanden":
Alex Coke - flute, tenorsax, altosax
Bernard Hunnekink - tuba trombone
Henk de Jonge - piano
Aimee Versloot - viola
Lorre Lynn Trytten - violin
Hanneke Hoogerwerf - cello
Bo van de Graaf - sopranosax, altosax
Wim Jonas - bassoon
John Korsrud - trumpet
Martin van Duynhoven - drums
Ernst Glerum - bass
FM > cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Audacity (minor track editing) > FLAC

gastr del sol (David Grubbs & Jim O'Rourke) 30 June 1996 Cicero's, St. Louis, Missouri, USA SBD FLAC

sbd > analog cassette (unknown gen) > cdr > eac (secure) > flac

1. afternoon delight
2. dictionary of handwriting
3. thos. dudley ah! old must dye
4. ursus arctos wonderfilis
5. rebecca sylvester
6. hello spiral
7. a louse of a spouse is a spice for lice (a.k.a. vietnamese folk song)
8. ?
9. work from smoke
10. talking
11. dry bones in the valley

edit during applause between tracks 9 and 10.

http://www.dragcity.com/bands/grubbs.html
http://www.dragcity.com/bands/jimo.html

OCHS/MASAOKA/LEE Venice 04 April 2006 Fondamenta Nuove Theatre FM

Larry Ochs - tenor and sopranino saxophones
Miya Masaoka - koto, electronics
Peggy Lee - cello

Eastern, Western, notated, cued and improvised musics meet on this beautiful beautiful gig.

FM > WAV > FLAC

Wayne Horvitz European Orchestra ~ BimHuis ~ 4th October 2014

A very interesting set from the Wayne Horvitz European Orchestra, exploring the full scale, range and colour of the instrumentation, and making a strong case for free music rooted in big band and swing. Definitely one to return to frequently.

Another great broadcast from the Italian radio station RAI3, one of the most interesting broadcasters of jazz & improvised music.

Wayne Horvitz European Orchestra

trumpet Luca Calabrese

trumpet Eric Boeren

reeds Massimiliano Milesi

reeds Silke Eberhard

reeds Edoardo Marraffa 

reeds John Dikeman

trombone Gerhard Gschlössl

trombone Wolter Wierbos

guitar, clarinet Alex Ward

piano Alexander Hawkins

bass Danilo Gallo

drums Zeno de Rossi

conductor

Wayne Horvitz 

BimHuis, Amsterdam, 4th October 2014

Wadada Leo Smith Golden Quartet / Roscoe Mitchell & Mike Reed Duet - Théâtre du Châtelet, 19th October 2015

Here's a recording from France Musique of a concert earlier this week at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the AACM. Two sets, the first from Wadada Leo Smith's Golden Quartet, and the second a duet between Roscoe Mitchell and Mike Reed. Thoroughly excellent, especially the blistering performance by Roscoe Mitchell.

I've not done much editing into separate pieces, mainly because the radio presenter speaks over the intro and outro, and at various times to remind the radio audience who is playing. It's only a minor distraction however.  

Golden Quartet

Wadada Leo Smith (trumpet / electronics)

Anthony Davis (piano)

John Lindberg (bass)

Mike Reed (drums)

Duet

Roscoe Mitchell (saxophones, flute)

Mike Reed (drums)

Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris; 19th October 2015

ENSEMBLE FIELDS KARNER KLAFFENBÖCK ‎– INSPIRATION IMPROVISATION TRADITION INTONATION (GRANIT RECORDS, 1985)

A1. Improvisation
A2. Intonation
A3. Komposition
A4. Inspiration

B1. Windharfe
B2. Percussion
B3. Tradition
B4. Toleranz


Harry Klaffenböck, bass
Manfred Karner, percussion
Paul Fields, piano, violin, percussion

Granit Records ‎– JFR 85504

LP Rip

John Zorn 19, 20, 21 March 1999 Hertogenbosch, Holland FLAC FM

Disc 1:
19 March 1999
Cobra

Anton Goudsmit (g)
Erik Friedlander (cello)
Fred Frith (g)
Michael Moore (cl)
Mary Oliver (violin)
Alan Purves (perc)
Marc Van Rooy (b)
Jeoren Van Vliet (p)
John Zorn (as, prompter)


