ROLF & JOACHIM KÜHN QUARTET "RE-UNION IN BERLIN" (CBS, 1965)

April 16, 2014, 5:53 am

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Rolf Kühn, clarinet
Joachim Kühn, piano
Klaus Koch, bass
Reinhard Schwartz, drums


A1. Mobile Waltz (Rolf Kühn) 7:05
A2. Green Stocking (Joachim Kühn) 7:16
A3. Corruption (Joachim Kühn) 5:57
B1. The Mad Man (Rolf Kühn) 8:34
B2. Life From The Moon (Joachim Kühn) 10:45

Recorded on June 3, 4 and 5, 1965 at Amiga-Studios, Berlin, Germany.

CBS S 62407

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JEANNE LEE + GUNTHER HAMPEL + TTTT ‎– IM STADTGARTEN KÖLN (MARA RECORDS)

April 16, 2014, 8:46 pm

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1. Im Stadtgarten Köln


Frank Wollny, bass
Gunter Hampel, bass clarinet, vibraphone, flute
Butch Morris, cornet, amplified cornet, flute
A.R. Penck, drums
Alan Silva, keyboards
Jeanne Lee, vocals


Recorded at Stadtgarten Konzertsaal, Köln, Germany

Mara Records ‎– 6012

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HARRY BECKETT - PAUL DUNMALL - CHRIS BOLTON - TONY LEVIN. Jazz Club Friday, Cannonball, Birmingham. 1989

April 17, 2014, 7:50 am

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HARRY BECKETT, trumpet, flugelhorn
PAUL DUNMALL, soprano and tenor saxophones
CHRIS BOLTON, bass
TONY LEVIN, drums

KEITH TIPPETT makes a brief appearance on vocal and flugelhorn near the end.

Set One
1. 18:56
2. 20:40

Set Two
1. 46:54

Jazz Club Friday at the Cannonball, Birmingham.  13 January 1989

Monotype 1985 by Paul Dunmall.

RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART "MARCH + APRIL 1980"

April 17, 2014, 3:42 pm

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And this is the 10th and last of the Radio Jazz Group recordings - at least for the moment.
Got it about wo months ago from Dime - thanks to the original uploader!

Track 1-3 (March 31):

RJGS feat. Engstfeld/Herr Quartet + Didier Loockwood

Wolfgang Engstfeld, tenor saxophone
Didier Lockwood, violin
Wolfgang Dauner, piano
Michel Herr, piano
Palle Daniellson, bass
Leroy Lowe, drums



Track 4:´(April 25):

RJGS feat. Toto Blanke's Electric Circus

Charlie Mariano, soprano saxophone
Johannes Faerber, trumpet
Wolfgang Dauner, piano
Toto Blanke, guitar
Norbert Daeumling, bass
Heinrich Hock, drums
Trilok Gurtu, percussion


1. Continuous Flow 07:20
2. Changes         07:43
3. Blues For Ede   07:22
4. Bolero Torcello 23:32

Recorded at Radio SWR Studio, Villa Berg, Stuttgart, Germany on March 31 (tr.1-3) and April 25 (tr.4), 1980.

CHRISTMANN - SCHÖNENBERG & BOJÈ "KÖLN 1976"

April 18, 2014, 4:28 pm

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Günter Christmann, trombone, bass
Detlef Schönenberg, drums, percussion
Harald Bojé, electronium, synthesizer

1. Announcement                     02:02
2. Christmann - Schönenberg         15:56
3. Christmann - Schönenberg         05:35
4. Christmann - Schönenberg         08:46
5. Christmann - Schönenberg & Bojé  06:23
6. Christmann - Schönenberg & Bojé  11:25
7. Christmann - Schönenberg & Bojé  10:38


Recorded on October 4, 1976 at Saal 1, WDR, Köln, Germany.
Broadcast on WDR's "Nachtmusik im WDR".

SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE "SO, WHAT DO YOU THINK? (TANGENT, 1971)"

April 19, 2014, 11:43 am

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Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Trevor Watts, soprano saxophone
Derek Bailey, guitar
Dave Holland, bass, cello
John Stevens, drums

A. So, What Do You Think? (part 1) 24:39
B. So, What Do You Think? (part 2) 21:57

Recorded in London on January 27, 1971.

