NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP No.103 "NEUE TALENTE" (1974)

Uli Beckerhoff, trumpet & flugelhorn
Herbert Joos, trumpet & flugelhorn
Hans Kennel, trumpet & flugelhorn
Günter Christmann, trombone
Wolfgang Czelusta, trombone
Bernd Konrad, soprano & baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
Paul Schwartz, piano
Adelhard Roidinger, bass
Heinrich Hock, drums
Thomas Cremer, percussion   


01. The Syndicate (HJ) 10:45
02. Mobile (HJ) 40:20
03. The Cascade 5:45
04. Windgame (HJ) 16:50
05. Essay (HJ) 10:37

TT 84:19

Recorded on October 1, 1974 at Studio 10, Funkhaus des NDR, Hamburg, Germany
NDR Jazz Workshop No.103 produced by Michael Naura

(Wolfgang Czelusta is listed on baritone and tenor saxophone - but imost probably this is not correct. On all official releases he is credited playing the trombone solely)

Please copy and paste the above credits - the file included in the download is not entirely correct.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.17 "BIG SOUND KOLLER" (1961)

This NDR Jazz Workshop was in the collection of Rudi Fuesers. First I didn't realise what it was as the cd-r has almost no information on the cd or booklet.
But I took it home for a try - and found to my astonishment an unknown workshop!
Obviously it was in his collection as Fuesers is playing on it.
Soundwise this workshop is probably the best I've ever heard.


Ack van Rooyen, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Kurt Sauter, trumpet & bass trumpet
Rolf Schneebiegl, trumpet & horn
Klaus Mitcherle, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Rudi Fuesers, trombone & bass trombone
Rudi Flierl, tenor & baritone saxophone
Hans Koller, tenor saxophone
Helmut Reinhard, baritone saxophone
Karl Berger, piano
Joep Christopher, bass
Klaus Hagl, drums
Hans Gertberg, announcements

01. introduction + theme 2:24
02. Broadway 4:01
03. Lonely 6:48
04. Homer's Concert 3:24
05. Remember 4:05
06. Warming Up The Bar Worm 4:57
07. Monkey 4:28
08. Nippon Kazuki 6:01
09. Hard Bop For Hartung (Hans Koller) 3:35
10. It Had To Be You (Isham Jones) 3:02
11. Cry 6:12
12. Soft And Easy 4:12
13. introduction 1:38
14. Tune For Antibes (Hans Koller) 6:25
15. Waltz With Me (Hans Hammerschmid) 5:00
16. Black Cats (Hans Hammerschmid) 4:48
17. Indiana (MacDonald/Hanley) (fade-out) 2:44

Recorded January 27, 1961 at Großer Sendesaal, Funkhaus Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany.

At least two more titles were performed: "Workshop After Hours" (7:49) and "D'Accord" (6:01).
Hans Gertberg announces "D'Accord" after "Black Cats" as a trio of piano, bass and drums...obviously not included in the cd-r I inherited from Rudi Fuesers.

Note: On "Tune For Antibes" only quintet. On "Waltz With Me" solos by Koller, Van Rooyen and Schneebiegl on horn.
On "Black Cats" two tenors played by Koller and Flierl.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP No.49 "5 DEGREES EAST - 5 DEGREES WEST" (1967)

Palle Mikkelborg, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Tomasz Stanko, trumpet
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Nathan Davis, flute, soprano & tenor sxophone, bass clarinet
Wlodzimierz Nahorny, alto saxophone
Jan 'Rtaszyn' Wroblewski, tenor saxophone
Andrzej Trzaskowski, piano
Roman Dylag, bass
Ronnie Stephenson, drums
Hans Heinrich Breitkreuz, engineer
Hans Gerthberg, producer

01. Announcement  (03:00)
02. Opener - 5 Deegrees East 5 Deegrees West  (01:52)
03. Mellow For Othello  (06:47)
04. Out Of The Way  (06:11)
05. Beat For Pete  (06:16)
06. The Hop  (10:57)
07. For The Highest Stake  (05:12)
08. Hey, Coco  (09:44)
09. Berlin Calling  (05:32)
10. The Quibble  (11:09)
11. Show Biz'n Done (Grand Waltz Brilliant)  (07:29)
12. Dookola Wojtek  (08:01)
13. Post Scriptum  (04:28)
14. Seant  (12:20)
15. Requiem For Scotty  (04:14)
16. Just The Coincidence  (07:44)
17. Closer - 5 Deegrees East 5 Deegrees West  (01:40)

Note: "The Quibble" on 599865 NDR JAZZWORKSHOP '67 (issued only for promotional purposes)

Rec.: January 27, 1967, Großer Sendesaal des NDR, Hamburg, Germany.

