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TERUMASA HINO - ALONE, ALONE AND ALONE AND ALONE TOGETHER (COLUMBIA, TAKT JAZZ SERIES, 1970)

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ALONE, ALONE AND ALONE





A1. Alone, Alone And Alone
A2. Soulful

B1. Summertime
B2. Downswing
B3. B-Lunch




Terumasa Hino, trumpet
Motohiko Hino, drums
Yuji Ohno, piano
Kunimitsu Inaba, bass


Recorded at Teichikukaikan Studio, Nov. 16, 17 1967 

Columbia, Takt Jazz Series  ‎– XMS-10023 - 1970
This re-issue, Columbia Tact Jazz Series YS-7037-CT, 1980. 

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ALONE TOGETHER





A. Introduction - Alone Together

B1. Satsuki
B2. Make Left




Steve Grossman, alto & soprano saxophone
Richard Davis, bass, electric bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Harold Mabern, piano, electric piano 
Terumasa Hino, trumpet, flugelhorn


Recorded at "Sound Media" Studio, New York, Apr. 6, 7, 1970 

Takt Jazz Series, Columbia ‎– XMS-10027-CT - 1970
This re-issue, Columbia Tact Jazz Series - YS7510-CT, 1977.

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PAUL DUNMALL - SOLO BAGPIPES (DLE001)

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1. In a certain state of consciousness those questions don't exist  9:59
2. Islands of conclusions  9:38
3. The lair  4:54
4. The saint  3:21
5. New bag explorations  11:49
6. Andean Candy  13:11

Recorded at Lanes End Studio, Farlow by Jim Murphy. 1st November 1999.
Tracks 1, 2, 5, 6 Border pipes.  3, 4 Northumberland pipes.
Cover painting by Paul Dunmall

(DUNS LIMITED EDITION DLE001)


DUNMALL/ADAMS/SANDERS - LIVE AT THE SUBTONE (DLE002)

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Paul Dunmall, tenor saxophone
John Adams, guitar
Mark Sanders, drums

1. Yelling for you (part one)  29:45
2. Yelling for you (part two)  33:42

Recorded at the Subtone Club, Cheltenham.  28 Feb 1999
Recording: Andy Isham. Mastering: Marco at Andersonshelta
Cover painting: Paul Dunmall

DUNS LIMITED EDITION DLE002

DUNMALL/MARSH/GIBBS - IT ESCAPES ME DLE003

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Paul Dunmall, tenor and soprano saxophones
Tony Marsh, drums
Philip Gibbs, electric and acoustic guitars

1. It escapes me  13:14
2. Thousands on a raft  21:26
3. Zachary problem  4:59
4. Never mind what they say  8:49
5. Two people, one oxen  11:41
6. Spirit boy  6:37

Recorded: 4 July 2000 at Bath College
Engineer: Paul Morris
Mastering: Marco Anderson
Painting: Tony Marsh

DUNS LIMITED EDITION  (DLE003)






DUNMALL/ADAMS/MARSHALL/SANDERS/NOBLE - ZAP II (DLE004)

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Paul Dunmall, tenor saxophone
John Adams, guitar
Oren Marshall, tuba
Mark Sanders, drums
Steve Noble, drums

1. Zap II (part one)  45:07
2. Zap II (part two)  28:51

Live at the Vortex, London.  20 April 1997
Recording: Andy Isham
Mastering: Marco Anderson
Painting: Dorothy Dunmall (Paul's mum)

DUNMALL / GIBBS / ADAMS / MARSHALL / MARSH / NOBLE - ZAP III (DLE005)

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Paul Dunmall, tenor saxophone
Philip Gibbs, guitar
John Adams, guitar
Oren Marshall, tuba
Tony Marsh, drums
Steve Noble, drums

1. Zap III (part one)  35:22
2. Zap III (part two)  25:59
3. Zap III (part three)  9:34

Recorded: Victoria Rooms, Bristol.  23 October 2000
Engineer: Jonathan Scott










BARRY GUY NEW ORCHESTRA & ELLIOTT SHARP "BERLIN, 2009"

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If my memory serves right this was first posted on "FollyForToSeeWhat".
Sadly no proper release has surfaced.



Barry Guy, bass, director
Evan Parker, tenor & soprano saxophone
Mats Gustafsson, reeds
Trevor Watts, reeds
Per Texas Johansson, bass clarinet
Herb Robertson, trumpet
Johannes Bauer, trombone
Per Åke Holmlander, tuba
Agusti Fernandez, piano
Paul Lytton, drums
Raymond Strid, drums
Elliott Sharp, guitar, electronics

1. Danaus (Barry Guy) 23:41
2. Radio Rondo (Barry Guy) 30:32 

Recorded live at Haus der Berliner Festspiele, Main Stage during the Jazzfestival Berlin on November 6, 2009.

