FORMATION "FORMATION" (SELF-RELEASED, 1973)

 

Markus Geiger, soprano & tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, flute
Urs Voerkel, piano
Peter K. Frey, double bass
Herbert Hartmann, drums


1. 45 (7:52)
2. Verusse (10:34)
3. Fryli, Fryli (16:49)
4. Heissi Ohre (3:24)


Recorded 22nd April 1973, Dübendorf / Zürich

Self-released FORM 001 (Switzerland)

(vinyl rip)

Walter Malli, Werner Dafeldecker - Vrhunec - 1991

 Extraplatte, EX 128 CD
1991

1 - Wounded Heart (Malli)        2:27
2 - Amal Geht's No (Ferry Andrée)            1:11
3 - 245 (Eric Dolphy)            4:12
4 - Vrhunec (Malli)             0:19
5 - Wünschelrute (Malli)        4:13
6 - Depp (Malli)            2:21
7 - Glatzig(Malli, Dafeldecker)            2:13
8 - Almost Meticulous (Malli)        1:34
9 - Pease (Ornette Coleman)                1:28
10 - All Den Tauben (Malli, Dafeldecker)            6:24
11 - Oh Du Oida Huizuam (Malli)    1:40
12 - Tango Karfiol (Malli)        3:39
13 - I Häng An Meiner Weanastadt (Fritz Wolferl)  0:58
14 - The Face Of The Bass (Ornette Coleman)    3:40
15 - 3 Schwämme (Malli)        3:56
16 - Krötschilder I (Malli, Dafeldecker)    1:35
17 - Krötschilder II (Malli, Dafeldecker)    2:14
18 - Indian Klingl (Malli)        0:47
19 - Königslied (Malli)        4:23
20 - Wossara Seif (Malli)        2:57
21 - Amal Geht's No (Ferry Andrée)    1:32
 
Werner Dafeldecker - bass
Walter Malli - soprano saxophone

Digital Two-track recording on October 13 & 14, 1990 at Schloßtheater Schönbrunn, Vienna/Austria

MAX ROACH QUARTET "LIVE IN AMSTERDAM" (BAYSTATE, 1977)

 

 Here's a reup of Paul's post - below we have the original text which is still current.

< Max Roach Quartet in Amsterdam 1977 If you ever saw this band, it was a knockout, muscular sax, polyrhythms, always ancient to the future... Baystate LP, vinyl Rip, wav files >

 

Billy Harper, tenor saxophone
Cecil Bridgewater, trumpet
Reggie Workman, double bass
Max Roach, drums


1. It's Time (Roach) 22:49
2. Call of the Wild & Peacful Heart (Harper) 26:12

Recorded live August 17, 1977 at the "Jazzhaus", Amsterdam, Holland.

Baystate ‎– RVJ-6029
(vinyl rip - 96 khz)

MARIO SCHIANO, ELIO MARTUSCIELLO, MAURIZIO MARTUSCIELLO ‎– TRIO DI NAPOLI (DISCOTECA DI STATO, 1999)

 

1. Prologo E Introito - Allegro, Dolce E Solenne
2. Pezzo Giocoso - Vivacemente Ma Senza Fretta
3. Pezzo Serioso - Andante Sostenuto, Pensoso
4. Alla Napoletana - Vivace
5. Cantico - Largamente, Più Moderato

Mario Schiano, alto and soprano saxophone
Elio Martusciello, guitar, CDs, electronic devices
Maurizio Martusciello, percussion, electro-acoustic objects

Recorded in Rome at Discoteca di Stato on March 14 1998

Discoteca Di Stato ‎– DDS 99-2

CD Rip

The Reform Art Unit featuring Sunny Murray - Subway Performance

Granit Records, GR 93003
RAU 1021
CD
1993

1  - Inside Work. Seven Movements Dedicated To Sunny Murray     20:00

Paul Fields - violin, piano
Sepp Mitterbauer - trumpet
Fritz Novotny - clarinet, soprano sax, flutes, small percussion
Mario Rechtern - alto, baritone and sopranino sax

Recorded live October 5, 1993 at Soundfield Studio, Lower Austria
Composed by Reform Art Unit

2 - The Subway Performance. Eleven Movements Dedicated To Adolf Frohner     45:00