TANGENT TGS 118


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PRINCE LASHA / SONNY SIMMONS / CLIFFORD JORDAN / DON CHERRY "IT IS REVEALED" (ZOUNDS, 1963)

April 18, 2014, 6:48 pm

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I post this because I don't find the original post anymore...
So the original intro is missing. But at least the original liner-notes are included in the files.

Maybe it is fitting that I do not find the first post as this LP was never released...
I believe the first poster was Pierre . correct me when I'm wrong!



Prince Lasha, flute
Sonny Simmons, alto saxophone
Clifford Jordan, tenor saxophone
Don Cherry, trumpet
Fred Lyman, fluegelhorn
Bill Wood, bass
Orville Harrison, bass
Charles Moffett, drums


1. Lost Generation 20:50
2. The Trane       11:20
3. Prelude To Bird 05:25



Procucer : Fred Lyman

Recorded at Zounds Recording Studios, New York City, May, 1963.

ZOUNDS L-71863

Notes :

* : It is common practice among discographers to list Prince Lasha as the leader of this session. This short extract of a Fred Lyman interview suggests that this may not be exactly the case (courtesy of Ben Young and Marc Chaloin) : « ... mostly a jam-session [...] they were all in my studio, I don't know how they got these particular guys up there, it was probably Clifford Jordan got it together. And they just started to play and I started recording, and I played on it too, I played fluegelhorn on this track. And it turned out pretty good, [...] it was an example of what I liked to think music could be at that time. » According to Lyman, they picked up Don Cherry in the street…

** : Johann Heidenbauer suggests it could be read as crypted indication of the publishing date : L-7-18-63, i.e. Lasha, July 18, 1963.

*** : Read also the original liner notes (*.rtf format). Many thanks to A. Lukas for providing the original transfer, pictures of the original plain cardboard sleeve, labels, and liners notes, and to Pierre Crepon for relaying the info.

SANO KIYOHIKO ‎– KIUI (ALM RECORDS, 1979)

April 19, 2014, 4:08 pm

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A1. Anonimus

Recorded in October 1979 at Kichijoji Temple

Ito Fukuo, guitar
Masaru Soga, guitar
Kikuo Shimura, guitar
Masashi Shinohara, guitar
Kozo Tate, guitar
Seimatsu Shunsuke, guitar
Hisao Nakamori, guitar
Hironobu Maekawa, guitar

A2. Gap

Recorded in April 1974 at Gap Works, Sasazuka

Masaru Soga, electric guitar
Sano Kiyohiko, synthesizer
Masami Tano, percussion

A3. Cue

Recorded in December 1973 at Aoyama Town Hall

Kazuhiko Ogawa, guitar
Masashi Shinohara, guitar

B1. Toss-up

Recorded in May 1975 at Sophia University Hall, Yotsuya

Sano Yumiko, violin
Miyajima Motosakae, soprano saxophone
Naohiro Tsuke, trumpet
Fujisawa Nobuyuki, trombone
Hitoshi Nakamura, baritone saxophone
Murai AzumaTatsuki, contrebasse

B2. For TRAZOM

Recorded in October 1975 at Sophia University Hall, Yotsuya

Kikuo Shimura, guitar, bass drum and cymbal


B3. URN

Recorded in November 1978 at Jean-Jean, Shibuya

Junko Oda, voice
Miura Takashi, saxophone
Fumiko Takahashi, keyboards

C1. Source

Recorded in October 1971 at the Tokyo American Centre, Akasaka

Piano, Jo Kondo
Oboe, Soichi Wakioka
Mouri Kyojin, cello
Yasu-sei Ken, guitar
Unknown Performer, flute, clarinet, viola, cor anglais
Vocals, Tokyo Music University Choir

C2. Space

Recorded in October 1975 at Sophia University Hall, Yotsuya

Ritsuko Tsuchiya, piano
Yasunori Yamaguchi, percussion
Unknown Performer, flute

D. Kiui

Recorded in October 1979 at Kichijoji Temple

Masami Tada, 13 and 17 string koto
Sano Kiyohiko, 20 oscillators
Masaru Soga, electric piano