NDR JAZZWORKSHOP NO.56 - ATTILA ZOLLER (1968)

Allan Botschinsky, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Torolf Mölgard, trombone
Claes Rosendahl, tenor saxophone, flute
Lee Konitz, alto saxophone, flute
Heinz Sauer, soprano & tenor saxophone
Cecil Payne, baritone saxophone, clarinet
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, organ
Attila Zoller, guitar
Barre Phillips, bass
Stu Martin, drums


01. Struwwelpeter (A. Zoller)     6:02
    Solos: Botschinsky, Sauer (ts), Mölgard, Dauner, Payne (bs), Rosendahl (ts), Zoller, Phillips

02. Beehive '94 (W. Dauner)     6:50
    Solos: Zoller, Payne (bs), Dauner (org), Konitz (as)

03. The Sweet Hustler (A. Zoller)     5:56
    Zoller and rhythm section only. Solos: Zoller, Phillips

04. At Twilight (A. Zoller)     6:23
    Solos: Sauer (ss), Konitz (as), Mölgard, Zoller

05. Up To The Moment (B. Phillips)     8:33
    Solos: collective, Phillips, Sauer

06. Rumpelstilzchen (A. Zoller)     8:14
    Solos: Zoller, Phillips, Sauer, Martin

07. Impressions Of Sounds For Piano And Band (W. Dauner)     5:47
    Solo: Dauner (p)

08. Flying Fish (C. Payne)     7:14
    Solos: Payne (bs), Botschinsky (flh), Dauner (p), Zoller, Sauer (ts)

09. Cry Cry Gypsy Cry (A. Zoller)     9:36
    Solos: Zoller, Sauer (ts), collective

10. Rebecca Is 18 (L. Konitz)     5:56
    Konitz and Zoller only

11. Git The Money Blues (J. Owens)     7:31
    Solos: Zoller, Sauer (ts), Botschinsky (flh), Rosendahl (ts)


Recorded at Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg on March 29, 1968.

NDR Jazz Workshop No. 56; produced by Hans Gertberg.
"The Sweet Hustler," "At Twilight," and "Rebecca is 18" are included on the LP NDR Jazzworkshop '68 (NDR 654 057).

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP No.64 "CATCHING THE NEW ONES" (1969)

Allan Botschinsky, tpt, flh, mellophone
Roger Guérin, tpt, flh
Locksley "Slide" Hampton, tb
Nick Evans, tb
Radu Malfatti, tb
Herb Geller, ss, as, ts, cl, fl, bass fl, oboe
John Surman, ss, bs, bcl
Leszek Zadlo, sss, ss, as, ts
Pierre Cavalli, g
Steve Kuhn, p
Palle Danielsson, b
Stu Martin, dr

1. Catching the New Ones (S. Hampton)     6:17
   Solos: Hampton, Zadlo (ts)
2. Joachim (S. Martin)     6:47
   Solos: Martin, Danielsson, Surman (bs)
3. Raindrops, Raindrops (S. Kuhn-L. Wallin)     6:27
   Solo: Kuhn
4. Transmutations (P. Cavalli)     10:51
   Solos: Geller (ss), Cavalli
5. Let Me Play the Lion, Too (H. Geller)     13:22
   Solos: Kuhn (org), Geller (ss, bass fl, fl, oboe, ss)
6. Pretty Thing (S. Hampton)     7:13
   Solos: Hampton, Zadlo (as), Kuhn
7. Black Horse (N. Evans) (inc (fade out))     6:11
   Solos: Botschinsky (flh), Evans, Surman (bs), Kuhn
8. Mini Rock (S. Hampton)     7:04
   Solos: Zadlo (ss), Cavalli

Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg, November 28, 1969.

"Mini Rock," was issued on NDR Jazzworkshop '69/'70 (NDR 654 094).