Disc 2:
20 March 1999
Masada Songbook

Anton Goudsmit (g)
Erik Friedlander (cello)
Fred Frith (g on track 9)
Michael Moore (cl)
Mary Oliver (violin)
Alan Purves (perc)
Marc Van Rooy (b)
Jeroen Van Vliet (p)
John Zorn (conductor, as on 5 & 9)


Disc 3:
21 March 1999
String Quartets
performed by the Mondrian String Quartet


fm > dat > cdr > eac > flac

Billy Bang/Don Cherry Quartet Tramps NYC 3-26-84

Original notes:
unknown aud source>shn>wav>flac(level 8)

total time 45:46

Billy Bang  Violin
Don Cherry  Trumpet, Piano
Wilbur Morris  Bass
Dennis Charles  Drums

One of only a handful of gigs they did in Support of the "Untitled Gift" LP
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originally a punkjazz seed in shn, I did the shn>wav>flac, other than that it's the same.

flac fingerprints:
bang-cherry1984-03-24_01.flac:4f342d42664345fb82d8e49ad47a7b09
bang-cherry1984-03-24_02.flac:2a282b941dde4e2fea89fa352cfc1598
bang-cherry1984-03-24_03.flac:a656e32323d54ae7c743aa33d7511a0f

JACKIE MCLEAN with the CEDAR WALTON TRIO - Cheltenham Jazz Festival 1997

JACKIE MCLEAN - alto saxophone
CEDAR WALTON - piano
DAVID WILLIAMS - bass
VICTOR LEWIS - drums

1. trio  11:13
2. unk  11:55
3. Mr. E  6:29
4. I fall in love too easily  9:01
5. unk  7:41
6. unk  5:02
7. Interview with Geoffery Smith  14:43

Recorded at Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham.  Cheltenham Jazz Festival. April 1997

BBC Radio 3 b'cast.

Help with titles would be appreciated.  Thanks.

EUROPÄISCHE JAZZNACHT FÜSSEN "1993/1994/1995 TEIL 2"

1. Trio Clusone = o.T.(1) 8:44
   Michael Moore, clarinet + soprano saxophone
   Ernst Reijseger, cello
   Han Bennink, drums

2. Trio Clusone = o.T.(2)  8:58
   Michael Moore, clarinet + soprano saxophone
   Ernst Reijseger, cello
   Han Bennink, drums

3. Bauer - Nozati - Van Hove = o.T. 11:40
   Johannes Bauer, trombone
   Annick Nozati, vocals
   Fred van Hove, piano

4. London Jazz Composers' Orchestra = Witch Gong Game lll/12 (Die Post Geht Ab)    44:24
   Barry Guy, bass, leader
   Henry Lowther, trumpet
   John Corbett, trumpet
   Marc Charig, trumpet
   Alan Tomlinson, trombone
   Paul Rutherford, trombone
   Chris Bridges, trombone
   Steve Wick, tuba
   Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
   Pete McPhail, soprano & alto saxophone
   Martin Speicher, soprano & alto saxophone
   Simon Picard, tenor saxophone
   Paul Dunmall, alto & tenor saxophone
   Phil Wachsmann, violin
   Howard Riley, piano
   Barre Phillips, bass
   Paul Lytton, drums


"Die Post geht ab" recorded at the Kurhaus, Füssen, Germany on 14th October, 1995.

Note: The piece "Die Post geht ab" was a commission of the city of Füssen
for the 500th anniversary of the post-station Füssen.The event was held during the 700th
anniversary of the city of Füssen and the 150th birthday of King Ludwig the second.
Note 2: the first piece of the evening was "Harmos".


Tracks 1 to 3 recorded (southern Bavaria) between 1993 and 1995
Concerts produced by Peter Ernst

Peter Brötzmann, Dudu Pukwana, John Zorn, Grenzüberschreitungen Big Band 1983-October-06 Wuppertal, Börse, Festival Grenzüberschreitungen 1983

One of the first shows I ever torrented. I was so proud of myself. No idea who upped it then but all credit to him/her etc.....
Original notes:

Phil Minton,tp,voc Toshinoro Kondo,tp,shenai Heinz Becker,tp
Conrad Bauer,tb Johannes Bauer,tb
Ernst Ludwig Petrowsky,as,cl John Zorn,as,reeds Dudu Pukwana,ss,as Rüdiger Carl,ts
Peter Brötzmann,bs Peter Kowald,tu

1 Improvisation 46:10

Total Time 46:10

lineage: audience rec > cdr in trade > flac > dime

sound rating: AUDIENCE RECORDING A-

Remark: Grenzüberschreitung means in english „Cross-Border“. This was a music festival over two days in 1983 in Wuppertal, Germany.