Leena Conquest, Sainkho Namtchylak - vocals
Sepp Mitterbauer - trumpet
Fritz Novotny, Georg Graf, Mario Rechtern - reeds
Paul Fields - violin
Karl Wilhelm Krbavac - Viola
Mia Zabelka - violin
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - bass
Sunny Murray - drums
Walter Schiefer - percussion
Stefan Bochdansky, Susanna Wilhelmina - voices
Dieter Haspel - director

Recorded live on September 2, 1993 at the Subway Station U3 Westbahnhof in Vienna
Composed by Reform Art Unit

 

MAX ROACH "CONFIRMATION" (FLUID RECORDS, 1978)

 

A contribution by Pablo - by request 

Billy Harper, tenor saxophone
Cecil Bridgwater, trumpet
Calvin Hill, double bass
Max Roach, drums

1. Confirmation 12:18       
2. Giant Steps     8:05   
3. The Profit 7:49       
4. Sunday Afternoon 7:01       
5. Soliloquy 6:17

Recorded 10.6.1978 at the studio Sysmo Records Paris, France.

Fluid Records FLUID 103
(vinyl rip - 96 khz)

HOPPER / DEAN / TIPPETT / GALLiVAN : Live 1977

Sound taken from video at https://vimeo.com/81384676. Slightly remastered. Thanks to Aymeric Leroy for setlist. One 62 minute file. I am posting it

in flac and mp3, although original file from vimeo was mp3

Echoes / Footprints (W. Shorter) / Calyx / untitled improv 

HUGH HOPPER - bass guitar

ELTON DEAN - alto sax, saxello

KEiTH TiPPETT - piano, elctric piano

JOE GALLiVAN - drums, synthesizer

Alex Coke - New Visions

 no much known, he has many collaborations with Willem Breuker Kollektief, Tina Marsh Opportunity Orchestra, and some albums as a leader; also some wonderful, to me, albums with Steven Feld and the Ghana connection on voxlox label.

Cola Rodriguez - Bass
Rock Savage - Drums
Alex Coke - Flute, Saxophone
Booka Michel - Percussion
James Wagner Rich Harney - Piano
Randy Zimmerman - Trombone
Tina Marsh - Vocals

A1 - By The River (Thinking of 0) 4:34
composed by Tina Marsh
A2 - Flexible Sunset           4:50
composed by Alex Coke
A3 - REM - 136           2:56
composed by Alex Coke
A4 - Djinn (improvisation)     5:18
A5 - Lenny          3:25
composed by Alex Coke
B1 - The Prank          5:22
composed by Rock Savage
B2 - Radio Eyes (e.d.)      8:10        
composed by Alex Coke
B3 - Casey Jones           5:26
composed by Edward Newton
B4 - Sayonara (improvisation)     2:12

Recorded November 1981 at Lone Star Studio

re records ‎– RE001
Vinyl
1982

MAX ROACH "THE LOADSTAR" (HORO, 1977)

 

 

Resurrected post with a high defintion vinyl rip.

Here's the original write up:

Horo Number 3 from I Forgot Clifford. I had 5 Max Roach discs on Clifford, and 2 of them were in the top ten (this one and Confirmation). This may be a bit surprising since much of the blog had free jazz. Max transcended generations having bopped with Bird and later played with Braxton, Cecil Taylor, Shepp, hip hoppers, MBoom, etc. I have posted this one because it is very rare and contains a lot of music. As noted previously, Billy Harper is great on this disc. If you are new to Max's drums, listen to the dialogue he sets up between snare and bass drum. The last of this breed may be Roy Haynes. 

 

Billy Harper, tenor saxophone
Cecil Bridgewater, trumpet
Reggie Workman, double bass
Max Roach, drums

1. The Matyr  32:41
2. Six Bits Blues 34:23


Recorded at Mama Dog Studio July 27, 1977 in Rome.

Horo Records HDP 9-10

(high definition vinyl rip)

  in flac with pictures from the web

 

Thanks to Pablo for the rip and the idea of reposting it in the first place.

