MARION BROWN "PORTO NOVO" (POLYDOR, 1967)

Marion Bown, alto saxophone, percussion (6,7)
Maarten Van Regteren Altena, bass
Han Bennink, drums

on track 6 + 7
Leo Smith, trumpet, percussion, etc.


1. Similar Limits     (6:25)
2. Sound Structure     (6:10)
3. Improvisation     (5:50)
4. Qbic             (6:32)
5. Porto Novo             (11:55)
6. And Then They Danced (16:05)
7. Rhythmus No. 1       (3:30)

Tracks 1 to 5 recorded in Soest, Holland 14th December, 1967.
Tracks 6, 7 recorded on 12th May, 1970;
Originally released as Side B of "Creative Improvisation Ensemble" Freedom FLP 40136.


Black Lion BLCD 760200

(originally on Polydor 583 724)

A.R. PENCK ‎– WTLSKREEEL (WELTMELODIE, 1984)

A.  CRHDU DNU DRUHC

B1. RHDUC NUD CHDRU
B2. sccniee oiiftnc


A.R. Penck, percussion, synthesizer
Detlev Kessler, drums, percussion
Frank Wollny, guitar, percussion


Weltmelodie – WM LP 4719

LP Rip

Mahler 5 ~ Bavarian State Orchestra / Kirill Petrenko ~ Munich, 6th June 2017

From a BR-Klassik live broadcast  from Munich yesterday evening, here is Mahler's fifth symphony by the Bavarian State orchestra under Kirill Petrenko. There's a slightly bent note in one of the opening trumpet phrases; this seems to serve to concentrate everyones' mind to deliver an immensely powerful performance, full of light and shade, the struggle to address the conflicts and ambiguities of being an adult, and the desire to return to the innocence of childhood.

Gustav Mahler
Symphony no. 5 in C# minor

1. Trauermarsch (12.44)
2. Stürmisch bewegt, mit größter Vehemenz (14.06)
3. Scherzo (16.56)
4. Adagietto (8.30)
5. Rondo finale (14.46)

Bavarian State Orchestra
Kirill Petrenko
Munich National Theatre; 6th June 2017

TRIPLE TRIP TOUCH ‎– KONZERT IN AMSTERDAM / KONZERT IN ZÜRICH (PRIVATE LABEL, 1989)

A. Konzert In Zürich

B. Konzert In Amsterdam

Heinz Wollny, bass
A.R. Penck, drums
Frank Wollny, guitar
Markus Lüpertz, piano
Hans-Peter Hiby, saxophone

LP Rip

ROVA with HENRY KAISER "DAREDEVILS" (METALANGUAGE, 1979)

Henry Kaiser, electric guitar (A1, A2, A3, B), acoustic guitar (B)
Bruce Ackley, soprano saxophone (A1, A2, B), alto clarinet (A2)
Larry Ochs, sopranino (A1) & tenor saxophone (A2, A3, B)
Jon Raskin, soprano (B), alto (A1, B) & baritone saxophone (A1, A2, B)
Andrew Voigt, sopranino (B), soprano (B) & alto saxophone (A1, A2, B), flute (A2, B)


A1. Daredevils    10:26
A2. Kol Nidre     09:37
A3. Zaum          03:48
B.  Mal Qué Arroz 27:35


Recorded at Walden Studios, Carmel Highlands, California on March 11, 1979.
[The group's website dates the recording to February 13, 1979]

Metalanguage ML-105

(vinyl rip)

FRÄNKI, HEINZ, RALF – LE MUR DE SAINT ETIENNE (PRIVATE RELEASE)

A. Le Mur De Saint Etienne

B. Good Morning Rock


Frank Wollny, guitar
Heinz Wollny, bass
Ralf Winkler, drums


A.R. Penck self-released

LP Rip

Carla Bley Band - Live In Berlin 1979

Here is a very well recorded live of the Carla Bley Band in a period that is in my opinion one of the most interesting. There are some great studio recordings of the C.B.B like « European Tour » or « Musique Mecanique ». But the official live in her discography comes later and the music seems more static than on the preview years. Here we have the eccentric approach à la Mingus, some influences of what we can call « popular music » and a fantastic band. High musical quality and fun, here is what we have. Gary Windo who have been under recorded is particularly great here.