DAVE HOLLAND QUINTET - RONNIE SCOTT'S 1998

DAVE HOLLAND - bass
STEVE WILSON - alto and soprano saxophone
ROBIN EUBANKS - trombone
STEVE NELSON - vibraphone, marimba
BILLY KILSON - drums

1. Metamorphos  13:37
2. In Your Arms  12:45
3. The Balance  16:56
4. How's Never  13:28

Ronnie Scott's, London.  April 1998

BBC Radio 3 broadcast

MUJICIAN - PENZANCE 1989 Set 2

KEITH TIPPETT - piano
PAUL DUNMALL - clarinet, tenor and soprano saxophones
PAUL ROGERS - bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. Set Two  48:27

The Acorn, Penzance.  10 November 1989

And here we go...over the sea to Skye!

EUROPÄISCHE JAZZNACHT FÜSSEN "1993/1994/1995 TEIL 1"

The "König Ludwig Lied" is a traditional song which came up shortly after the mysterious death of king Ludwig II from Bavaria.
Lyrics vary sometimes - occaisonally with a strong incriminating political content.
But it is also a quite 'kitschy' song which has also connotations to a superficial view of Bavaria and its history/customs.



1. Die Volksweise (mit dem langen Bart) Das König Ludwig Lied 1:11
2. Bauer - Nozati - Van Hove Trio = Das König Ludwig Lied 3:59
   Johannes Bauer, trombone
   Annick Nozati, vocals
   Fred van Hove, piano

3. Evan Parker Trio = Das König Ludwig Lied  15:32
   Evan Parker, soprano + tenor saxophone
   Barry Guy, bass
   Paul Lytton, drums

4. Alexander von Schlippenbach - Aki Takase = Thelonious Monk Variationen  24:52
   Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
   Aki Takase, piano

5. Alexander von Schlippenbach - Aki Takase = Das König Ludwig Lied  3:26
   Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano
   Aki Takase, piano

6. Les Trois Dames = Das König Ludwig Lied  5:11
   Annick Nozati, vocals
   Joelle Léandre, bass
   Irene Schweizer, piano

7. Les Trois Dames = o.T.  9:41
   Annick Nozati, vocals
   Joelle Léandre, bass
   Irene Schweizer, piano

8. Italian Instabile String Trio = o.T. 10:00
   Paolo Damiani, cello
   Renato Geremia, violin
   Bruno Tommaso, bass

Recorded in Füssen (southern Bavaria) between 1993 and 1995

MOTOHARU YOSHIZAWA, TAKAO HAGA ‎– OOPS! (T.H.I.S., 1980)

A.  R-1

B1. G-1
B2. G-2

Motoharu Yoshizawa, cello, bass, voice, whistle, buzzer, paper, dead tree, organ

Takao Haga, soprano and alto saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, voice, piano, harmonica, recorder, percussion, hosephone, radio

Recorded live on 23 March 1980 at √-R and on 3 May 1980 at Goodman

T.H.I.S. - 0200

LP Rip

HOHE UFER KONZERTE + 1 (1976/77)

I got this rip through a kind trader - THANK YOU!! - and I post it as I've received it (only a tiny bit of manual declicking).

Here is a loose translation of the cover's text:

"The "alta ripa" group (Günter Christmann, Johannes Goebel and Gunter Lage) was formed to create a place in Hannover, were they could be presented unusual forms of dance, theater, text, new music, improvisation, new jazz a.o.
In cooperation with the Hannoverschen Künstlerverein and with the help of the ministry of science and arts [region of Niedersachsen - in the nothern part of Germany], monthly Hohe Ufer concerts were held in the historical museum of Hannover.
Parts of the program were held also in three other cities.
The surprising success of the presentation gave the motive for the publication of this LP."

The last piece "Tanka" is from another LP - probably released by the city of Langenhagen, which is located near Hannover.