Reform Art Unit - Open Window Suite, 1986-1989

 granit record 2018

SIDE ONE
Part 1: 16 may 1986, Wien
Sepp Mitterbauer - percussion, trumpet
Fritz Novotny - percussion
Nikolaos Polimenakos - piano
Walter Schiefer - percussion

Part 2: 29 june 1986, Aigen/Enns
Gerhard Fritsch - tenor sax
Richard Isaiah - trombone
Siegi Lemmerer - hackbrett
Sandro Miori - tenor sax
Fritz Novotny - clarinet, soprano sax
Christian Salfellner - drums
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - double bass

Part 3: 6 march 1987, Linz
Paul Fields - keyboard, violin
Gerhard Fritsch - tenor sax
Fritz Novotny - khene, flute, soprano sax
Christian Salfellner - drums
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - double bass

SIDE TWO
Part 4:18 january 1989, Wien
Paul Fields - violin
Fritz Novotny - clarinet, soprano sax
Walter Schiefer - drums
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - double bass

Part 5: 17 september 1989, Wien
Paul Fields - violin
Fritz Novotny - glockenspiel, flute, clarinet
Sebastian Piekarek - flute
Walter Schiefer - drums
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - double bass
Rolf Schwendter - poetry

Part 6: 28 december 1989, Wien
Leena Conquest - vocal
Bleda Elibal - double bass
Paul Fields - violin
Fritz Novotny - flute, khene
Sebastian Piekarek - flute
Christian Salfellner - drums
Levent Tarhan - santur
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - double bass

Reform Art Unit with Milo Fine

 not my rip, is a mp3 from a musician

Fritz Novotny: reeds, percussion
Sepp Mitterbauer: trumpet
Paul Fields: piano, violin
Milo Fine: drums, clarinet, piano

Suite Milo       59:35

Recorded at Soundfields Studio, Vienna, Austria; November 29, 1996

1999, Granit (Austria) gr.96002/rau 1025

JORMIN - GUSTAFSSON - JORMIN "UMEÅ, 1997"

 

Here we have a contribution by inamorata (another one will follow)

***
Jormin - Gustafsson - Jormin
December 11, 1997
Umea, Sweden

Anders Jormin, bass
Mats Gustafsson, saxes and clarinet (?) [fluteophone??]
Christian Jormin, drums

01 Broadcast intro  0:53
02 What reason could I give? (Ornette Coleman)  7:42
03 Korpo II (Gustafsson)  11:30
04 Apus Apus (Jormin/Gustafsson/Jormin)  11:47
05 Unidentified  18:19
06 Unidentified  8:24
07 Broadcast outro  0:19

TT 58:54

inamorata second remaster version

This comes from a Swedish radio broadcast of a great live performance of music from the “Opus Apus” CD (LJ Records LJCD 5212, 1996). I picked it up on dimeadozen.org in 2012 and posted a remastered version there in 2016. In December 2020 I made a new version which, I think, sounds quite nice given the difficult source material. For information on the editing and remastering see the info file.

This is improvised music and I find it difficult to identify compositions. Except for trach 02, I’m not sure if I got it right (and if my guess concerning the Swedish outro is right the announcer disagrees with my identification of track 03).

The Opus Apus CD may still be available at the JL Records website (http://www.lj-records.se/). At any rate, a digital download can be purchased at Gustafsson’s Bandcamp site (https://matsgustafsson.bandcamp.com/album/opus-apus). Highly recommended!

***

Upcoming Release XXI

 Here are two incredible releases from the label Blank Forms Editions scheduled in mid June, both appears to be some essential records for fans of Don Cherry.

First is one of the earliest incarnation of the organic music theatre, a live recorded in France in 1972, with Nana, Moki, Christer Bothèn and french saxophonist Doudou Gouirand, the sound seems perfect.

The second double cd is titled « Summer House Session » and it is one of the many jam sessions that Don Cherry organised when he was in Sweden. Here also the sound is incredible and the sound samples reveals a fantastic music. Those two releases foreshadows a very cool summer :)

https://blankformseditions.bandcamp.com/music

Reform ART unit Featuring The Americans - West East Suite

 RAU - 121610
Vinyl, Limited Edition of 95 copies
Released 21 Sep 2017

A1 - Songs Of July (Including <Witchi Tai To>)      
5:11
Bass Guitar – Dill Katz
Double Bass – Bleda Elibal
Drums – Brian Abrahams
Oud – Rabih Abou Khalil
Percussion [Tomback] – Mohammed Thamassebi
Piano – Paul Fields
Santoor – Levent Tarhan
Saxophone, Voice – Fritz Novotny, Jim Pepper
Vocals – Leena Conquest
Composed By Novotny, Pepper, Fields