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.50 "REMEMBER OSCAR PETTIFORD" (1967)

Dusko Goykovic, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Milo Pavlovic, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Åke Persson, trombone
Eric Van Lier, trombone, tuba
Eddie Busnello, alto saxophone
Johnny Griffin, tenor saxophone
Hans Koller, tenor saxophone
Mal Waldron, piano
Karl-Theodor Geier, bass, cello
Eddie De Haas, bass
Albert "Tootie" Heath, drums
Hans Gertberg, announcer

Rehearsal
01. Rehearsal chatter                         0:16
02. Blues In The Closet (B. Powell)         5:05
Solos: Goykovic (tpt); Persson; Goykovic/Persson/Heath (4s)

03. Rehearsal chatter                         1:33
04. Keep The Fort (O. Pettiford)         4:17
Solos: De Haas (b); Geier (cello)

05. Rehearsal + chatter                 3:21

Concert
06. Remember O.P. (M. Waldron)                 5:10
Solos: Goykovic (tpt); Pavlovic (flh)

07. My Little Cello (O. Pettiford)         4:00
Solos: De Haas; Geier (cello)

08. Introduction (Hans Gertberg)         0:15
09. Keep The Fort (O. Pettiford)         4:14
Solos: Persson; Van Lier (tb)

10. Introduction (Hans Gertberg)         0:50
11. Bohemia After Dark (K. Clarke)         7:27
Solos: Pavlovic (tpt); Busnello; Griffin; Pavlovic/Busnello/Griffin (4s)

12. Introduction (Hans Gertberg)         0:41
13. Blues In The Closet (O. Pettiford)      7:08
Solos: Griffin; Heath; Griffin/Heath (4s)

14. Closing announcement                 0:22

Recorded on February 24, 1967 at Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.2 - HANS KOLLER (1958)

Jörgen Ryg, trumpet
Hans Koller, tenor saxophone
Gerd Dudek, tenor saxophone
Willi Sanner, baritone saxophone
Attila Zoller, guitar
Werner Giertz, piano
Oscar Pettiford, bass, cello
Dave Moore, bass
Kenny Clarke, drums

Disc 1
01. Wiener Blues (A. Zoller)     4:40
02. Early Piece (A. Zoller)     3:05
03. Amusia (A. Zoller)     5:09
04. The Lady is a Tramp (R. Rodgers-L. Hart)     3:48
05. Bernie's Tune (B. Miller-J. Leiber-A. Stoller)     3:59
06. F.G.E. Blues (H. Koller)     5:50
07. The Box (H. Koller)     3:16
08. Yesterdays (J. Kern-O. Harbach)     4:09
09. Willow Weep for Me (A. Ronell)     4:30
10. Kenny's Feeling (A. Zoller)     3:43

Disc 2
01. Cohn's Limit (H. Koller)     6:26
02. Yardbird Suite (C. Parker)     4:01
03. Love Nest (A. Zoller)     4:11
04. Dark Glow (W. Giertz)     5:29
05. Stalag 414 (A. Zoller)     4:45
06. Gertberg Walk (O. Pettiford)     3:56
07. The Gentle Art of Love (O. Pettiford)     6:00
08. Willie der Bär (H. Koller)     6:40


Recorded: November 14, 1958 at Grosser Sendesaal (Studio 10) des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.53 "MEET IN BERLIN!" (1967)

Jimmy Owens, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Åke Persson, trombone
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Eric Van Lier, bass trombone, tuba
Gerd Dudek, tenor saxophone, clarinet
Emil Mangelsdorff, alto saxophone, flute
Jan Konopasek, tenor & baritone saxophone, flute
Attila Zoller, guitar
Don Friedman, piano
Barre Phillips, bass
Stu Martin, drums, percussion
Albert "Tootie" Heath, drums

Disc 1
01. Meet in Berlin (A. Zoller) (first version) 4:32
Solos: Zoller, Emil Mangelsdorff (as), Owens, Dudek (ts), Friedman

02. Contrasts (D. Friedman) 5:07
Solos: Friedman, Persson, Konopasek (ts)

03. Flute Blues (A. Zoller) 7:07
Solos: Konopasek (fl), Emil Mangelsdorff (fl)

04. Dreambells (A. Zoller) 6:12
Solos: collective, Zoller, collective

05. Change 'Em Up (J. Owens) 7:42
Solos: Konopasek (ts), Albert Mangelsdorff, Zoller, Friedman

06. Three Times, One Theme (A. Mangelsdorff) 10:55
Solos: Albert Mangelsdorff, Konopasek (bs), Zoller

Disc 2
07. Alicia's Lullaby (A. Zoller) 8:08
Zoller, Phillips, Heath only. Solos: Zoller, Phillips

08. Danzig Suite (A. Zoller) 10:08
Solos: Albert Mangelsdorff, Zoller

09. Spring Signs (D. Friedman) 12:23
Solos: Friedman, Phillips

10. Three, Four, Five, Six (J. Owens) 11:49
Solos: Dudek, Friedman, Owens


Recorded on August 31, 1967 at the Grosser Sendesaal des Sender Freies Berlin, Berlin.