01. announcement by Michael Naura

02 Floater

03 Ida Lupino

04 Wrong Key Donkey

05 Dreams So Real

06 Walking Batterie Woman

07 I’m A Mineralist

08 Boo To You Too

09 Musique Mecanique

10 Song Sung Long

Carla Bley - Piano, Vocals, Organ / Gary Windo - Tenor Sax / Carlos Ward - Alto Sax / D. Sharpe - Drums, Vocals / Arturo O’ Farrell - Piano / Gary Valente - Trombone / Michael Mantler - Trumpet / Earl McIntyre - Tuba / Steve Swallow El Bass.

Recorded live in Berlin November 14, 1979

MAL WALDRON - NUMBER NINETEEN (TRIO RECORDS, 1979)

A1. Number Nineteen
B1. Trip
B2. Watakushi No Sekai


Dick Van Der Capellen, bass
Martin Van Duynhoven, drums
Mal Waldron, piano


Recorded in Baarn, Holland, 30th May, 1971.

Trio Records ‎– PA-9733, Freedom ‎– FLP 41073

LP Rip

DAVID TOOP - PAUL BURWELL "WOUNDS" (QUARTZ, 1979)

No tracks here - only side A + B...



David Toop, electric guitar, flute, home-made-found stuff, cassette tapes, water, rubbish, noise, small explosives
Paul Burwell, percussion, 6-string harp, bamboo fiddle, bird decoys, whistle, rubbish, paper, water, etc

Side A (21:12)
A1     Stigmata     4:30
A2     Marks And Social Purpose     9:21
A3     Mud / Swifts / Din / Stench     5:13
A4     Concerning The Housing Situation In London     0:58

Side B (21:58)
B1     Cosmopolitan Order Of Birds     4:54
B2     The Experiment Of Olgas Hand     6:47
B3     Extasy Of A Bird Karma     2:37
B4     We Can Have A Good Time Without Snakes     4:31
B5     No Electricity     1:54

This record edited from tapes recorded at the London Musicians Collective, 42 Gloucester Avenue / concert evening of Saturday 30 June 1979.
Recorded on a Uher Stereo Report with 2 AKG S224 microphones.
Music improvised / one of many hundreds of performances given by this duo in the 10 years they have played together.

The parrot's long goodbye recorded London Zoo + whirled tape recorder with tape of Continamo Falls,
recorded Amazonas, 16 November 1978 by Toop and Figuera.

Quartz Publications !QUARTZ 003

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DICK VAN DER CAPELLEN TRIO ‎– THE PRESENT IS PAST (RELAX, 1967)

A1. Woiczischke
A2. M.L.U.

B1. The Present is Past
B2. Der alte Fritz


Dick van der Capellen, bass
Martin Van Duynhoven, percussion
Chris Hinze, piano, flute, alto flute, piccolo flute
Theo Loevendie, bass clarinet (A2)
Erik Van Lier, bass trombone (A2)


Recorded April 25, 1967 in Soest, Netherlands.

Relax ‎– 33.009

LP Rip

TTT WITH BILLY BANG - LONDON UNDERGROUND WITH BILLI

A.  London Underground With Billi

B1. Experiment 2
B2. Duo 1
B3. Duo 2
B4. Duo 3


Heinz Wollny, bass
A.R. Penck, drums, piano
Frank Wollny, guitar
Billy Bang, violin, piano

LP Rip

MICHEL DONEDA "TERRA" (NATO, 1985)

Michel Doneda, soprano saxophone
Beñat Achiary, vocals
Didier Masmalet, bass clarinet, synthesizer
Gérard Siracusa, percussion
Phil Wachsmann, violin, electronics


A1. Le Passeur D'Étoiles     8:48
A2. Vert Et Jaune     4:30
A3. Théâtre     1:58
A4. Ene Maëtia     6:00
B1. Rose Noire     7:30
B2. Xorri Fourmy     2:59
B3. When Did You Come?     3:08
B4. L'Île D'Hanako     6:00

Recorded at studio Nato, Chantenay-Villedieu, France, June 4 to 6, 1985.