A2 - East        
6:21
Clarinet – Fritz Novotny
Drums – Andrew Cyrille
Composed By Cyrille, Novotny

A3 - Pannonica. Pannonia
8:53
Percussion – Glen Hahn
Piano – Burton Greene
Soprano Saxophone – Fritz Novotny
Composed By Greene, Novotny, Monk

B1 - Ghana
6:30
Reeds, Percussion – Fritz Novotny, Walter Malli
Brass – Clifford Thornton, Franz Koglmann, Joseph Traindl, Sepp Mitterbauer
Keyboards – Giselher Smekal, Paul Fields
Bass – Heinz Jäger
Drums – Walter Schiefer
Composed By Thornton, Novotny

B2 - Double Three
12:32
Alto Saxophone – Anthony Braxton
Tenor Saxophone – Paul Fields
Soprano Saxophone – Walter Malli
Clarinet – Fritz Novotny
Double Bass – Heinz Jäger
Drums – Walter Schiefer
Composed By Braxton, Novotny

A1 — recorded 1990, July 6 at Vienna Town Hall (Rathaus, Wien)
A2 — recorded 1984, April 15 at Jazzforum Mödling
A3 — recorded 1982, November 27 at Podium Thürnthal
B1 — recorded 1978, October 1 at Krems Town Hall
B2 — recorded 1978, September 30 at Krems Town Hall

All titles released 1978 and 1999 on the millenium CD recorded by Granit Records

ITARU OKI / KAZUKO SHIRAISHI / KEIKI MIDORIKAWA ‎– ヒト科の熊 = A BEAR OF THE HUMAN FAMILY (OHRAI RECORDS, 2003)

 

1.  カボーゾ・ワルツ = Capoozo Waltz
2.  ロバの貴重な涙より = From The Precious Tears Of The Donkey
3.  今晩は荒模様 = Tonight Is Nasty
4.  鯨たちに捧げる = Dedicated To The Whales
5.  わたしとわたし = I And I
6.  モナリザ = Monalisa
7.  卵のふる街 = Falling Egg City
8.  サックスに入って出てこないアル = AL In The Saxophone
9.  月のセンチメンタル・ジャーニー = October Sentimental Journey
10. 鳥 = Bird
11. ハドソン川のそば = Hudson River Side
12. ヒト科の熊 = A Bear Of The Human Family
13. スミコのサマータイム = Sumiko's Summer Time
14. 今日のユリシーズ = Today's Ulysses
15. ノンストップ = Non Stop
16. ヒップが飛ぶ = Hips Fly To The Moon
17. テネシー・ワルツ = Tennessee Waltz

Keiki Midorikawa, cello
Hiroshi Funato, double bass
Kazuko Shiraishi, poetry reading
Hutch Hamamoto, trumpet
Itaru Oki, trumpet

Recorded between May 2002 and February 2003

Ohrai Records ‎– JMCK1015

CD Rip 

RECENT & UPCOMING RELEASES XX

 

A treasure box of unreleased recordings with/by Julius Hemphill will be issued through New World Records these days.

Julius Hemphill with
Malinké Elliott, K. Curtis Lyle, Abdul Wadud
Baikida Carroll, John Carter, Olu Dara
Nels Cline, Allan Jaffe, Jehri Riley, Jack Wilkins
Jerome Harris, Dave Holland, Steuart Liebig, Roberto Miranda
Michael Carvin, Alex Cline, Jack DeJohnette, Philip Wilson
Ursula Oppens, Daedalus String Quartet
Ray Anderson, Marty Ehrlich, Janet Grice, John Purcell, Bruce Purse

7 CDs with music from 1977 to 1986. More informations you'll find at the label's website.

And finally a CD of this fantastic CT quintet has been given to the friendly listener by Fundacja Sluchaj.

CT with Tristan Honsinger, Teppo Hauta-aho, Harri Sjöström and Paul Lovens recorded in 1998 at Tampere Jazz Happening, Finland.

Then we have a collaboration of Roscoe Mitchell with three Polish musicians which is available since November 2020 from Bocian Records.

The only musician I knew before was - apart from RM - the reed player Jerzy Mazzoll whom I remember from some concerts with Peter Brötzmann. 

 

Two more RM are due for release or already available (not listened yet nor did I found a source for obtaining.