Produced by Hans Gertberg.
"Dreambells" and "Alicia's Lullaby" are included on the LP NDR Jazzworkshop '67 (NDR 599 865).

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.3 - HANS KOLLER (1958)

Roger Guérin, trumpet
Dusko Gojkovic, trumpet
Hans Koller, alto & tenor saxophone
Michael Hausser, vibraphone
Attila Zoller, guitar
Armin Rusch, piano
Oscar Pettiford, bass
Jimmy Pratt, drums

Disc 1
1. Blues In My Mind (M. Hausser)     11:52
2. Long Ago And Far Away (J. Kern-I. Gershwin)     5:05
3. Blues Around Joe (H. Koller)     7:08
4. Yesterdays (J. Kern-O. Harbach)     3:50
5. I Like To Recognize (A. Zoller)     4:38
6. Back In Paradise (H. Koller)     4:56
7. Are You Real? (B. Golson)     3:43
8. Autumn Leaves (J. Prevert-J. Mercer-J. Kosma)     4:36

Disc 2
1. H.E.C. Blues (M. Hausser)     8:14
2. How About You? (R. Freed-B. Lane)     4:55
3. Moanin' (A. Blakey)     6:42
4. Tune Up (M. Davis)     4:46
5. Minor Meeting (H. Koller)     4:33
6. Sometimes I'm Happy (I. Caesar-V. Youmans)     4:42
7. Happy Afternoon (A. Zoller)     2:49


Recorded in December 22, 1958 at Grosser Sendessaal (Studio 10) des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg, Germany.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.41 - CARLA BLEY & JCOA (1965)

...upon request    :-)

Michael Mantler, trumpet
Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
Prince Lasha, alto saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet
Hans Koller, tenor saxophone
Ronnie Ross, baritone saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet
Attila Zoller, guitar
Carla Bley, piano
Paul Bley, piano
Kent Carter, bass
Barry Altschul, drums
Hans Gertberg, announcement


Disc 1

1. Touching (A. Peacock)                  05:36
Paul Bley, Carter, Altschul

2. Both (A. Peacock)                          05:29
Mantler, Lacy, Koller, Paul Bley, Carter, Altschul

3. Unknown Title (fragment)                  00:05

4. Isis (C. Bley)                          07:18
Mantler, Lacy, Koller, Paul Bley, Carter, Altschul

5. Cartoon (A. Peacock)                  08:59
Mantler, Lacy, Lasha, Koller, Ross, Paul Bley, Zoller, Carter, Altschul

6. Walking Battery Woman (C. Bley)          03:43
Mantler, Lacy, Carla Bley, Carter, Altschul

7. Communication No. 7 (M. Mantler)          06:30
Mantler, Lacy, Lasha, Koller, Ross, Paul Bley, Zoller, Carter, Altschul

8. Slow Dance (C. Bley)                  07:34
Mantler, Lacy, Lasha, Koller, Ross, Paul Bley, Zoller, Carter, Altschul

9. Closer (C. Bley)                          07:51
Mantler, Lacy, Zoller, Carla Bley, Carter, Altschul

10. Doctor (C. Bley)                          08:10
Mantler, Lacy, Zoller, Carla Bley, Carter, Altschul

Disc 2

1. Introduction (Hans Gertberg)          02:14

2. Floater (C. Bley)                          08:24
Mantler, Lacy, Lasha, Koller, Ross, Paul Bley, Zoller, Carter, Altschul

3. Communication No. 11 (M. Mantler)          11:57
Mantler, Lacy, Lasha, Koller, Ross, Carla Bley, Zoller, Carter, Altschul

4. Closer (C. Bley) (inc (fade out))          05:37
Mantler, Lacy, Zoller, Paul Bley, Carter, Altschul

TT ~ 90:00


Recorded at Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg on October 29, 1965.
Produced by Hans Gertberg.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.69 - JOHN SURMAN & FRIENDS "CONFLAGRATION" (1970)