The lyrics on track 4 are from the german painter Kurt Schwitters.
His activites were far broader than only painting - dada, surrealism, poetry, sound, sculpture, graphic design, typography and installation art. Most famous he is for his collages called "Merz Pictures".

More about this astonishing artist >

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Schwitters






HOHE UFER KONZERTE + 1 (1976/77)



1. Yukiko Sugawara

Yukiko Sugawara, piano

"Sonatas and Interludes von John Cage" (excerpt) 05:24


2. Irene Schweizer solo

Irène Schweizer, piano

"Sofort" 05:42


3.Evan Parker - Paul Lytton Duo

Evan Parker, soprano saxophone
Paul Lytton, percussion

"Halt, we are specialists" 04:28


4. Egon Hofmann

Egon Hoffmann, voice

"Welt voll Irrsinn"/"Cornelia"/"Bii büll ree"/"From dark to dawn" 06:04
(Poems by Kurt Schwitters)


5. Christmann-Schönenberg Duo

Günter Christmann, trombone
Detlef Schönenberg, percussion

"We built our time" 08:02


6. Achim Knispel

Achim Knispel, guitar

"Mushrooms for alta ripa" 02:49


7. Christmann-Schönenberg-Duo

Günter Christmann, trombone
Detlef Schönenberg, percussion

"Tanka" 06:06



Track 1 - 6 (LP "Hohe Ufer Konzerte"),
recorded between 1976 and 1977 in Hannover, Germany.
Recorded by Günter Christmann and issued by the Hannoverschen Künstlerverein (1978 ?)

Track 7 (LP "Musik in Langenhagen"),
recorded probably 1976 in Langenhagen, Germany and issued probably by the city Langenhagen, 1976.

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TAKAO HAGA, IWASE SHUNJI ‎– KAI KI (T.H.I.S., 1980)

A. Part 1

B. Part 2

Takao Haga, alto and soprano saxophone, clarinet, recorder, harmonica, bells
Iwase Shunji, upright piano, pianica


Recorded on March 24, 1979 at Goodman.

T.H.I.S.-0100

LP Rip

CARLA BLEY, MICHAEL MANTLER AND STEVE LACY- JAZZ REALITIES 1966

Here's a repost of a post from the early days of the blog. The text below is as it was posted back then. New links have been added at the bottom of the comments section.

And now the same aforementioned friend brings us his rip of yet another mid sixties classic. Again taken from a well loved and played record. All the tunes here are C. Bley's save for Communications#7 which was recorded in Baarn, Holland, on 11th of january 1966.

tracklist:

1/ Doctor
2/ Oni Puladi
3/ J.S.
4/ Walking Batterie Woman
5/ Closer
6/ Communication No 7

Mike Mantler: trumpet;
Steve Lacy: soprano;
Carla Bley: piano;
Kent Carter: bass;
Aldo Romano: drums.

Fontana 1966/1990

My friend feels this is a very special record, with which I can only concur as I've said elsewhere. This entire Phillips series ,was briefly reissued (for about 2 minutes) in Japan, first on vinyl in the early eighties and then cd for even less time in the early 90's. Those are now very high ticket items which I certainly cant afford. When will larger lables ever learn that there is a market for this stuff? I'd be the first to replace worn vinyl and rips from same, but I'm sure as hell not prepared to fork out up to USD 150 for a used cd.

 Just to add briefly to the last paragraph, the files are from the 1990 cd.

DiSTRiCT SiX - To Be Fee (Editions EG 1987)

 

This album is still widely available as a second hand article as LP or CD. A great one, with Chris McGregor, maybe on unappropriate label...

Chris McGregor - piano, vocals;
Jim Dvorak - pocket trumpet, vocals;
Brian Abrahams - drums, percussion, vocals;
Dill Katz - fretless bass guitar;
Harrison Smith - tenor and soprano saxes, flute, bass clarinet, vocals

1. Ke A Rona (Power To The People) (Dvorak) 3.35
2. Into The Light (Dvorak & Abrahams) 16.41
3. Etlon-tu (Abrahams) 4.28
4. Songs For Winnie Mandela (Abrahams) 17.30
  a) Reasons Of The Heart
  b) Kwa Tebugo (At Louis’s House)
  c) Unity Dance
5. Kali-Mba (Night Song) (Abrahams)  6.31
6. Mbiso (Abrahams) 8.31

Recorded at Woodway Manor Studios, Wokingham, Berkshire, June 1987
EGCD 53 (UK)

KEITH TIPPETT + KREUTZER STRING QT LINUCKEA (Bath Festival 1996)

KEITH TIPPETT + KREUTZER STRING QUARTET

Keith Tippett - piano, composer

1. Linuckea   40:36

Bath Festival, May 1996

BBC Radio 3, Hear and Now  broadcast 15th November 1996

WOW!!