ALM Records ‎– AL-3008-9

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BLACK UNITY TRIO "AL - FATIHAH" (SALAAM 777-A)

April 20, 2014, 5:02 pm

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Joe Phillips here credited under his muslim name Yusuf Mumin plays alto sax. He is accompanied by Abdul Wadud on cello and bass, credited under his birth name Ron (Ronald) DeVaughn. The last musician, Haasan-Al-hut on percussions, is I think a totally unknown player that was recorded only during this session. The more well-known of the participants is of course Wadud who is one of most important cellists in free jazz. The only other known session to which Phillips participated was the ESP recording of trumpeter Norman Howard that was just recently reissued as "Burn Baby Burn" ... also a pretty obscure recording in itself (we're reaching the darkest corners of free jazz history here !). The group was from the Cleveland area, probably from Oberlin where Wadud studied. Recording date is not indicated but we can think that it took place after 1968 (recording of the Norman Howard ESP session where Phillips is not listed under his muslim name) and before 1972 (release of Julius Hemphill's "Dogon A.D." where Wadud is credited under his muslim name and do not double on bass anymore).

A word on the label and pressing. Amongst the rather small amount of info featured on the back cover, we learn that the disc was manufactured by Rite Records, an Ohio based operation offering low-costs packaging to its customers that included everything needed to make a record : recording, mixing, mastering and pressing. It is likely that the "Salaam" label existed only with the release of this record (the catalog number would second that, its choice seems more related to symbolism than to practical counting reasons).

That's it for the historical info. Maybe something on the music itself later but trust me, it is pretty good. My favourite part of the record is the second side, just check Wadud's arco work on "Opening Prayer" and on the intro of "John's Vision" and I think you'll be convinced.

As my rip originates from a cassette copy (lots of thanks to NK from Japan by the way) I choosed to post only MP3 at 320, but if some of our readers really want to get a lossless version just let me know in the comments.


Dedicated to all those not yet members of the Braxton sect :).

Enjoy,
Pierre

HELEN MERRILL - AFFINITY (CONTINENTAL RECORDS, 1982)

April 21, 2014, 8:24 pm

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A1. This Hotel
A2. All Blues/St. Louis Blues
A3. Under Darkest Skies

B1. Sunayama
B2. No More Blues
B3. A Love Like Ours
B4. Bei Mir Bist du Schoen/You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To


Helen Merrill, vocals
Masahiko Sato, piano, electric piano
Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi
Noboyushi Ino, bass
Masahiko Togashi, percussion


Recorded at Teichiku Suginami Studio, Tokyo, on 10-11 July, 1982

Continental Records - Teichiku / HL-5017

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Dan Rose-Close Opposites-1978,Alacra LP 3007

April 22, 2014, 8:02 am

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A rare early album , by Dan Rose, a conceptually interesting  , adventurous guitarist who is too little known, .

wide variety of tunes here,delivered with subtlety and urgency.. great band featuring the only slightly less neglected masterful Perry Robinson...plus Mark Whitecage, John Betsch and Mario Pavone..

Rose is still recording, including several recent albums on enja..
here's a link to his site which includes a broad biographical overview
Enjoy!
S

STEVE POTTS ‎– MUSIQUE POUR LE FILM D'UN AMI (UN-DEUX-TROIS, 1975)

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A1. Marie-France
A2. Tango
A3. Antigone
A4. Bhagavad-Gita
A5. Route 69

B1. Java
B2. Mary-Jo
B3. Poème
B4. Street Blues
B5. Rock (La Défense)
B6. Java



Joss Basselli, accordion
Elie Ferré, acoustic guitar
Steve Potts, alto & soprano saxophone
Keno Speller, bongos
Gus Nemeth, double bass
Jean-Jacques Avenel, double bass
Donny Donable, drums
Kenny Tyler, drums
Christian Escoudé, electric guitar
Frank Abel, piano
Ambrose Jackson, trumpet


Recorded at Studio Acousti. Music from the film "Sujet ou Le secrétaire aux 1001 Tiroirs" by Joachim Noessi.

Un-Deux-Trois ‎– N° 2

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CECIL TAYLOR "STUDENT STUDIES" (BYG, 1966)

April 26, 2014, 3:14 pm

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This album was first released as an untitled 2LP set on the Japanese BYG label in 1973.
The first CD edition on Affinity was titled "Student Studies". Later Black Lion issued another CD edition entitled "The Great Paris Concert".
The original cover is included in the files...