DUNMALL / GIBBS / BALACHANDAR - MANJAH (DLE007)

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Paul Dunmall, soprano saxophone
Philip Gibbs, guitars
M. Balachandar, mridangam

1. Soonachudra  11:22
2. I could yak it  22:23
3. Manjah  9:21
4. Speaking about others  8:22
5. Yellow paste  5:17

Recorded at Victoria Rooms, Bristol.  8 February 2001
Engineer: Jonathan Scott

BENGT "FRIPPE" NORDSTRÖM - MEANINGLESS (BLUE TOWER RECORDS, 2003)

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1. Woofin' And Tweetin'
2. Half Nelson
3. Drums
4. Rue Chaptal
5. Woofin' And Tweetin'
6. Meaningless


Allan Wajda, piano
Bengt "Frippe" Nordström, alto & tenor saxophone
Bernt Rosengren, tenor saxophone
Lalle Svensson, trumpet
Fredrik Norén, drums
Björn Alke, bass
Bertil Löfgren, trumpet (2)
Bo Skoglund, drums (3)


Recorded in Stockholm, 1962-64

Blue Tower Records - BTCD08

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GEORGE RUSSELL SEXTET "STOCKHOLM - GYLLENE CIRKELN 1964/65"

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The above picture is part of the art-work which went along with the files I got from the "follyforto seewhat" blog some years ago. Thanks once more to the original uploader.

The music of the two George Russell Sextets posted here is really very good!



Bernt Rosengren, tenor saxophone
Thad Jones, trumpet
Garnett Brown, trombone
George Russell, piano
Barre Phillips, bass
Al Heath, drums

1. radio introduction 0:44
2. Stratosphunk (Russell)/ 'Round Midnight (Monk)/ Sippin' At Bells (Davis) 23:54

Recorded at the Gyllene Cirkeln in Stockholm in October, 1964.

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Bernt Rosengren, tenor saxophone
Bertil Lövgren, trumpet
Eje Thelin, trombone
George Russell, piano
Roman Dylag, bass
Al Heath, drums

3. radio introduction 0:08
4. Out Of You / Kentucky Oysters / Stratosphunk (all tunes by Russell) 28:09

Recorded at the Gyllene Cirkeln in Stockholm on April 9, 1965.

RUTHERFORD -:- BRÖTZMANN -:- PARKER "THREE RECORDINGS - AUDIENCE, 1976/80/81"

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Re-discovered these three audience recordings last week on one of my external hd.
Enjoyed them quiet a bit -


ISKRA 1904  "BERLIN 1976"
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Derek Bailey, guitar
Tristan Honsinger, cello
Peter Kowald, bass

1 >improv<  14:08

Recorded at the "Workshop Freie Musik", Akademie der Künste, Berlin on 24.3. - 28.3.1976.

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PETER BRÖTZMANN SEXTET  "BRACKNELL 1980"
Mark Charig, trumpet
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Peter Brötzmann, tenor & bass saxophone, clarinet
Peter Kowald, bass
Barry Guy, bass
John Stevens, drums, cornet

1,. >unknown title<    37:35

Recorded at an unknown venue in Bracknell, UK on July 5, 1980.

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EVAN PARKER SEXTET  "LONDON 23-08-81"
George Lewis, trombone
Evan Parker, tenor & soprano saxophone
Alex Schlippenbach, piano
Maarten Altena, bass
Paul Lovens, percussion
Paul Lytton, percussion

1. >improv<  27:46

Recorded at an unknow venue in London on August 23, 1981.


BENGT NORDSTRÖM ‎– NATURAL MUSIC (BIRD NOTES, 1968)

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A. Bird Notes And Folk Tunes

B. Spontaneous Creation

Bengt Nordström, alto & tenor saxophone
Sven Hessle, bass

Bird Notes ‎– BNLP 2

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NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.65 - HOWARD RILEY & TONY OXLEY "CONVOLUTION" (HAMBURG, 1970)

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This is partially a re-up from Sotise's March 2010 post. Apart from a more detailed line-up and track listing (plus the picture above) it's the same post with new links.
The following is from Sotise's original post >


Here's another , magnificent radio broadcast of European Free music . this time from NDR Hamburg.

For those who missed the Short lived seed recently at Dime-a-Dozen... here it is again!

Incredible that this has been preserved , a wonderfully detailed vibrant music which catches Riley and Oxley at the tail end of mainstream Musical culture's ,very brief flirtation with Free music .
Both had been recorded by CBS releasing perhaps the least pop radio friendly records ever .

The good news is that for the most part Oxley and Riley's CBS albums have recently been made available again.