MASABUMI KIKUCHI SEXTET WITH SADAO WATANABE QUARTET ‎– COLLABORATION (PHILIPS, 1970)

A1. Illusion

A2. Thanatos

B1. Up Tight

B2. So Por Voci

B3. Lunar Eclipse

C1. Hiro

C2. Drizzling Rain

D1. Microcosm I

D2. Without Lullaby

D3. Thanatos - Take 1

Yoshio Ikeda, bass

Yoshio Suzuki, bass, electric bass

Hiro Tsunoda, drums

Hiroshi Murakami, drums

Keiji Kishida, drums

Masabumi Kikuchi, electric piano, piano 

Yoshiaki Masuo, guitar

Masahiro Kikuchi, organ, electric piano

Sadao Watanabe, sopranino and alto saxophone

Kosuke Mine, soprano saxophone

Recorded at Victor Studio on Oct. 8th, 13th and Nov. 14th, 1970

Philips ‎– FS-5052~3

LP Rip

THE FRANK WRIGHT QUARTET - CHURCH NUMBER NINE (CALUMET, 1973)

A. Church Number Nine Part 1

B. Church Number Nine Part 2

Noah Howard, alto saxophone
Muhammad Ali, drums
Bobby Few, piano
Frank Wright, tenor saxophone

Recorded in Paris on March 7, 1970.

Calumet ‎– C 3674

LP Rip

THE FRANK WRIGHT QUARTET - CHURCH NUMBER NINE (ODEON ‎– OP-88019)

A. チャー・ナソバー・ナインパート 1

B. チャー・ナソバー・ナインパート 2

ノア・ハワード, alto saxophone
モハメッド・アリ, drums
ボビー・フュー, piano
フランク・ライト, tenor saxophone

Japanese re-issue with extra material

LP Rip

TAKAO HAGA, OSAMU YAMAGUCHI ‎– TIDAL WAVE (MIDE RECORDS, 1977)

A. Tidal Wave (Part 1)
B. Tidal Wave (Part 2)

Takao Haga, alto saxophone
Osamu Yamaguchi, drums, bells


Recorded at at √-R on 20 November 1977

Mide Records ‎– Mide 001

LP Rip

The Moving Form - Year of the Endless Movement (engine 2004)

you can read about it here:
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/andrew-lamb-the-dogon-duo-and-year-of-the-endless-moment-by-terrell-kent-holmes.php

the other album  mentioned there is on bandcamp:
https://thedogonduo.bandcamp.com/


Andrew Lamb: tenor saxophone, flute, conch shell, mismaar
Will Halsey: poetry recitation
Andrei Strobert: drums and percussion
Tom Abbs: bass, tuba.

1 Saba
2 Even the Dust
3 Nonahjayno, Nonahjayno
4 Law
5 I Know You Want To Leave Me
6 November 22, 1963
7 Flesh of the Spirit

recorded live at  Tillie's, Brooklin , NY, Nnovember 21, 2003
compositions by Andrew Lamb and trio
poems by Will Husley and Henry Dumas

R.I.P. RAY WARLEIGH (1938-2015) Ray Warleigh Quartet, Birmingham 1996 (Repost)

Sad to hear of the passing of the beautiful Ray Warleigh due to cancer

I've posted this previously, but for those who missed it - enjoy.

RAY WARLEIGH, alto sax
SOPHIA DOMANCICH, piano
PAUL ROGERS, bass
TONY LEVIN, drums

1. 13:15
2. 16:34
3. 11:05
4. 08:54

Birmingham and Midland Institute, Birmingham

18th March 1996

YAQUB MALIK "YAQUB SPEAKS" (THE HOUSE OF YAQUB, 1980)

Yaqub Malik (formerly Mack Spears) .... who at 19 was chosen as the successor to Charlie Parker & shared the stage with Bud Powell, Duke Jordan, Elmo Hope & even the legendary Miles Davis....

