THE GERMAN ALL STARS ‎– IN SÜDAMERIKA (CBS, 1969)

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I don't know the exact recording date, but close to Onxi's posted live set from January 1969. Munich is not currently in South America.

A1. O. T.
A2. Invention For Five

B1. Na Sowas
B2. Die Grosse Reise

C1. Hornsalut
C2. When Lights Are High
C3. How Long

D1. Sketch Up And Downer
D2. Impressionen Spanischer Impressionen
D3. Thema Mal Drei


Günter Lenz, bass
Ralf Hübner, drums
Wolfgang Dauner, piano
Emil Mangelsdorff, saxophone
Gerd Dudek, saxophone
Heinz Sauer, saxophone
Rolf Kühn, saxophone
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Rudi Füssers, trombone
Ack Van Rooyen, trumpet
Manfred Schoof, trumpet
Willi Johanns, vocals

Recorded live at The Domicile, Munich

CBS ‎– S 66 217

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BRUIRE ‎– MUSS MUSS HIC! (AMBIANCES MAGNÉTIQUES, 1991)

August 31, 2013, 11:48 am

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Cassette Store Day.


A.  Muss Muss Hic!

B.  Le Dernier Des Vinyles

  B1. Scratch Jazz
  B2. Tu Me Fais Tourner La Tête
  B3. Tu M'as Tordu Un Bras
  B4. La Marche Du Sillon
  B5. Les 9 Oraisons Du Vinyle
  B6. Nostalgie Plastique
  B7. Le Pick-Up Maudit



Robert Marcel Lepage, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone
Michel Côté, percussion, electronic drums, ondes courtes, cassettes, synthesizer, vocals
Martin Tétreault, turntables, tapes



Muss muss hic! - commissioned by Société Radio-Canada and co-produced by Société Radio-Canada with WDR Hörspiel-Studio. Recorded at Studio 13, Société Radio-Canada, August 1990.

Le dernier des vinyles - excerpts from a Bruire concert at Festival "Montréal Musique Actuelle", recorded at "Foufounes électriques", November 2, 1990.

Ambiances Magnétiques ‎– ARM 03a

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VERTREK ENSEMBLE ‎– ANOTHER IDEA OF NORTH (VOLATILE RECORDS, 2000)

September 1, 2013, 9:30 pm

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1. Pretty Girl In Ugly Clothes
2. Collector-Decorator
3. Baka Baki
4. Running Rivers And Dusty Roads
5. A Hair Of The God That Bit Him
6. Ugly Girl In Pretty Clothes


Marke Kelly, banjo, mandolin
Ron de Jong, drums, cymbal, percussion
Ian Birse, guitar, effects
Vadim Budman, guitar, trumpet, cornet, reed cornet


Recorded at the Yardbird Suite, Edmonton, Canada, on 21 September 1997.

Volatile Records ‎– VCD001

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Vertrek's album with Derek Bailey is still available on Incus: Departures

MUJICIAN. Le Mans 2004

September 2, 2013, 12:21 pm

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KEITH TIPPETT, piano
PAUL DUNMALL, tenor sax
PAUL ROGERS, 7 string A.L.L bass
TONY LEVIN, drums

1. 36:40
2. 12:58

Le Mans (France) Festival, 2004.

YORIYUKI HARADA ‎– KAIBUTSU (M'S/CRAFT'S, 2000)

September 2, 2013, 2:41 pm

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1. Suite 1

2. Suite 2



Yoriyuki Harada, piano, bass clarinet



Recorded in Tokyo, 1985.

M's/Craft's ‎– MCCD-001

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NIGHT AND DAY - PLAYS THEM ALL - SET 9 (EDITION ARTELIER, GRAZ, 2003)

September 3, 2013, 9:39 pm

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

Rüdiger Carl, tenor saxophone, clarinet

Alexander von Schlippenbach, piano

Jay Oliver, bass

Sven-Åke Johansson, drums

5-1. I Remember You

5-2. I Love Paris

5-3. Too Close For Comfort

5-4. Moonlight Becomes You

5-5. Love Come Back To Me

5-6. Everything Happens To Me

5-7. I've Got You Under My Skin

5-8. All Of You

5-9. Stranger In Paradise

Edition Artlier Graz, 2003

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Steve Lacy-Lee Konitz,Duo Paris-March 1st 1984

September 3, 2013, 11:13 pm

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Here's a beautiful recent score from Dime, many thanks to Woessner , and all Seeders traders involved 

What a joy it is to hear Konitz, playing Wickets, Deadline and No Baby..in unison with Lacy

pure delight!