Cecil Taylor, piano
Jimmy Lyons, alto saxophone
Alan Silva, bass
Andrew Cyrille, drums

1. Student Studies (Part 1) 16:00
2. Student Studies (Part 2) 11:00
3. Amplitude  19:44
4. Niggle Feuigle 12:06
5. A Bright Light (Lover And Love) 21:13
6. Over There 19:20

Recorded in Paris at Maison De L'ORTF, Salle 105 on November 30, 1966 (Broadcast 'ORTF').

Tracks 1-4 originally released on BYG YX4003/4004.
Source for the rip BLACK LION BLCD760201.

Note: tracks 5+6 possibly recorded on December 1, 1966 at the Grand Amphitheatre de la Faculte de Droit, Paris, France.
Note 2: track 5 also titled "Bread, Wine, Lover & Love".
Note 3: alternate album title "THE GREAT PARIS CONCERT".

MAL WALDRON - TOKYO REVERIE (VICTOR RECORDS, 1970)

April 26, 2014, 7:04 pm

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A1. Tokyo Daytime
A2. A Touch Of Tokyo
A3. Sayonara
A4. Braue Samurai

B1. Hallelujah
B2. Soul In Search
B3. Variations On A Theme
B4. Blood And Guts


Mal Waldron, piano


Recorded in Tokyo, February 7, 1970

Victor Records - SMJX-10103

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NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.95 - ROLF & JOACHIM KÜHN GROUP (1973)

April 27, 2014, 12:32 pm

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Here's a post I've made from a contribution propylaen2001 has made today (see comments section).

Thank you very much!!

Here's what he wrote (except I've changed the layout a bit...).

Here's a great performance from the 95th NDR Jazzworkshop which I compiled from a trade CDR that I had acquired several years ago and a recent DIME upload:

Randy Brecker, trumpet
Rolf Kühn, clarinet
Joachim Kuehn, piano, electric piano
Toto Blanke, guitar
Palle Danielsson, bass
Edward Vesala , drums
Kasper Winding, percussion


Tracks:
1. Do Dat Dudek (18:51)
2. Palle's Tune (8:49)
3. Paris '73 (9:05)
4. German Country (19:57)
5. Things Are What They Used To Be (17:19)
6. Spider's Dance (15:08)

Total time 1:29:09

 Rolf & Joachim Kuehn
NDR Jazzworkshop no. 95
Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses
Hamburg, Germany
1973-11-20

Source: FM radio broadcast
Lineage: FM > ? Trade CDR > EAC (secure) > WAV > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Notes:
My trade CDR had an abbreviated version of track #5 which clocked in at 7:32.
Last month unclewolfi uploaded a complete version of this tune from a recent rebroadcast at NDR Info.
I used this one and added the missing applause at the end from my trade CDR.
Lineage for this track would be: DVB-S > Techno Trend TT-Premium S2-6400 Twin HD > HDD > mp2 (320 kbps) > Nero Wave editor > Flac > TLH > WAV > Adobe Audition CS6 (edits) > TLH > FLAC (L8, align on SB)

For the purists, the original track #5 (as received on the trade CDR) is included in a separate folder.

Link: https://mega.co.nz/#!BQlFDK4B!pn5cfPZ7Bdi_sqX9WPGVFb4OZUlO7rwIV42Ys5GU0tY

Does anybody know for sure if this is the complete performance or if there is still some part missing?

Enjoy!

Joerg

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BARNEY WILEN "ZODIAC" (VOGUE, 1966)

April 27, 2014, 10:24 pm

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BARNEY WILEN "ZODIAC"


Barney Wilen, tenor saxophone
Jean-Francois Jenny Clark, double bass
Carl Heinz Berger, vibraphone, piano
Jacques Thollot, drums

A1. Poissons 02:46
A2. Verseau 02:28
A3. Capricorne 02:34
A4. Sagittaire 02:18
A5. Scorpion 02:52
A6. Balance 02:53

B1. Vierge 02:49
B2. Lion 02:23
B3. Cancer 02:43
B4. Gémeaux 03:32
B5. Taureau 02:34
B6. Bélier 02:56

Recorded at Studios Vogue, 54 Rue d'Hauteville, Paris.