About six years ago I got this rip from another blog. I don't remember from where. Probably it was El Reza's old blog.
But this rip is in flac (I checked it) and not in mp3.
However - thanks to the original uploader and for the LP rip.

Two weeks ago I visited a friend in Potsdam (near Berlin). During the two days of my visit he got the LP.
We listened to it and I've again enjoyed especially the first track on side A.
But the whole LP is thoroughly enjoyable. This is how I was reminded about the files on my pc.
I've removed manually a few clicks and one heavy point of blasting - that's it.

More info about Malik Yaqub you'll find here and here. Some more in Spanish here and here.

 

Malik Yaqub, tenor saxophone (A1 & A2) + piano (B1-B3)
J.J. Yaqub, hammond organ + tenor saxophone
G. Al Aska, bass
Debbie Gray, drums

A1. Yaqub Speaks 8:40
A2. Muna Sweet Tuna 7:42
B1. The Underworld Of Osman In The Holy Land 6:46
B2. Ruqaiyah 5:37
B3. Music For The Four In One 6:59

Recorded in San Francisco

THE HOUSE OF YAQUB HY-4141 (1980)

TAKAO HAGA - PIYO PIO (PINAKOTHECA, 1982)

This was originally the third contribution from Can Tutuğ (in mp3; the other two you'll find here and there), who has also a (web) radio show with Free Jazz and Free Improvisation "Bodrum Kat"- check it out: http://www.cazkolik.com/radyocazkolik/default.asp?radyoid=6

This is a new flac rip


Takao Haga, alto saxophone, voice


A. Piyo
     
B. Pio


Pinakotheca - PRL 8

LP Rip

TOMASZ STANKO QUINTET "WARSAW, 1969"

Tomasz Stanko, trumpet
Zbigniew Seifert, alto saxophone
Janusz Muniak, tenor saxophone
Bronislaw Suchanek, bass
Janusz Stefanski, drums

1. Music for K (T. Stanko)     21:07
2. Infinitely Small (T. Stanko)     7:01
3. Cry and Theme - The Ambusher (T. Stanko)     17:05

Recorded at the Kongresshall, Warsaw on October 16, 1969.

MUJICIAN - PENZANCE 1989 Set 1

KEITH TIPPETT - piano
PAUL DUNMALL - tenor and soprano saxophones
PAUL ROGERS - bass
TONY LEVIN - drums

1. Set one 43:27

The Acorn, Penzance.  10 November 1989

Classic!

CAIRO FREE JAZZ ENSEMBLE "HELIOPOLIS" (GOETHE INSTITUT, 1970)

CAIRO FREE JAZZ ENSEMBLE "HELIOPOLIS"


Salah Ahmed Ragab, drums, conga, tambourine
Hartmut Geerken, piano, xylomarimba, gong, cymbals, tubular chimes, fire-brigade bell, camel bells, horse bells, temple blocks, bendire, conga, maraca, thunder sheet, “toy car producing the sound of a sirene”
Farouk Abdel Rahman, alto sax, Ramadan drum, cymbals, mokkatam pod rattles
Fathi Abdel Salam, tenor sax, conga, cymbals, mokkatam pod rattles
Abdel Hakim Zamel, baritone sax, two Ramadan drums, cymbals, mokkatam pod rattles
Mahmoud Ayoub, trombone, conga, cymbals, mokkatam pod rattles
Saddeek Bassouni, trombone, zebra drum, small gong, horse bells
Mohammed Abdel Rahman, tuba, african tin drum, african wooden drum, tambourines
Ibrahim Wagdi, trumpet, hand drum, darabukka, horse bells
Khalifa Ismail, trumpet, hand drum, bendire, small bell
Moohi El-Din Osman, bass, strings and wood
Abdel Ghani Metawally, bagpipes
Rofaeel Francis, bagpipes
Ahmed Kollaly, bagpipes


A1. Liberty For Iratilim 20:18
B1. Turnus 12:28
B3. Diagnosis For Percussion 07:02

All compositions by Hartmut Geerken.


Recorded on March 31 & April 01, 1970 at Deutsches Kulturinstitut, Cairo, Egypt.
Engineer: Joseph Hermeling.