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Steve Lacy & Lee Konitz-Paris1 March 1984
Steve Lacy - soprano saxophone
Lee Konitz - alto saxophone

01. Introduction 1:05
02. Blues (Steve Lacy & Lee Konitz) 11:06
03. All The Things You Are (Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II) 6:04
04. Wickets (Steve Lacy) 6:02
05. It's You (Lee Konitz) 4:51 Lacy out
06. Descartes (Lee Konitz) 4:22
07. Ask Me Now (Thelonious Monk) 6:45 applause cuts out
08. Blues For Aida (Steve Lacy) 7:43
09. Evidence (Thelonious Monk) 4:13 Konitz out
10. Deadline (Steve Lacy) 6:45
11. No Baby (Steve Lacy) 6:14
12. Hot House (Tadd Dameron)/Subconscious-lee (Lee Konitz) 5:38

Total Time: 70:47

FM?SBD?>?>Trade CD>EAC>FLAC>Vuze>Dime

DAVID KEANE ‎– LYRA (MUSIC GALLERY EDITIONS, 1979)

September 4, 2013, 10:07 pm

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A1. Lyra For Piano And Tape Recorder
A2. Elegy For Double Bass And Tape Recorder

B1. Evening Song For Soprano And Tape Recorder
B2. In Memoriam: Hugh LeCaine


David Keane, tape, electronics
Monica Gaylord, piano (A1)
Joel Quarrington, double bass (A2)
Karen Skidmore, soprano vocals, voice (B1)


Electronics recorded at Queen's University Electronic Music Studios. Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

A side was recorded at the First Annual Festival of Electronic Music, at the Music Gallery, Toronto, in January 1979.

B2 was premiered at the 8th International Festival of Experimental Music, Bourges, France, in June 1978.

Music Gallery Editions ‎– MGE 29

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Lysis-Live 1975, Mosaic LP GCM 762

September 5, 2013, 2:52 pm

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For Andy, sorry its taken 4 years for the request fulfillment!!

Alas  this lp somehow ended up getting urinated on by rats while it was in storage some years ago,and i hate cleaning records, a laborious extremely dull process process...
I think i said in an earlier post that this was somehow reminiscent of the Canterbury scene, i was thinking of Egg, which the instrumentation at times suggests.. i obviously hadn't listened to it in a while, because its nothing like that, just great British free Jazz really., Legendary bassist Chris Laurence  is kept incredibly busy on this one.
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Lysis was and still is (now called Australysis)Roger Deans baby, i saw them a handful of times in Sydney in the late 80's early 90's, Usually starting with a set of Free improvisations for trio or quartet, the second half often comprised of  Contemporary compositions by the likes of Brian Ferneyhough, and Xenakis.
they've released a few Cds as Australysis
check out their Webpage
and there's a great 2 disc set called Lysis lives available here at the Australian Music Center

Enjoy!!

PS ... would be nice to hear the Lysis Album with Alan Tomlinson, if anyone has it!

Baden-Baden New Jazz Meeting 1977

September 6, 2013, 7:12 am

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The picture above depicts a part of the interior of the Kurfürstliches Schloss in Mainz, Germany. Some may wonder what the Schloss had to do with the annual Treffen in Baden-Baden, but as it happened, the 1977 Treffen culminated in a concert in front of an audience at the Schloss. The concert took place after rehearsals at the SWR studios in Baden-Baden, the usual locality of the Treffens over the years.

In contrast to the 1970 Treffen which we posted a little while ago, the 1977 one was a more consolidated affair with a smaller cast of characters. The core appears to be Mumps, a slightly extended version of the John Surman - Barre Phillips - Stu Martin trio with Albert Mangelsdorff making it a quartet. To this core is added vocalist Karin Krog (whose collaborations with Surman have continued apace ever since), guitarist Attila Zoller, trumpetist Tomasz Stanko, pianist Stan Tracey, tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin and bassist Motoharu Yoshizawa. The brunt of the cast was also on the 1970 sessions, leaving Griffin, Tracey and Yoshizawa as the new ingredients to the mix.

As usual there are full group performances as well as several splits into duos and trios, though no pure solo performances on this set of tunes. Less rowdy and rambunctious than some of the predecessors, the accent is here on solidly grounded modern jazz, some anchored in reworkings of Monk standards, others venturing into ambient landscapes - with synths and abstract vocalese. Some of the rehearsal pieces reappear in the concert, also a regular feature of the Treffens.