Nato 532

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TTT ‎– BRISTOL CONCERT (PRIVATE LABEL, 1995)

A.  Bristol Concert

B1. Dialog I
B2. Abschied


Heinz Wollny, bass
Frank Wollny, guitar, bass, vocals
A.R. Penck, drums, guitar
Andreas X, drums

Recorded at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, in 1995.

LP Rip

ROVA "THE REMOVAL OF SECRECY" (METALANGUAGE, 1979)

Jon Raskin, baritone (A), alto (A, B5) & soprano saxophone (B3), clarinet (B3)
Larry Ochs, tenor (A, B5), alto (B3) & sopranino saxophone (B2, B3)
Andrew Voigt, alto (A, B2), soprano (B3) & sopranino saxophone (B3, B5)
Bruce Ackley, soprano saxophone (A, B2, B3, B5), clarinet (B3)


A.  That's How Strong (18:59)
B1. Carmen (5:03)
B2. 3 x 60° EACh (2:11)
B3. Druids (9:41)
B4. The Removal Of Secrecy (0:48)
B5. Trobar Clus #3 (3:15)


Recorded at Walden Studios, Carmel Highlands, California on February 12, 1979. Mastering at the Automatt, San Francisco.

Metalanguage 106

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MARIO PAVONE ‎– SHODO (ALACRA RECORDS, 1981)

A1. Shodo
A2. Favors
A3. 1638

B1. Heads First
B2. Passage
B3. Double
B4. Mops


Phil Buettner, clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, flute
Mario Pavone, double bass
Pheeroan akLaff, drums
Emmett Spencer, drums (B3)
Bobby Naughton, marimba
Nick Makros, tenor saxophone, flute
Peter McEachern, trombone
George Alford, trumpet, flugelhorn


Recorded on Feb. 6, 1981 at RBY Studios, Southbury, CT.

Alacra Records ‎– ALACRA 1004

LP Rip

ARMONICORD - ESPRITS DE SEL

Jazz with harpsichord is not so famous, here is a fantastic and unknown album of French free jazz with a very special touch… Free and organized. The most famous name in the band is certainly Jouk Minor who have played with Leon Francioli or Pierre Favre.

-Drums, percussion, horns: Christian Lété

-Harpsichord: Odile Bailleux

-saxophone alto, oboe, english horn, flute: Jean Querlier

-Soprano, baritone saxophone, picolo flute, clarinet, gumbri, contrabass: Jouk Minor

-trombone: Joseph Traindl

A1 Deuxième Jour

a El Cerreno

b Sur Lerre

c La Gomme Arabique

a1d Passe Océan

a1e Ahora

A2 Premier Jour

a Ile De Pâques

b Le Manoir De Mes Rêves

c Gumbri Pitch

B Troisième Jour

a Ecolong

b Wings

c Mercurio

d Contact

e Ecolong

f La Colophane Des Moujiks

g Bollets Acides

h Ile De Pâques

i Pour L’Heure

recorded on June 14, 15, 16, 1977

L’éléctrobande ELB 7701 lp rip

TETSU SAITOH ‎– COLORING HEAVEN (AKETA'S DISK, 1990)

1.  To The Promenade
2.  Coloring Heaven I
3.  A Second
4.  10.27
5.  Coloring Heaven II
6.  Music Gallery
7.  Pizzicatissimo
8.  124
9.  Okinawa Mama
10. To The Sea
11. Invitation



Barre Phillips, bass
Tetsu Saitoh, bass
Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion
Hideaki Kuribayashi, 17-string koto


Recorded in December 1988 at Kuchu-Sanpokan, Yugawara.