Produced by the Deutsches Kulturinstitut, Goethe Institut, Cairo (Saut-el-Kahira).

GOETHE 7037080

(lp rip)

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FRED ANDERSON REUNION BAND "CHICAGO, 1994"

Don't know from where or from whom I've got this recording - so thanks to the original uploader!

Fred Anderson, tenor saxophone
Kidd Jordan, tenor saxophone
George Lewis, trombone
Bill Brimfeld, trumpet
Douglas Ewart, reeds
Harrison Bankhead, bass
Hamid Drake, drums

01. unknown title 40:02
02. unknown title  5:52

Recorded at the Chicago Jazz Festival on September 4, 1994.

JULiE DRiSCOLL - 1969 (Polydor 1971)

This remarkable album was reissued on CD third times, but none of it is recently available. Earliest One Way Records version sounded poor, next issue on Disconforme seems fine to me sonically - I prefer it before latest release on Eclectic Disc (I was hoping in another issue on their succesors Esoteric Recordings, but they seems to have different preferences). So here is Disconforme sound with scans of Eclectic Disc booklet w/liner notes by Sid Smith and song lyrics.
Not as much avant jazz, but really experimental songwriting. And first meeting of Julie and Keith Tippett, I can strongly recommend also their latest song based project - Nostalgia 77 Sessions feat. Keith and Julie Tippett on Thru Thougts label.

JULiE DRiSCOLL - 1969 (Polydor 1971)

Julie Driscoll - vocals, acoustic guitar
with:
Chris Spedding - elg [1] / bg [3]
Jeff Clyne - db [1/2/5/7]
Mark Charig - cornet [1/7]
Elton Dean - as [1/7]
Nick Evans - tb [1/7]
Trevor Tomkins - d [1/3/7]
Keith Tippett - p [2/7] / celeste [2] / arrangements
Karl Jenkins - oboe [3]
Bud Parkes - tpt [3]
Stan Sulzmann - as [3]
Derek Wadsworth - tb [3]
Brian Godding - elg / voices [4/6/8]
Jim Cregan - g [4]
Brian Belshaw - bg / voices [4]
Barry Reeves - d [4]
Bob Downes - fl [5]
Jim Cregan - g [4]

Tracks: 1. A New Awakening [JD] (3:51) - 2. Those That We Love [JD] (4:48) - 3. Leaving It All Behind [JD] (4:51) - 4. Break Out [JD] (5:23) - 5. The Choice [JD] (5:59) - 6. Lullaby [JD] (4:23) - 7. Walk Down [JD] (4:16) - 8. I Nearly Forgot... But I Went Back [JD] (5:10) 

Recorded Oct 1969-Feb 1970 at Advision Studios, London. Produced by Giorgio Gomelsky.

OOP CD Disconforme DISC 1966 CD (released 2000)

Large Ensemble, with William Parker ~ Homage to Butch Morris ~ Sant'Anna Arresi ~ 3rd September 2015

From a live RAI3 broadcast last night from Sant'Anna Arresi, here is the Large Ensemble with William Parker as guest on exotic reeds(!). There are echoes from many different elements of American and European free & improvised music, but also voices, timbres and rhythms that seem new, and which build towards a propulsive force in the final section. The encore is quite different, and equally interesting. I listened to the broadcast and was enthralled, and will spend more time with this over the next few weeks to listen to it properly - its depth, density and intensity demand that.

Large Ensemble, with William Parker   

Homage to Butch Morris

Large Ensemble 

conduction Evan Parker   

alto saxophone, voice Caroline Kraabel 
trumpet, piccolo trumpet Peter Evans  
trombone Giancarlo Schiaffini 
hocchiku shakuhachi, double reeds William Parker
piano Alexander Hawkins  

vibraphone Orphy Robinson 

cello Hannah Marshall
electric cello, mac, electronics Walter Prati 
synthesizer, electronics Pat Thomas 
electronics Sam Pluta
bass Barry Guy 
bass John Edwards  

drums, frame drum Hamid Drake 

drums Paul Lytton


Sant'Anna Arresi, 3rd September 2015

DAVE GREEN TRIO + EVAN PARKER (2004)

DAVE GREEN - bass
IAIN DIXON - tenor saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet
GENE CALDERAZZO - drums
special guest: EVAN PARKER - soprano and tenor saxophones