I can't dish up seven hours this time, but there should be enough here to sink one's tastebuds into. I find myself liking this set better than some of the earlier ones, possibly because it sounds more coherent and consoliated. In any case, enjoy!

Cast of characters:

Tomasz Stanko, trumpet; 

Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone; 

Johnny Griffin, tenor saxophone; 

John Surman, soprano and baritone saxophone, synthesiser; 

Stan Tracey, piano; 

Attila Zoller, guitar; 

Barre Phillips, bass; 

Motoharu Yoshizawa, bass; 

Stu Martin, drums; 

Karin Krog, vocal

Baden-Baden Free Jazz Meeting – radio broadcast

Recorded 27-30 November 1977, Baden-Baden, Germany unissued (see folders BB77 1-3)

Recorded 1 December 1977, Kurfürstliches Schloss, Mainz, Germany unissued (see folders BB77 4-5)

Full track listings in the comments and inside the zipped folders

MANFRED SCHOOF SEXTET "KONSTANZ, 1975"

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Manfred Schoof, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Ed Kröger, trombone
Michel Pilz, bass clarinet
Jasper Van´t Hof, keyboards
Dieter Petereit, bass
Ralf Hübner, drums


01.   Intro Joachim Ernst Behrendt          02:54
02.   Jazz Meets The World Suite:           23:18
a.     Song Of Peace (Korea)
b.     Sing Along (Thailand)
c.     Raga Bhairava (early morning raga)
03.   Announcement JEB                      00:33
04.   Natsu Nahana (jap.Haiku)              05:40
05.   Ludus Totalis (Schoof)                04:57

06.   Studio Announcement (Achim Hebgen)    00:26
07.   Six Of A Kind (Schoof)                12:57
08.   Unanswered Questions (Hübner)         07:45
09.   STT (Some Time Trouble) (Van´t Hof)   10:53
10.   Studio Extro (AH)                     00:09

Recorded live in Konstanz, Germany on 21.June, 1975.

Two SWF - (Suedwestfunk, Germany) radio broadcasts in 1975:
(1-5) live from the event
(6-10) studio, later same year

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YORIYUKI HARADA ‎– MIU (BETTER DAYS, 1982)

September 6, 2013, 6:52 pm

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A1. Meta
A2. Hen Tai 7
A3. There'll Be Comeback
B1. Wana Oki
B2. Miu
B3. Y's March


Yoriyuki Harada, piano, ocarina, clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone
Keiki Midorikawa, cello (A3)
Hideaki Mochizuki, double bass (A3, B2, B3)
Ryojiro Furusawa, drums (A1, B1)
Tony Koba, drums (A1, A2, B1)
Sabu Toyozumi, drums, percussion (A3, B2, B3)
Tetsu Yamauchi, electric bass (A1, A2, B1)
Hiroshi Hatsuyama, vibraphone, marimba, glockenspiel, xylophone, harmonica



Recorded and mixed at Nippon Columbia Studios 1, 3 and 4, Aug 20 - Oct 6, 1980.

Better Days ‎– YF-7040-N

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BUTCHER. DURRANT. RUSSELL. 30 July 1989

September 6, 2013, 11:54 pm

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JOHN BUTCHER, tenor sax
PHIL DURRANT, violin
JOHN RUSSELL, guitar

1. 4:05
2. 11:18
3. 6:09

'Earlham Street Breakout' at  Donmar Warehouse, London.

30th July 1989

I've been playing this a lot since posting the previous session by this marvellous trio.
I'm not sure why I like them so much.  I think it might have something to do with them having the same number of letters in their names.

Enjoy.

TON-KLAMI ‎– IN MOERS (NINETY-ONE, 1993)

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1. Link 1
2. Link 2
3. Link 3
4. Link 4
5. Link 5
6. Link 6



Kang Tae Hwan, alto saxophone

Midori Takada, percussion

Masahiko Sato, piano


Recorded live at Moers International New Jazz Festival on May 19, 1991.