Roscoe Mitchell / Gerald Oshita / Thomas Buckner - Soundscape 1979 / Unreleased Historical Recordings (ScienSonic)
Marshall Allen / Roscoe Mitchell / Scott Robinson / Milford Graves - Flow States (ScienSonic)

And some other recent CDs/DL/LPs I would like to recommend.

 Borah Bergman, Perry Robinson, Steve Swell and Ray Sage ‎– Quartets​Trios​Duos (Mahakala Music)
Agustí Fernández - Selfie (Sirulita)
Georg Gräwe & Sonic Fiction Orchestra ‎– Fortschritt Und Vergnügen  (Random Acoustics). This CD is distributed by Trost Records in Austria.


....a personal favourite of 2020

Ikue Mori, Satoko Fuji + Natsuki Tamura* ‎– Prickly Pear Cactus (Libra Records) the CD you can get from the label or f.e. at the Downtown Music Gallery

Of course there are some other mailorders/shops in the US, Canada, Japan or Europe which will fulfill your requests.

And at last but definitely not least I would like to point to the recent batch of No Business Records CDs and LPs (and mostly also as download). New and old music by a.o. RED Trios's Celebration Band (!!!), Sam Rivers w/ Holland, Daley and Barker (!!!); Derek Bailey + Mototeru Takagi; Masayuki Takayanagi with Nobuyoshi Ino and Masabumi Kikuchi (!!!); Mats Gustafsson + Sabu Toyozumi; Nate Wooley with Gotesmana, Mockunas and Barry Guy. Mr. Guy has also a recent solo recording on the label.

CDs 

LPs

JOHN RUSSELL / SABU TOYOZUMI / KEMMY NISIOKA / SHUICHI OYAMA / OSAMU NOMURA / MACHIKO KITAYAMA / NOBUHIKO NARUSE - SANGERAKU (MAY 2ND, 2004)

 

1. Sangeraku Part 1
2. Sangeraku Part 2

John Russell, acoustic guitar
Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion
Osamu Nomura, percussion, marimba
Nobuhiko Naruse, dance, song
Kemmy Nisioka, piano, bell-tree
Shuichi Oyama, saxophone, hand-made percussion 

Recorded at Kanagawa Art Hall, 30 May 2004

May 2nd ‎– OM5-0006

CD Rip

JOHN RUSSELL - R.I.P. (1954 - 2021)

 

 Photo Andy Newcombe

 

Sad: I learned an hour ago that John Russell has died yesterday.

I was lucky to see him in May, 2010 in Munich where he held a workshop and gave a concert afterwards.

I remember him as being an open guy with a great humour. Between two sets we've talked outside the club (we're both smoking a cigarette) and he told me several jokes - not only about musicians. Will miss him not only as a singular guitarist and musician. Still cherish these memories of a human being which impressed me not only with his musicianship.

R.I.P.

ITARU OKI / KEISUKE OHTA / JEAN-FRANÇOIS PAUVROS / YASUHIKO TACHIBANA / MAKOTO SATO ‎– JAN-KEN-PON (OHRAI RECORDS, 2003)

 

1. Marée D'Équinoxe
2. Sisyphe
3. Au Long Du Canal
4. Le Désert Est Au Fond Du Verre

Yasuhiko Tachibana, bass
Makoto Sato, drums
Jean-François Pauvros, guitar
Itaru Oki, trumpet
Keisuke Ohta, violin, voice

Recorded at L'Espace Japon, Paris, 10-11 February 2001.

Ohrai Records ‎– JMCK-8001

CD Rip

Wide Fields - Live at the University

 Granit 84402
1984
tape    

Paul Fields - violin, keybord, alto sax
Hannes Groysbeck - electric bass
Fritz Novotny - reeds
Franz Scharf - electric guitar
Stefan Stupetzky - tenor sax
Robert Steiner - drums

side A
Wide Fields (Fields/Novotny)                 8.29
Pannonien Impressions (Novotny)           6.21
Jackies Bag (Novotny)                5.26
Tango Infernal (Fields)                1.36

side B
Time Out (Novotny/Fields)              17.02
Rock'in (Fields)                   6.08


recorded April 1984

Bobby Few October 21, 1935 - January 6, 2021

 

From early sessions with Albert Ayler to his most recent recordings with Waclaw Zimpell and his own discography, Bobby Few was a singular voice in the free jazz area. Still lyrical in the middle of the stormy twin team of Frank Wright and Noah Howard, his music was the real reflect of himself, a quiet guy, peaceful. Trained in classical music and gospel, his touch on the key was immediately recognisable.