Aketa's Disk ‎– AD-27CD

CD Rip

LEIPZIGER JAZZTAGE ZUM 25. - FREEe JAHRE (1977 - 1984)

CD 1

1. Hans-Jürgen Lindner "Wir Beginnen Jetzt..."  2:37
   2.LJT 9.6.1977

2. Berliner Improvisationsquartett "Siebenviertel"  6:24
Hermann Keller, piano, composition
Manfred Schulze, baritone saxophone, clarinet, composition
Andreas Altenfelder, trumpet
Wilfried Staufenbiel, cello
   2. LJT 9.6.1977

3. Friedhelm Schönfeld Trio  "Nachtwalzer"  13:11
Friedhelm Schönfeld, tenor saxophone
Reinhard Walter, piano
Dieter Keitel, drums
   3. LJT 21.5.1978

4. Andreas Altenfelder Quintett  "Für M."  7:32
Andreas Altenfelder, trumpet
Johannes Bauer, trombone
Heiner Reinhardt, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Christoph Winckel, bass
Wolfram Dix, drums
   4. LJT 11.5.1979

5. Doug Hammond Duo  "Steps"  11:57
Doug Hammond, drums
Sulaiman Hakim, alto & soprano saxophone
   4. LJT  11.5.1979

6. Das Quintett  "ohne Titel"  33:38
Heinz Becker, trumpet
Konrad Bauer, trombone
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto & soprano saxophone, clarinet
Klaus Koch, bass
Günter Sommer, drums
   5. LJT  26.6.1980


CD 2

1. Albert Mangelsdorff  "ohne Titel"  6:10
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
   5. LJT  27.6.1980

2. Jost / Glawischnig Doppeltrio  "ohne Titel"  11:57
Ekkehard Jost, baritone & bass saxophone
Dieter Glawischnig, piano, bass trombone
Michael Schläper, soprano & tenor saxophone
Jürgen Bock, bass
Georg Wolf, bass
John Preininger, drums
   6. LJT  28.3.1981

3. Károly Binder Quartet feat. John Tchicai  "Exercise"  8:12
Károly Binder, piano
John Tchicai, alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute
Mihály Dresch, tenor saxophone
Róbert Benko, bass
István Baló, drums
   8. LJT  30.9.1983

4. Hannes Zerbe Sextett  "B-A-C-H"  19:00
Hannes Zerbe, piano
Michael Sell, trumpet
John English, trombone
Manfred Hering, soprano & tenor saxophone
Klaus Koch, bass
Dieter Keitel, drums
   8. LJT  1.10.1983

5. Borbetomagus  "ohne Titel"  33:18
Jim Sauter, alto & tenor saxophone
Donald Dietrich, alto & tenor saxophone
Donald Miller, guitar
   9. LJT  30.9.1984

LJT 2500-1/2501-2

ALAN DAVIE ‎– THE ALAN DAVIE MUSIC WORKSHOP (ADMW RECORDS, 1970)

A1. Ram-Headed Serpent
A2. Offering Of An Aphrodisiac
A3. Sacred Cow

B1. He Whom No Sign Can Describe Is Made Known To Us by His Mystic Dance
B2. Offering To The Ram-Headed Serpent


Goudie Charles, double bass
Vince Clarke, percussion
Douglas Cook, piano, glockenspiel, xylophone
Alan Davie, sopranino, alto and tenor saxophone, flute, xylophone
Mac Johns, trombone, bass guitar
Janet Thomas, violin


Recorded at Ding Dong Studio, Cornwall


ADMW Records ‎– ADMW 001

LP Rip

ROVA "INVISIBLE FRAMES" (FORE, 1980/81)

Larry Ochs, tenor, alto & sopranino saxophone
Andre Voigt, alto, soprano & sopranino saxophone, flute
Jon Raskin, baritone, alto & soprano saxophone, clarinet
Bruce Ackley, soprano saxophone, clarinet

A1. Trobar Clus #6           (09:06)
A2. Druids                   (15:51)
B.  Narrow Are The Vessels    (21:32)


Recorded in Berkeley, California on May 15, 1980 (A1), August 28, 1981 (B), October 4, 1981 (A2)


Fore FORE 80/EIGHT

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