Kenny Wheeler, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Eje Thelin, trombone
John Surman, soprano and baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
Mike Osborne, alto saxophone
Anthony Braxton, alto & sopranino saxophone, contrabass clarinet
Alan Skidmore, tenor saxophone
Chick Corea, piano
Dave Holland, bass
Barre Phillips, bass
Stu Martin, drums
Barry Altschul, drums, percussion


1. Conflagration (B. Phillips)             14:04
   Solos: Skidmore; Mangelsdorff/Corea; Martin/Altschul; Surman (ss)/Wheeler

2. 6s and 7s (B. Phillips)             12:28
   Solos: Phillips; Surman (bs); Wheeler; Braxton; Skidmore; Mangelsdorff
 
3. B (S. Martin)                     10:40
   Solos: Altschul; Mangelsdorff

4. Malachite (J. Surman)             12:26
   Solos: Skidmore; Surman (bs); Mangelsdorff/Osborne; Braxton (cbcl); Corea

5. Coins (C. Corea) (inc)             02:56
6. Causes Are Events (K. Wheeler)     16:24
   Solos: Mangelsdorff; Braxton (as); Corea

7. Sometime Ago (C. Corea) (inc)     16:32
   Solos: Braxton (sss); Corea; Wheeler

Recorded at Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg on November 27, 1970.

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

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

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.70 "Jet Set From Bangkok - Begegnungen mit Asien." (Manfred Schoof Group)

Manfred Schoof, trumpet, fluegelhorn
Elito S. Valmonte, trumpet
Eddie Ramirez, trumpet
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Leonardo S. Sanchez, trombone
Gerd Dudek, tenor saxophone & clarinet
Heinz Sauer, tenor saxophone
Michel Pilz, baritone saxophone, bass clarinet, flute
Pablo M. Martinez, tenor saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, flute
Bill A. Saragih, vibes
Loreto G. Albano, guitar
Alexander Von Schlippenbach, piano
Alphonso Soliano, piano
Günter Lenz, bass
Marinito S. Balbuena, bass
Fernando C. Cortez, bass
Ralf R. Hübner, drums
Romeo S. Dila, drums

1. Jet Set from Bangkok (M. Schoof)        13:12
2. Conversation (M. Schoof)                18:07
3. Pachita Blues (D. Soliano)                07:59
4. Roaring Plenties (G. Lenz)                10:50
5. Insertions for Four Parts (M. Schoof)   07:20

Recorded during the Ruhrfestspiele at the Festlandhalle in Recklinghausen, Germany on July 16, 1970.

MANFRED SCHOOF - ALBERT MANGELSDORFF QUARTET "NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.187"

...no official recording from this group - I wonder wether...


Manfred Schoof, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Dave Holland, bass
Billy Higgins, drums


Set 1:

1. Blues Flower (Schoof)               11:58
2. Old Times (Schoof)                  14:08
3. Quadruple Aliens (Mangelsdorff)     13:31
4. Jumpin' In (Holland)                14:49
5. The Eternal Turn-On (Mangelsdorff)  09:30

Set 2:

1. Neon (Schoof)                       12:25
2. Mattie's Matter (Mangelsdorff)      10:50
3. A.M. Blues (Schoof)                 15:02
4. Hot Hut (Mangelsdorff)              13:21
5. applause + announcement             02:09
6. Short 'N Swift (Mangelsdorff)       05:06

Recorded at the Funkhaus des NDR, Studio 10 in Hamburg, Germany on February 21, 1984.

ERNST-LUDWIG PETROWSKY TRIO "NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.138"

Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto, soprano & tenor saxophone
Klaus Koch, bass
Günter "Baby" Sommer, drumms & percussion

Michael Naura, announcer

1. Introduction (Michael Naura)              00:25
2. Dreiklang (E.L. Petrowsky)                      12:36
3. Wo Bleibt Mein Schwarzer Krauser (G. Sommer)  16:31
4. Ohne Mich (K. Koch)                              04:15
5. Introduction (Michael Naura)              00:38
6. Stück Für 2 Hölzer (E.L. Petrowsky)              25:31
7. Kurz Vor'm Chinesen (E.L. Petrowsky) (inc.)      00:51
8. Closing Announcement (Michael Naura)      00:11

Recorded at Studio 10, Großer Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg, Germany on October 25, 1978.

Produced by Michael Naura.