Here is a breath taking performance in solo. I have added to the file an interview that I’ve realised for radio campus Paris in May 2017, it is the original conversation in english before an editing and translate with addition of music for the program in french.

1 Continental Jazz Express

2 Beautiful Africa

3 China

4 The Journey Continues

5 Like A Waterfall

6 En Route

7 Continental Jazz Express

Recorded in live performance at the Vision Festival, New York City, on May 27, 2000.

Boxholder Records BXH026 cd

R.I.P. Zusaan Kali Fasteau

 sad
https://www.freejazzblog.org/2021/01/kali-z-fasteau-1947-2020.html

I remembered her listening to this tape that she passed me some years ago
here is for you also

Zusaan Kali Fasteau - Bliss

flying notes
1986 FNCS #6001
cassette

KALI FASTEAU: Composer, Nai & Shakuhachi Flutes, Voice, Soprano Sax, Cello, Sanza & Berimbau.

ITARU OKI & RAYMOND BONI ‎– 天海 - TEN-KAI (OHRAI RECORDS, 2007)

 

1. 天海 (Ten-Kai)
2. ストップ・シューティング・・・・・シェア (Yehudi Menuhin Was Right: Stop Shooting.....Share)
3. 織姫 (Orihime)
4. 燃島 (Moejima)
5. ブラザー・ビッグ・ジョー・ウィリアムス (Brother Big Joe Williams)

Raymond Boni, guitar
Itaru Oki, trumpet

Recorded at Gallix Recording Studio, 10 July 2006

Ohrai Records ‎– JMCK-1031

CD Rip

Three Motions - Playing games

1979
Granit 79403 - Austria
RAU 1009-3
tape

Paul  Fields - keybord, violin, alto sax
Walter M. Malli - drums, soprano sax
Fritz Novotny - reeds, percussions

side A
Tales of Malli (with Clifford Thornton)        7.00
Playing Games     part 1        13.00
Playing Games     part 2        9.30

side B
Playing Games     part 3        14.55
Playing Games     part 4        7.00
Playing Games     part 5        8.13

recorded live october 1979 at Wiener Konzerthaus
Playing Games by Fields/Novotny
 

Eddie Prevost and Philip Wachsmann - Montage 1

 

EDDIE PREVOST  percussion

PHILIP WACHSMANN  violin, electronics

01 Montage 1   40:54

Montage Gallery, Leicester.
15 Feburary 1995

Reform Art Unit - Suite for Clifford

MC: GR 78402 /RAU 1008
CD:  GR 78003

in Nickelsdorf
12 September 1978

Clifford Thornton - Valve Trombone, Percussions
Fritz Novotny - Soprano Sax, Flute, Percussions
Paul Fields - Violin, Keyboard, Alto Sax
Walter Malli - Drums, Soprano Sax

DAISUKE FUWA, DAISUKE TAKAOKA ‎– 低音環境 / TEION KANKYO (CHITEI RECORDS, 2004)

 

1. Naadam
2. You Don't Know What Love Is
3. もっとキスしてくれ
4. 股旅
5. 火男
6. Nardis
7. 仙頭

Daisuke Fuwa, bass
Daisuke Takaoka, tuba

Chitei Records - B 29F

CD Rip

The best way to start 2021 from a deep low: "Bass Environment"

Reform Art Unit - Live At The Gymnasium

Granit Records, Gr. 89401
RAU 1017
cassette
 
A1 - Lobua     6:43
A2 - Third Decade     15:32
B3 - Cloude Music     23:16

Klaus Bru - Reeds
Paul Fields - Violin, Piano
Sepp Mitterbauer - Trumpet
Fritz Novotny - Reeds, Percussion
Walter Schiefer - Drums, Percussion
Giselher Smekal - Synthesizer
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - Bass