This is more or less an extention of the material on those records particularly Tony Oxley's the Baptised Traveller, 1969 ( now on-Sony Columbia -494438)
and Four compositions for Sextet - 1970(Sony Columbia-494437)
Indeed the final track on this radio broadcast is Saturnalia , from 4 compositions ,performed by an extended group of 12.

the line up reads like a who's who of European free Improv in 1970 , and the sound on this is Outstanding! .. kudos to NDR studios , you can be sure these guys were barely registering on the BBC Radar back in the UK at that time...

thanks to Ernst , and 'Jazzrita'.

Howard Riley / Tony Oxley : "Convolution"-Hamburg,Funkhaus des NDR,Studio 10, 23.01.1970

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Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Manfred Schoof, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Michel Portal, bass clarinet, alto saxophone
Gerd Dudek, clarinet, tenor saxophone
Evan Parker,s soprano & tenor saxophone
Howard Riley, piano
Derek Bailey, guitar
Jeff Clyne, bass
Barry Guy, bass
Tony Oxley, drums, percussion
Alan Jackson, drums

1. Convolution (H. Riley)     42:44
   Solos: Parker (ts); Dudek (ts); Wheeler (tpt); Schoof (tpt); Parker (ts); Rutherford; Riley; Bailey; Guy (arco); Clyne (pizzacato); Guy/Clyne (pizzacato); Oxley/Jackson

2. Deeper (H. Riley)     8:06
3. Eclipse (H. Riley) (fade out))     7:50
   Riley, Guy, Oxley only. Solos: Oxley/Guy, Riley

4. Saturnalian (T. Oxley)     9:32
   Solos: Guy (arco); Parker (ts); Rutherford; Schoof (tpt)

Recorded at Studio 10, Großer Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg January 23, 1970.
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Whirlpool aka Saturnalian, officially released on the promo lp Die jazz werkstatt, NDR 1970,see Barry Guys Discography

here are 2 personal favourites.in the vein of larger ensembles ... a little suggested listening to those discovering this music, other than the 2 mentioned early in the post.

Tony Oxley celebration orchestra-'the enchanted messenger'-Soul Note 121284 ( one of the greatest!!)
Barry Guy & the London Jazz Composers Orchestra -'Ode 'featuring both Oxley & Riley- 1972  (originally on Incus ,now on Intakt- CD 041)

RELEVANT link...( all in print and available anywhere)

and here you can find a list of NDR Broadcasts


enjoy!


PS-
from the comments
Johann says
"It is MICHEL PORTAL who plays cl and as,here - and not MICHEL PILZ! There is amistake in the circulating list of theNDR jazz workshops."

NEW JAZZ TRIO + STREICHQUINTETT "FRANKFURT, 1972"

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Manfred Schoof, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Peter Trunk, bass, cello
Cees See, drums, percussion, zither
Koenraad Ellegiers, violin
Christel-Renate Wüstenbecker, violin
Herbert Krey, viola
Manfred Niehaus, viola
Othello Liesmann, cello
Dietrich Schulz-Köhn, announcement

1. radio introduction                   00:40
2. introduction (Dietrich Schulz-Köhn)     00:39
3. Ludus Totalis (M. Schoof)             03:52
4. Feathered Friends (M. Schoof)     04:23
5. Currents (M. Schoof)             04:34
6. Portraits > Hommage (M. Schoof)     09:57
7. Summoonata - Absolute (M. Schoof)     11:24

Recorded on March 26, 1972 at the Kongresshalle, Frankfurt during the 13th German Jazzfestival.

GIBBS / ROGERS / DUNMALL - GWINKS (DLE009)

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Philip Gibbs, guitar
Paul Rogers, double bass
Paul Dunmall, soprano saxophone, bagpipes

1. Bird on a mountain  29:59
2. Gwinks  9:10
3. Cherpers  12:42
4. Two dogs digs feathers  11:11

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Jonathan Scott
Victoria Rooms, Bristol.  16 February 2001
Painting: Paul Dunmall

GIBBS / ADAMS / DUNMALL - SOMETHING NORMAL (DLE010)

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Philip Gibbs, guitars, ukulele banjo
John Adams, guitars, banjo, mandolin
Paul Dunmall, soprano saxophone, swanee sax, flute, pregnophone, moxeno, bagpipes

Disc A

1. Deprived of oxygen  3:18
2. Fens to the right, boilerman  5:55
3. Hey! He's eating my teeth  15:08
4. Disturbing events  11:32
5. I'll drink to that  7:20
6. Discussions with an astral being  9:42
7. Full moon creeper  4:04
8. Beautiful young lady  0:55

Disc B

1. Come on in the seats are filthy  14:34
2. Psycho snuffling  1:37
3. The boyman who ate a whole sweet  3:05
4. Normal past, out future  12:49
5. True phenomenon  4:57
6. The ambrosia of Kuppaswamy  9:00
7. Shiva's gift  5:34
8. The final wedge  1:40

