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Peter Brotzmann/
Trost (Austria), 1974. New Copy ... $17.99 19.99
A really dramatic live performance from these free jazz giants – three musicians who really know each other well, but who seem to come off with an even more majestic sense of power here! The performance is from 1974, and it burns with energy right from the start – this sense of inventiveness as if all three players had already mastered their instruments, yet were also surprising themselves during performance with new aspects they had just discovered – a freshness that comes through note after note after note – and in plenty of sounds that aren't notes either! Brotzmann blows alto and tenor, Fred Van Hove plays piano, and Han Bennink nearly destroys his drum kit – on titles that include "Filet Americain", "Involved", "Boogie For Fred", "Der Mammutzahn Aus Balve", and "Schwarzspect". CD
2
Westminster, 1964. Very Good+ ... $2.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Stereo pressing. The upper spine has wear & splitting, tiny sticker.)
3
Kairos (Spain), 2010. Used ... $6.99 8.99
... CD
4
Philips (Netherlands), 1978. Near Mint- 5LP Box Set ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed, with a cutout notch at the bottom edge and an import sticker. Shrinkwrap has small holes at the bottom corners.)
5
Kairos (Germany), 2006. Used ... $9.99
... CD
6
Morton Feldman —
For Samuel Beckett – Roland Kluttig/CPO (Germany), 1995. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(Out of print.)
7
Kelterborn —
Instrumentalwerke – Eduard Brunmer/Barenreiter Musicaphon (Germany), Late 1960s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has some surface and edge wear, yellowing from age, light smudges and tiny blemishes, and notes in pen and ink stamp in back.)
8
Arnold Schoenberg —
Kammersymphonie Op. 9 U.A. Werke- Schonberg-Ensemble/Koch, 1988. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
9
Schoenberg —
Verklarte Nacht Op 4 (Transfigured Night)/Berlin Classics (Germany), 1971/
... CD
(1996 pressing.)
10
Ligeti —
Chamber Concerto/Wergo (Germany), Late 60s/
... CD
11
Ligeti —
Requiem/Wergo (Germany), Late 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
12
Costin Miereanu —
Kammerkonzert/Salabert Actuels (France), 1988. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
13
Silvestrov —
Bagatellen Und Serenaden – Bagatellen I-XIII/ECM, 2007. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
14
Stravinsky —
Les Noces/Harmonia Mundi, 2006. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
15
Wganda Kenya/Discos Fuentes/
Killer cuts from two different studio groups led by the legendary Fruko – work that bristles with all the best raw energy from the more underground side of the Discos Fuentes label in the 70s – plenty of percussion, really rootsy basslines, and a fair bit of electric guitar and keyboards snaking through the mix! Wganda Kenya serve up cuts that are every bit as great as the material on their other records – while Kammpala Grupo work in plenty of cool moogy keyboards, almost creating some sort of sound library blend with more earthy Colombian rhythms! Titles include "El Nativo", "Chao Amor", "La Riphyta", "La Trompeta Loco", "El Gallo Africano", "La Yuca Raya", "King Kong", and "Caimito". LP, Vinyl record album
16
Peter Brotzmann/Trost (Austria), 1974. New Copy 2LP Gatefold (reissue)... Out Of Stock
A really dramatic live performance from these free jazz giants – three musicians who really know each other well, but who seem to come off with an even more majestic sense of power here! The performance is from 1974, and it burns with energy right from the start – this sense of inventiveness as if all three players had already mastered their instruments, yet were also surprising themselves during performance with new aspects they had just discovered – a freshness that comes through note after note after note – and in plenty of sounds that aren't notes either! Brotzmann blows alto and tenor, Fred Van Hove plays piano, and Han Bennink nearly destroys his drum kit – on titles that include "Filet Americain", "Involved", "Boogie For Fred", "Der Mammutzahn Aus Balve", and "Schwarzspect". LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Jazz In Der Kammer No 71 ... CD 17.9917
Merzbow/Smalltown Supersound (Norway), 2001. Used ... Out Of Stock
Live performance by Lasse Marhaug, John Hegre, and Masami Akita. CD
18
Mozart —
Die Klavierquartette – Piano Quartets K 478/Ariola/
... LP, Vinyl record album
19
Paganini —
Quartet For Violin, Viola, Guitar & Cello No 7/Christophorus (Germany), Mid/
... LP, Vinyl record album
20
Bethlehem/
Don't let the Another One title make you think this is some passable record that repeats earlier ideas – because the set is a real gem in the 50s catalog of bassist Oscar Pettiford, and one of his strongest dates as a leader! Pettiford really sparkles here – leading a great group that features key 50s modernists like Gigi Gryce on alto, Jerome Richardson on tenor, Bob Brookmeyer on trombone, and Donald Byrd on trumpet – all tightly arranged at most moments, but given enough space on the set to strike out and state their own ideas. Pettiford's bass is wonderfully upfront in the mix, leading off most tunes with a nice sense of force – and titles include some really wonderful original material – like "Oscalypso", "Don't Squawk", "Bohemia After Dark", "Minor Seventh Heaven", and "Kamman's A Comin". CD
21
Jazzland (Norway), Late 1990s/
A fantastic package of music that celebrates the 20 years of recording by Bugge Wesseltoft – easily one of the most compelling musical figures to emerge at the end of the 20th Century! Years back, we stocked Bugge in our New Grooves section, as he had a bit of a clubby electronic vibe – but over the years, he turned out to be not only a hell of a jazz musician, but also a budding minimalist too – a talent who completely transformed his sound, and also touched a generation of contemporaries with his strong sense of collaboration and musical stewardship! This package really showcases that legacy – and features work by artists who include Joshua Redman, Mari Boine, Erik Truffaz, Joaquin Claussell, Hakon Kornstad, Sidsel Endressen, and others – although the main focus is always Bugge's music at the core, and his incredible sense of sound and timing. The set features some old and out of print tracks, but also includes some new versions of older compositions, and a few unreleased tracks as well – making the whole thing way more than just a compilation, and instead another important addition to Bugge's catalog. Titles include "Sender", "Turner", "Breed It", "Mamullah", "You Might Say (new version)", "Yellow Is The Color", "Somewhere In Between", "Existence (new version)", "Hope (new version)", "Wy (new version)", "Kammermusik", "Den Fyrste Songen, "Try Out Here In There", and "Yoyk (new version)". CD
22
Oscar Pettiford —
Finest Of Oscar Pettiford (aka Another One) ... LP Bethlehem, 1956. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Don't let the Another One title make you think this is some passable record that repeats earlier ideas – because the set is a real gem in the 50s catalog of bassist Oscar Pettiford, and one of his strongest dates as a leader! Pettiford really sparkles here – leading a great group that features key 50s modernists like Gigi Gryce on alto, Jerome Richardson on tenor, Bob Brookmeyer on trombone, and Donald Byrd on trumpet – all tightly arranged at most moments, but given enough space on the set to strike out and state their own ideas. Pettiford's bass is wonderfully upfront in the mix, leading off most tunes with a nice sense of force – and titles include some really wonderful original material – like "Oscalypso", "Don't Squawk", "Bohemia After Dark", "Minor Seventh Heaven", and "Kamman's A Comin". LP, Vinyl record album
(70s pressing.)
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