Recorded June 1989, Live Gymnasium, Strebersdorf, Austria

John Fischer - 6 x 1 = 10 Duos For A New Decade - Reentry 1980

John Fischer - Piano & Voice

Lester Bowie - trumpet

Charles Tyler - baritone saxophone

Perry Robinson - clarinet

Mark Whitecage - alto saxophone

Arthur Blythe - alto saxophone

Rick Kilburn - bass

Side A

1. Walking Ahead

2. I Love You Mama

3. What If?

4. But Not For Me

5. February

Side B

1. 110th Street

2. Bull Pop

3. Squeal

4. How Long Has This Been Going On?

Duos with Perry Robinson, Arthur Blythe, Mark Whitecage - Recorded at ENVIRON - 1977

Duos with Lester Bowie & Charles Tyler - Recorded 1978 [Media Sound & Downtown Sound]

Duo with Rick Kilburn - Recorded 1978 Public Theatre 

ReEntry Records RE-004 1980 vinyle rip from Serviceton

TCHANGODEI ‎– CONSÉQUENCE VITALE (VOLCANIC RECORDS, 2000)

 

1. Conséquence Vitale 1
2. Conséquence Vitale 2
3. Conséquence Vitale 3
4. Bolichali
5. I Still Die A Little
6. Swing En Naissance
7. Regard

Tchangodei, piano (1-7)

Jean-Luc Cappozzo, bugle, trumpet (1-6)
Itaru Oki, bugle, flute, trumpet (1-6)
Jean Bolcato, double bass (1-6)
Miguel Costillas, saxophone (1-6)

Archie Shepp, saxophone (7)

Wilbur Little, bass (7)

Clifford Jarvis, drums (7)

Volcanic Records ‎– N°240419

CD Rip

KAZUKO SHIRAISHI / KEMMY NISIOKA / SABU TOYOZUMI / SHUICHI OYAMA / HIDEO MORI ‎– TALK TO THE SPIRIT FROM THE SPIRIT! (MAY 2ND, 1999)

 

1-1. Talk To The Spirit From The Spirit
1-2. 港のメリー - ドンキーセレナーデ～青い目の人形～エリーゼの為に
1-3. 死んだジョン･コルトレーンに捧げる - Dedicated To The Death John Coltrane

2-1. 半原越え - The Hanbara Pass
2-2. 砂族
2-3. ロバの貴重な涙よ
2-4. 日照り続き
2-5. カリマンタンの野原
2-6. シティ･ザイノンあなたは何を見たのですか
2-7. ピョンピョンうさぎ
2-8. My Tokyo

Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion
Kemmy Nisioka, piano
Shuichi Oyama, saxophone, percussion
Kazuko Shiraishi, poetry reading

Recorded live on 30 May 1999 at Kanagawa Art Hall

May 2nd ‎– OM2-0003/4

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ITARU OKI UNIT - LIVE (PJL, 2004)

 

1. Bye Bye Blackbird
2. オンタケサン
3. ハイク
4. L For B
5. Like Someone In Love

Hiroshi Funato, bass
Jin Mitsuda, drums
Satoko Fujii, piano
Keizo Nobori, tenor saxophone
Natsuki Tamura, trumpet

Kazuko Shiraishi, poetry reading
Itaru Oki, trumpet, flugelhorn, bamboo flute

Recorded at Pit inn Shinjyuku Tokyo 24 May 2002, 10 October 2003

PJL ‎– MTCJ-3015

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SATORU IKEDA - MOO ... (ALM RECORDS, 1978)

 

A1. Willowy
A2. Pastoral (Childhood)
A3. Asiatic Blossom
A4. Abundant Space

B1. Break Open
B2. Constant Wind
B3. All Of A Glow

Satoru Ikeda, soprano, alto and tenor saxophone, flute

Alm Records ‎– LM-1057

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Tchangodei, Itaru Oki, Kent Carter - Jeux D'Ombres

 Volcanic Records - 30030
CD, 1991

1 - Rencontres     12:58
2 - L'Explosion     17:26
3 - Le Passage     7:49
4 - Gombo     14:30
5 - D'Instant     15:10

Kent Carter - Double Bass
Tchangodei - Piano
Itaru Oki - Trumpet

CENTER OF THE WORLD - CENTER OF THE WORLD (CENTER OF THE WORLD, 1972)

 

A. Center Of The World, Part I

B. Center Of The World, Part II


Alan Silva, bass, cello, voice
Muhammad Ali, drums, voice
Bobby Few, piano, voice 
Frank Wright, tenor and soprano saxophone, voice