VOGUE CLVLX 9130 (1966)

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MAL WALDRON / JACKIE MCLEAN - LIKE OLD TIMES (VICTOR RECORDS, 1976)

April 27, 2014, 9:52 pm

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A1. J.M.'s Dream Doll
A2. I Loves You, Porgy
A3. I'm A Fool To Want You

B1. Blues For Matsuura
B2. No More
B3. Left Alone

Jackie McLean, alto saxophone
Mal Waldron, piano,
Isao Suzuki, bass
Billy Higgins, drums

Recorded in Tokyo, April 12, 1976

Victor Records - SMJ-6137

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HARRY MILLER QUINTET "KÖLN, 1983"

April 28, 2014, 2:25 pm

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Mark Charig, trumpet, cornet
Walter Wierbos, trombone
Sean Bergin, soprano, alto & tenor saxophone
Harry Miller, bass
Han Bennink, drums


1. School Days (H. Miller)     7:08
2. Ikaya (H. Miller)             4:20
3. Flame Tree (H. Miller)     6:16
4. Down South (H. Miller)     5:12
5. Opportunities (H. Miller)     6:33
6. Mofolo (H. Miller)             5:42

Recorded at Stuio L, Köln, Germany on March 2, 1983.

Trevor Watts Amalgam - Closer to You

April 30, 2014, 2:04 pm

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This was discreetly slipped into the contributions section a while ago by Alex in Solex. I thought that was quite convenient, because it saved me the time it would take to digitize my own copy, so basically what I've done is to add track titles, convert the files from wav to flac and scan the front and back of the album covers. Nice work, too, if I may add, so thanks to Alex for the job.

This was, I believe, the third last album Trevor Watts did with his Amalgam group, The following, "Over the Rainbow" and "Wipe Out", added Keith Rowe on guitars and were interestingly a source of imspiration for the indie rock Sonic Youth group. After that, Trevor Watts headed in a more rhytmically complex direction with his Moiré Music concept, combining jazz with African-inspired percussion and even, as has been suggested, the rigorous composition technique of Philip Glass and other American minimalists. That compositional complexity was to some degree foreshadowed by the excellent "Cynosure" by the Trevor Watts String Ensemble a few years before (1976) and released on the Ogun label in 1978. The Ensemble was a much larger group than the trio on display here. This one runs the gamut from tight funk to the more spacious improvisation of the Spontaneous Music Ensemble, with which Trevor  Watts was associated for many years. In fact, the very early Amalgam albums had John Stevens on drums and have been posted here before. This album reflects the individual personalities of the players, one coming from a jazz-improv background, one from soul and funk and one from rock and blues.This diversity shines through on this record and makes for an, shall we say, interesting amalgam. A very fine record all in all, I think and really quite accessible.

Trevor Watts - alto and soprano saxophone
Colin McKenzie - bass guitar
Liam Genockey - drums

Side A
De Dublin Thing (Watts)
South of Nowhere (With Quiet Beginnings) (Watts, McKenzie, Genockey)
Keep Right (Watts)

Side B
Dear Roland (Watts, McKenzie, Genockey)

Recorded at Windcroft, High Wickham, Hastings on 5, 6 and 7 May, 1978 by Keith Beal

Produced by Keith Beal (who also did the front cover) and Trevor Watts

Released on the Ogun label in 1979

BADEN BADEN NEW JAZZ MEETING 1976

April 30, 2014, 2:09 pm

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Upkerry already posted the live part from Mainz - here.
But I included it for this post as well. So it is complete (as far as I know).