Recorded at the Victoria Rooms, Bristol.  10 April 2001
Engineer: Jonathan Scott.  Painting: Paul Dunmall










DEREK BAILEY, EVAN PARKER ‎– COMPATIBLES (INCUS RECORDS, 1986)

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A1. Incus: The Bones Of Contention

B1. Vein Forms: Peter Riley
B2. In Memoriam: Laurent Goddet
B3. NYC: E & K


Derek Bailey, guitar
Evan Parker, saxophone


A. Recorded 22 April 1985 at the Arts Theatre London during the Incus Festival.
B1-3. Recorded 27 July 1985 at the Bethnal Green Music Library, London.

Incus Records ‎– 50

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RADIO JAZZ GROUP STUTTGART & KARL BERGER "STUTTGART 1971/72"

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Ack Van Rooyen, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Walter "Joki" Freund, soprano & tenor saxophone
Frank St. Peter, alto & tenor saxophone
Gerd Dudek, soprano & tenor saxophone, flute
Karl Berger, vibraphone
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, ring modulator
Eberhard Weber, bass, cello
Fred Braceful, drums
Allen Blairman, drums

1. We Are You (K. Berger) (Dedicated to Albert Ayler)     15:56
2. Announcement                                     00:25
3. Sounds (K. Berger) (inc)                             05:42
4. It's Your Turn (K. Berger) (first version (inc))     16:55
5. Introduction (Dieter Zimmerle)                     00:40
6. It's Your Turn (K. Berger) (second version (inc))     11:44

Recorded ar Radio Studio SWR Villa Berg, Stuttgart on July 29, 1971.

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Ack Van Rooyen, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Walter "Joki" Freund, soprano & tenor saxophone
Frank St. Peter, alto & tenor saxophone
Karl Berger, vibraphone
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, ring modulator
Eberhard Weber, bass, cello
Fred Braceful, drums
Makaya Ntshoko, drums
Ingrid Berger, vocals

7. Introduction                             00:51
8. Catch Up - Who is Blind? (K. Berger) (inc)     17:23

Recorded at Radio Studio SWR Villa Berg, Stuttgart in July, 1972.


John Stevens - Chemistry

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Here is a repost of a post back in 2009, due to a request in our comments section.

Led by John Stevens, this is a different mix from his chamber-like SME or his foray into jazz-rock fusion with Away (similarly to Trevor Watts' Amalgam). The accent here is on chemistry, finding a group of players who have not interacted much before, doing it on the spur and creating that live feeling and keeping in the rough edges; anything to avoid that smoothness. Although John had played with the others individually and in smaller groups before, the group as such was new to this adventure.

The line-up:

Kenny Wheeler - trumpet/flugelhorn
Ray Warleigh - alto sax
Trevor Watts - alto sax
Jeff Clyne - bass
John Stevens - drums

01_Bass Is
02_Coleman
03_The Bird

The legacy of Coleman is quite evident in these pieces, certainly in the lightness and rhythmic fluidity of Watts' playing, another Colemanian trait and one Watts was going to refine in the years to come. Warleigh inserts a grittier, earthier counterpart to Watts' flights of fancy. Wheeler juts in with some tight, jagged spurts on both the second and third tracks. Clyne leads in the first piece slowly and deliberately with the group gradually joining in and with Stevens holding down an airy, light and very elegant groove. While the first piece is tentative, the two following pieces are machine-gun charged. Both open with short, sharp statements played at a breakneck pace with Watts heading off into the first solo on the second piece and Warleigh on the third. Both Clyde and Stevens get to do short, succinct solos, only broken up by restatements of the theme. However, at the mid-point of the third and last piece, the urgency of the piece suddenly breaks off into an introspective, elegiac mood which might recall the chamber intimacy of the SME, though never getting as taut and abstract. With John Stevens, always expect the unexpected!

All in all, ultra-fine playing from all concerned, indicating that the chemistry was indeed there on the day or more precisely, during three hours of studio recordings in November 1975. This was made at the Riverside Studio, presumably in London, but released on the Berlin-based Vinyl label in 1977 and never rereleased on cd, as far as is known. Steve Lake provided detailed sleeve notes on the back cover of the record, which has been reproduced here and appended to the tracks.


TAKEHIRO HONDA & GERD DUDEK ‎– FLYING TO THE SKY (TRIO RECORDS, 1971)

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A1. Dji-Dji-Eitch-Eitch

B1. Flying To The Sky
B2. Floating On The Sea




Günter Lenz, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Takehiro Honda, piano, electric piano
Gerd Dudek, tenor & sopranino saxophone

Recorded March 1, 1971

Trio Records ‎– RSP-9019

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