1. Shuffleboil  (T. Monk)  8:19
2. Exchanges  6:48
3. Raise Four  (T. Monk)  8:41
4. A Flower is a Lovesome Thing  (B. Strayhorn)  6:56
5. Played Twice  (T. Monk)  7:46

Recorded at Gateway Studios, Kingston Upon Thames
Broadcast 5th November 2004, BBC Radio 3, Jazz on 3

LARRY KARUSH / GLEN MOORE - May 24, 1976 (JAPO 1976)

an oop vinyl posted previously on musicadegradata.blogspot.com

JUNJI HIROSE - YOSHINORI MOTOKI – CHI-CHI-CHI-NHGACAH (CACOON, 1984)

A1. Chi-Chi-Chi-Nngacah
A2. Solo I (To Motoki)

B1. To Apeiron
B2. IRc2
B3. Facing The New Morning
B4. Raise Your First!
B5. Solo II (To Hirose)


Junji Hirose, electric guitar, percussion, toys, remodeled junk
Koichi Ohki, self-made instruments
Yoshinori Motoki, tape, casio-tone, toys, electric guitar, reed-attached flute, drums, cymbal
Norizumi Morooka, toy piano, pianica, tape, toys


Recorded at Kid Ailack Art Hall, Tokyo, June 23, 1983; Akasaka International Artist Center, Tokyo, December 11, 1982; Terpsichore, Tokyo, June 25, 1983; Takoyaki-ya, January 12, 1984.

Cacoon ‎– CACOON-003

LP Rip

GLOBE UNITY ORCHESTRA "BERLINER JAZZTAGE, 1970"

Several weeks ago I was doing research for some liner-notes. Eagerly searching for information also at the www I came across a book called "Postserielle Musik und Free Jazz" by Hans Kumpf.
The contents of the book did not help in my search. But I encountered some informations (and a score) of Manfred Schoof's "Ode".
Luckily I found the music in the collection of a friend who generously send me the files.
"Ode" never was available officially although it seems to be a rather important piece of music for the development of German (European) Free Jazz.

Schlippenbach's "Globe Unity 70" is or better was available through Atavistic.
Seemingly it's OOP at the moment - therefore I left it for your enjoyment.

The title of Brötzmann's tune "Drunken in the Morning Sunrise" reminded me about the circumstances for the recording sessions of "Machine Gun".
Brötzmann and Buschi Niebergall went - after the first part of the session - for some beers.
Eventually they took shelter for a nap at a building lot. Next morning Niebergall and Brötzmann woke up, had a mouthful of beer and went back to the "Lila Eule" for the second part of their recording session......


Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, flugelhorn
Manfred Schoof, trumpet, flugelhorn, bach-trumpet
Tomasz Stanko, trumpet
Bernard Vitet, trumpet
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Malcolm Griffiths, trombone
Paul Rutherford, trombone, tenor horn
Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Gerd Dudek, soprano & tenor saxophone, flute
Michel Pilz, bass clarinet, flute, soprano saxophone
Heinz Sauer, baritone, tenor & alto saxophone
Peter Brötzmann, tenor & baritone saxophone, bassetthorn
Derek Bailey, guitar
Alexander Von Schlippenbach, piano, percussion
J.B. "Buschi" Niebergall, bass, bass trombone
Peter Kowald, bass, tuba
Arjen Gorter , bass,electric-bass
Han Bennink, drums, shell-horn, dhung, gachi
Paul Lovens, drums, percussion

Joachim-Ernst Berendt, announcement

1. Globe Unity 70 (A. von Schlippenbach)     17:51
2. Ode (M. Schoof)     12:54
3. Drunken in the Morning Sunrise (P. Brötzmann)     9:53


Recorded on November 7, 1970 at the Kongresshalle, Berlin.


(track 1 was released on Atavistic [UMS/ALP 223CD])

CHIE MUKAI, YOSHINORI MOTOKI ‎– TEN MINUTE IMPROVISATION FESTIVAL (CACOON, 1983)

A1-3.  Title

B1.     One
B2-3.  Glider



Recorded in July 1982 (A1-3), March 1983 (B1) and December 1982 (B2-3)

Cacoon ‎– CACOON-A

Cassette Rip