NDR JAZZ WORKSHOP NO.77 - PETER BRÖTZMANN TRIO & FRIENDS ( HAMBURG, 1972)

Peter Brotzmann Trio & Friends - Live in Hamburg 1972


Peter Brötzmann, tenor and baritone saxophone
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Paul Rutherford, trombone
Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
Misha Mengelberg, piano
Fred Van Hove, piano
Han Bennink, drums, percussion

01. Announcement 00:53
02. Nikkes at All (Brötzmann) 19:46
03. Freies Stuck (improvisation) 30:48
04. The End (Brötzmann) 10:54


Recorded live at Fabrik, Hamburg, Germany on February 28th, 1972.

Recorded for "NDR Jazzworkshop No.77", NDR (North German Broadcast).

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ALBERT MANGELSDORFF & LEE KONITZ DUO "HANNOVER, GERMANY, 1982"

A wonderful... concert sent by B… For those who love the “art of the duo” album on enja .
This concert features a lot of the same material.. and much more.
Highlights for me specifically are ..a stunning version of “She's As Wild As Springtime”
Dukes “Mood Indigo” … an expressive articulate conversation between old friends with a lot of shared history.

Albert Mangelsdoff & Lee Konitz -DUO-1982-03-11
NDR Jazz Workshop No. 169
Kleiner Sendesaal des Funkhauses, Hannover,
Germany.


Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Lee Konitz, alto saxophone

01 .-A Minor Blues In F
02 .-Announcement LK
03 .-Mississippi Mud
04 .-She's As Wild As Springtime
05 .-Rootie Toot
06 .-Mood Indigo
07 .-Body And Soul
08 .-Hannover Square
09 .-KoMa
10 .-Just Friends
11 .-About Time We Looked At This (cut)
12 .-Duo Love Call

TT 78.08


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Michel Portal Unit in Hamburg 1974 (NDR Jazz Workshop No.99)

Michel Portal is one of those multi-instrumental, multi-genre musicians it seems impossible to pin down. He's adept in the classical music world, he's at home in the world of contemporary music and free improvisation, he's attached to folk music in Europe (hailing from Bayonne in the Basque region of France) and abroad and he was in the first generation of people to introduce free jazz to audiences in his native France and elsewhere in Europe. So what to make of him? Who knows and who cares? He sees himself as an anarchist and why not?

In the 1970s the Michel Portal Unit made a couple of records for French labels. First was one called "No no but maybe" recorded at Chateauvallon in 1972 and released on the Chant du Monde label. Later came the "Chateavallon 76" record on the L'Escargot label. I've got both of those, but the first one has been rereleased on cd and should be fairly easy to obtain. The second one remains out of print. The picture above is taken from the inner sleeve of the first Chateauvallon record.

The line-up on the first Cahteauvallon record is the same as the one we will hear here.

The basic info:

MICHEL PORTAL UNIT

8-Mar 1974
NDR Funkhaus, Hamburg, Germany

Michel Portal: as,ts,cl,bandoneon
Bernard Vitet: tp,vln,frh,p
Beb Guérin: b
Léon Francioli: b,cello
Pierre Favre: dr,perc

1. La Guepe (Vitet) 09:31
2. Nolilanga (Francioli) 15:59
3. Kronenche (Portal) 16:49
4. Splendid Yzlment (Portal) 35:18

Most likely recorded from FM radio to tape and then transferred to a digital medium.

The unusual feature of this line-up is the presence of two bassists, Francioli and Guerin. I believe they can be heard as they are positioned in the above picture with Francioli in the left channel and Guerin in the right. Their presence gives the performance a strong rhythmic propelling force and an added depth. Both Favre and Vitet add to the percussive punch of the ensemble.

Another feature of the Unit is that there's no clear sense of a leader or lead instrument. Each throws their lot into the ring and all sorts of interplay pop up in the course of these extended pieces. There's no marked sense of tunes being played either as a recognisable melody might turn up anywhere from any of the Unit members at any point in time. Yet it never sounds like an unstructured blow-out typical of free jazz ensenbles at the time. A feeling of space is kept throughout for quiter interactions between two or more.

Portal heads off the set with what sounds like an emulated didgeridoo or an accidental meeting of aboriginals during a walkabout and rounds off with an Argentinian tango on the bandoneon. In between, lots of things are happening on a multitude of instruments and not according to any thought out scheme either. All in all, highly unpredictable, highy enjoyable and highly entertaining!

This was upped at Dime by .......................so a tip of the hat for this and other Portal goodies. There shall be more Portal in the time to come!