Ninety-One ‎– CRCJ-9110

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PAUL ROGERS solo. 2000

September 8, 2013, 1:05 am

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PAUL ROGERS,  5 string double bass

1. Bass loops 1-3   35:08

BBC 'Jazz on 3'

Broadcast 6 May 2000

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TOSHI TSUCHITORI & SPIRAL ARMS ‎– DRUM SKY (TOKUMA JAPAN COMMUNICATIONS, 1998)

September 9, 2013, 5:04 pm

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1. Drum Sky
2. North Star
3. Kotohogi
4. Elephant Walk
5. Sharmanic Bird


Drums, Toshi Tsuchitori, Chang Kwang-Hae, Ha Yeong-Su, Masaharu Yamawaki, Yoshinori Marui


Tokuma Japan Communications ‎– TKCA-71483


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FREE JAZZ WORKSHOP '79 WUPPERTAL

September 10, 2013, 3:26 pm

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Wadada Leo Smith, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Paul Rutherford, trombone, euphonium
Evan Parker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Peter Brötzmann, alto, tenor & bass saxophone, bass clarinet
Jouk Minor, sopranino, alto & baritone saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet
Phil Wachsmann, violin, electronics
Pinguin Moschner, tuba
Peter Kowald, bass
Fred van Hove, piano, accordion
Günter "Baby" Sommer, drums, percussion, xylophone

1. Improvisation 1  (05:30)
2. Improvisation 2  (13:48)
3. Improvisation 3  (14:34)
4. Improvisation 4  (11:09)

I got the following information with the cdr: Recorded on 23.April 1979, (probably) at the Von-der-Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal, Germany
Searching the internet I found the following: 7. Wuppertaler Free Jazz Workshop 19.- 22.4.79 (Flyer)
And also that Peter Kowald was responsible for the realisation of museum concerts at the Von der Heydt Museum Wuppertal 1972-75 and Wuppertaler Free Jazz Workshop 1973-82.
So - either the concert was at April 23.1979 and not in the Museum or it was there but not on the given date!?
However it's fantastic music.

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Frank Lowe-Doctor too Much 1977, PKO2 LP

September 11, 2013, 10:25 pm

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For Tony Continued ... Frank Lowe really was on a Roll, at this point... every release seemingly more potent than the last , this one has a terrific line up.. .. and Lowe had worked frequently with all of them,in various combos
 .. some years ago i believe we posted a contemporaneous show recorded from the Audience at Angouleme FR. without Wadada.Leo Smith.. i'll try to reupload that soon..

As with most Recordings on Kharma , which was run on a shoe string budget, the sound is a little one dimensional, whatever its sonic shortcomings Musically this is superb!
As i may have mentioned a few thousand times ... for me Lowe was the greatest!.. and he is certainly Sorely missed.
his late work has equal gravitas , go to the cadence website and check the audio samples of 'Vision Blue', Bodies and Soul'...' Legends streets one and two'

Kharma 2 USA LP NYC 5/21/77
Frank Lowe-ts; Olu Dara-tp; Leo Smith-tp; Phillip Wilson-d; Fred Williams-b
Trombone (dedicated to George Lewis & Joseph Bowie) (Lowe) 4:30
Crush (Lester Bowie) 7:45
Parts (Lowe) 7:30
Doctor Too-Much (Lowe) 7:55
Structuralism (Lowe) 3:35
Broadway Rhumba (Lowe) 5:30
Future Memories (Lowe) 4:45

Enjoy!!

ROLF & JOACHIM KÜHN QUARTET "MUNICH, 1966"

September 12, 2013, 1:07 pm

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Rolf Kühn, clarinet
Joachim Kühn, piano
Peter Trunk, bass
Kurt Bong, drums


1. Announcement          01:16
2. Flower in the dark    07:53
3. Turning point         04:19
4. Amok                  09:47
5. Announcement          00:03

Recorded by Bayerischer Rundfunk at Studio 1, Munich, Germany on July 6, 1966 (Münchner Jazztage).

MARGINAL CONSORT - MARGINAL CONSORT

September 12, 2013, 8:15 pm

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Several members of the East Bionic Symphonia went on to perform as Marginal Consort. If you like this, a live recording made at Instal in Glasgow, 2008 is due for release shortly, on the Pan label.


Masami Tada
Kei Shii
Kazuo Imai
Tomonao Koshikawa
Yasushi Ozawa

1. 2003 Part 1
2. 2003 Part 2
3. 2004 Part 1
4. 2004 Part 2

Improvised Music From Japan – IMJ-702/3/4/5

Recorded at Mikawadai Junior High School, Roppongi, Tokyo on December 7, 2003 and Kotoku Morishita Bunka Center, Tokyo on November 20, 2004.

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