Recorded live at De Doelen, Rotterdam on 26 March 1972

Center Of The World ‎– CW 001

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FRANK WRIGHT QUARTET - LAST POLKA IN NANCY? (CENTER OF THE WORLD, 1973)

 

A1. Winter Echoes
A2. Guanna Dance Part I

B1. Guanna Dance Part II
B2. Thinking Of Monk
B3. Doing The Polka

Alan Silva, bass
Muhammad Ali, drums
Bobby Few, piano
Frank Wright, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet

Recorded live in Nancy, Jazz Pulsations Festival, 10 October 1973

Center Of The World ‎– CW 002

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ITARU OKI QUARTET - DIALOG (ART/COM, 2005)

 

1. Duo Duo
2. The Story Of A Small Bird - Bye Bye Black Bird
3. Follow Me
4. Return To Mother Earth
5. Papilio II

Hiroyuki Eizuka, double bass
Mikiharu Takagi, drums
Takayuki Kato, guitar
Itaru Oki, trumpet

Recorded live at the "House of Crazy" on 20 September 2003

Art/Com ‎– ACRC-007

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reformARTorchestra - Improcomposer Opera

 2016, reformARTunit Productions 120563 (LP)

Side A
Side B

Collective personnel :
Rina Chandra - bansuri
Nicolaus Dolb, Wolfgang Reisinger - drums
Alaeddin Adlernest - bassoon
Milo Fine - clarinet, drums, piano
Paul Fields - violin, piano
Raoul Herget - tuba
Johannes Groysbeck - electric bass, groysophon
Karl Wilhelm Krbavac - viola da gamba, guitar
Georg Graf - bass clarinet
Inge Katharina Pechoc - piano
Fritz Novotny - soprano saxophone, flute, glockenspiel
Monika Stadler - harp
Reinhard Ziegerhofer - double bass
Sandro Miori - soprano/tenor saxes, flute
Karl Vössner - oboe, oboe d’amore
Rudolf Ruschel - trombone
Sainkho Namtchylak, Margarete Jungen, Shamal Amin, Nigar Hasib - voice

improcomposed by the musicians
recorded at Porgy & Bess, Vienna, Austria on May 26/27, 2016
arranged and produced by Johannes Groysbeck

THE KANAGAWA QUARTET - HOUJO NO IHORI (MAY 2ND, 2000)

 

1.  Taiga
2.  Another Malachi
3.  In Memory Of Kunio Ohashi
4.  Puri's Dream
5.  Houjo No Ihori
6.  Fujimame And His Angel
7.  Full Moon In Orondoh
8.  The Aka Fuji
9.  The World Of E-Gyoja
10. The World Of D-Roushi
11. Pappy's Greetings
12. Moonlight Komorebi

Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion
Joseph Jarman, oboe, flute, alto and soprano saxophone, klaxon, bells
Kemmy Nisioka, piano, bells
Shuichi Oyama, soprano, tenor and baritone saxophone, percussion, whistle

Recorded at Kanagawa Art Hall, 7 July 2000

May 2nd ‎– OM4-0005

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ITARU OKI - ANTHOLOGIE PARIS-LYON (OHRAI RECORDS, 2002)

 

1.  Le Matin
2.  La Monologue De Sartre
3.  Passage Roche
4.  Ben-Ten
5.  Hot Milk
6   Esprit D'Ail
7.  La Ligne D'Alphonse
8.  Bordeaux '95
9.  Chez Créole
10. La Lune De Croix Rousse

Itaru Oki, trumpet
Claude Bernard, tenor saxophone (1,3)
Isao Yu, piano (4)
Arthur Doyle, tenor saxophone, flute (5)
Olivier "Red" Lanvin, guitar, vocals (6)
Alphonse Roeshealaub, piano (7,9)
Makoto Sato, drums (8)
Tchangodei, piano (10)

Recorded in Paris and Lyon, France, May 15-20, 2001

Ohrai Records ‎– JMCK-1011

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KEMMY NISIOKA - DEDICATED TO JOE MIZUKI (MAY 2ND, 1995)

 

1. It's Like A Rain
2. Blast Dancing
3. The Epilogue ... Comes


Joe Mizuki, drums, percussion
Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion
Kemmy Nisioka, piano
Shuichi Oyama, soprano, tenor and baritone saxophone
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Hakutoubo, voice, butoh
Tomoe Shizune, voice, butoh

May 2nd ‎– OM2 0002

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