1 January 2013

Night And Day - Plays Them All - Set 1






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



1-1          It Don't Mean A Thing    4:01       
1-2          A Foggy Day       3:41       
1-3          Loverman            4:54       
1-4          There Will Never Be Another You             2:54       
1-5          In A Mellow Tone            4:05       
1-6          What Is This Thing Called Love    3:28       
1-7          Autumn Leaves                4:36       
1-8          Just Friends        3:45  

Edition Atelier Graz 2003


Put on your dancing shoes.      

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23 comments:

  1. Nick1 January 2013 at 07:03:00 CET

    Links

    http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/80408326/file.html

    https://rapidshare.com/files/4286467816/NADPTA1.zip

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  2. SOTISE1 January 2013 at 07:29:00 CET

    Nice One , Thanks!!

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  3. trane1 January 2013 at 09:37:00 CET

    Yes nice indeed, can't wait for the other sets

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  4. Anonymous1 January 2013 at 13:18:00 CET

    ooh wow - what a bang on the first day of the year!! i'm very curious in hearing these 4 gentlemen "murdering" the classics...

    ...nick, you're a regular at inconstant sol for quite a while now, now also as a poster?!? direct and live - great thing! :=)

    lucky

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  5. Nick1 January 2013 at 18:47:00 CET

    Thanks, Lucky.

    Happy New Year to you.

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  6. lee2 January 2013 at 03:22:00 CET

    Cannot wait to hear this one. What a great way to kick off the new year. Thank you for posting!

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  7. john3 January 2013 at 19:26:00 CET

    Thanks for this surprise. I'm newly converted to A von S having just obtained 'Light Blue'; this sounds equally convincing and exciting. Great!

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  8. Anonymous4 January 2013 at 02:18:00 CET

    at first listening i thought this is a joke - hearing these 4 players playing absolutely straight jazz is odd. it's nicely played, but without any touch of what they're famous for - i guess they just had a great time playing the classics (i take back the "murdering" from above - they "praise" them as much as they're able to).

    i'm not convinced yet, will try a few more listens. you don't fool us, nick, don't you?!? ;)

    lucky

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  9. Nick6 January 2013 at 01:04:00 CET

    There is a clue in the photograph, Lucky

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  10. Anonymous6 January 2013 at 12:05:00 CET

    i guess you mean the liner notes, nick, right? i just read them, and it becomes obvious, although the music doesn't blow me away. to hear it live, dance to it, after an experimental concert - this must be a completely different way of hearing it. listening to it at home, on the pc, next to carl, schlippenbach's and johansson's other recordings - is not fully convincing for me, to be true.

    the idea behind it i find great - too much avantgarde makes me sick, same like too much tradition or nostalgia... :) - balance is the key word.

    cheers,
    lucky

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  11. Anonymous6 January 2013 at 12:54:00 CET

    Thanks! This is fun.
    Will you post the other sets too, at some point?

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  12. Nick6 January 2013 at 20:46:00 CET

    I meant the gigantic bunch of bananas!

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  13. Anonymous6 January 2013 at 22:41:00 CET

    sorry for bothering you, nick, but i'm not english native speaker, so i don't get what you're up to - are the bananas for you a symbol of entertainment, or even of fake?!? i read the liner notes and now do understand a bit more behind this project, there's still a but...


    l:)

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  14. Nick7 January 2013 at 01:43:00 CET

    Entertainment - history - a little kitsch - playing by different rules (no bananas for FMP concerts) - decadence (bananas were not always cheap) - role-play (Sven in sunglasses) - festivities - invite some friends for drinks, snacks and talk over the music.

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  15. kinabalu7 January 2013 at 01:55:00 CET

    Nick, you're not suggesting that these fine gentlemen have gone bananas?

    I'm sure their repertoire could be quite suitable for Clärchens Ballhaus.

    http://www.ballhaus.de/index.html

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  16. Nick7 January 2013 at 02:10:00 CET

    They are an enjoyable bar band, but I don't think they have any future in serious music.

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  17. Anonymous7 January 2013 at 06:24:00 CET

    i couldn't disagree more , being a fan of pre bop, i feel they play these tunes with harmonic subtlety and real authenticity , this is superb !!would love to hear more.

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  18. kinabalu7 January 2013 at 14:16:00 CET

    There's nothing wrong with avants doing trad stuff in my book, and even better if they put their own slant on it.

    I posted a few years ago Aki Takases's Fats Waller project. Luckily, the mp3 archive is still active, so those who enjoyed this one are advised to hop over here

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  19. Nick7 January 2013 at 17:28:00 CET

    I was being facetious, for which I apologize. The visual setting may have been a little kitsch, but the music is played straight.

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  20. Anonymous7 January 2013 at 23:06:00 CET

    Do they Play, Yes we have no Bananas?

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  21. Nick8 January 2013 at 02:15:00 CET

    Sotise, you'll have to wait until Set 12 is posted to find out if they did.

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  22. kinabalu8 January 2013 at 11:46:00 CET

    I remember that Kevin Ayers once released an album called "Bananamour" and a later one called "yes, we have no mananas". Not jazz, though. I posted Kevin Ayers and the Whole World with Lol Coxhill a few years ago. A very popular post, more than 1000 downloads.

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  23. Anonymous10 January 2013 at 06:00:00 CET

    Bananamour is fabulous ,just listened to Joy of a toy and shooting at the moon the other day
    wonderful !!

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