Michael Mantler, trumpet
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Roswell Rudd, trombone
Bob Stewart, tuba
Gary Windo , tenor saxophone
Urs Leimgruber, soprano & tenor saxophone
Carla Bley, piano
Wolfgang Dauner , piano, synthesizer
Christy Doran, guitar
Hugh Hopper, electric bass
Bo Stief, bass, electric bass
Aldo Romano, drums
Edward Vesala, drums, congas
Joachim-Ernst Berendt, announcement

Disc 1
01. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     3:34
02. Stand Fast (G. Windo)     4:09
    Baden-Baden New Jazz Orchestra

03. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:49
04. Nonett (B. Stewart)     7:16
    Mangelsdorff, Stewart, Dauner, Stief, Romano

05. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:51
06. A Love That Cannot Speak Its Name (W. Dauner)     10:21
    Mangelsdorff, Dauner, Stief, Vesala

07. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     3:39
08. Wrong Key, Donkey (C. Bley)     12:16
    Solos: Mantler, Windo, Leimgruber, Stewart, Dauner, Doran, Vesala (cga)

09. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:49
10. Song Sung Long (C. Bley)     13:55
    Solos: Mantler, Mangelsdorff, Rudd, Stewart, Windo, Leimgruber, Doran, Stief, Romano

11. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     2:25

Disc 2
01. You Think You Know Me, But You Don't Know Me (M. Feza) (Dedicated to Mongezi Feza)     7:56
    Baden-Baden New Jazz Orchestra, Windo (cond)

02. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:41
03. Andiri (U. Leimgruber)     12:05
    Mantler, Mangelsdorff, Stewart, Leimgruber, Windo, Doran, Dauner, Stief, Romano

04. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:27
05. Paddy (C. Doran)     7:07
    Leimgruber, Doran, Stief, Romano

06. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:31
07. Movie Music A (M. Mantler)     4:46
    Mantler, Windo, Doran, Bley, Hopper, Vesala

08. Movie Music B (M. Mantler)     6:55
    Mantler, Windo, Doran, Bley, Hopper, Vesala

09. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:07
10. Elibom (H. Hopper)     7:56
    Mangelsdorff (L), Rudd (R), Doran, Dauner, Hopper, Vesala

11. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:10

Disc 3
01.Maine Light and Power (R. Rudd)     8:56
   Rudd, Mangelsdorff, Stewart, Dauner, Vesala

02. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:02
03. Toto (A. Mangelsdorff)     11:53
    Mangelsdorff, Vesala

04. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:33
05. Good Old Circus (A. Mangelsdorff)     2:54
    Baden-Baden New Jazz Orchestra

Disc 4
01. Introduction     1:00
02. Good Old Circus (A. Mangelsdorff)     11:58
03. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:51
04. Stand Fast (G. Windo)     7:00
    Baden-Baden New Jazz Orchestra

05. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:32
06. Paddy (C. Doran)     10:36
    Leimgruber, Doran, Stief, Romano

07. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:44
08. Movie Music     11:37
    Mantler, Windo, Doran, Bley, Hopper, Vesala

09. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:33
10. Wrong Key, Donkey (C. Bley)     12:50
    Solos: Mantler, Windo, Leimgruber, Stewart, Dauner, Doran

11. Song Sung Long (C. Bley)     14:06
    Solos: Mangelsdorff, Leimgruber, Windo, Mantler, Stewart, Stief, Romano, Doran, Rudd

12. Closing announcement     0:19

Disc 5
01. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:12
02. You Think You Know Me, But You Don't Know Me (M. Feza) (Dedicated to Mongezi Feza)     7:59
    Baden-Baden New Jazz Orchestra, Windo (cond)

03. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:51
04. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child (Traditional)     14:34
    Rudd, Stewart, Dauner, Stief, Romano

05. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:59
06. Toto (A. Mangelsdorff)     7:47
    Mangelsdorff, Vesala

07. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     0:36
08. A Love That Cannot Speak Its Name (W. Dauner)     8:39
    Mangelsdorff, Dauner, Stief, Vesala

09. Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)     1:24
10. Andiri (U. Leimgruber) (encore)     12:18
    Mantler, Mangelsdorff, Stewart, Leimgruber, Windo, Doran, Dauner, Stief, Romano

11. Announcement     1:09
12. Maine Light and Power (R. Rudd)     8:32
    Rudd, Mangelsdorff, Stewart, Dauner, Vesala


Recorded at Südwestfunk Studios, Baden-Baden in November 1976.

Discs 1-3 include music recorded during the Baden-Baden New Jazz Meeting in Südwestfunk Studios in Baden-Baden. The music on discs 4-5 was recorded at a public performance on November 25, 1976 at Kurfürstliches Schloss in Mainz.