HOZAN YAMAMOTO + KARL HANS BERGER "AGAIN AND AGAIN" (VICTOR, 1985)

 By request - this is not from the vinyl nor from the later CD but from a box set of Yamamtoto's Jazz encounters. Picture is from the web.

 

Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi (1 to 3, 5, 6, 8, 9)
Karl Berger, piano, vibraphone
Yoshio Ikeda, double bass (1, 5, 6, 7, 9)
Takeshi Watanabe, drums  (1, 5, 9)

1		We Are = ウィ・アー
2		Again = 邂逅
3		Home = 家灯り
4		Fragments = 花舞い
5		Lines And Spaces = 踏み石の庭
6		Smile = 木洩れ日
7		Jump For Joy = ジャンプ・フォー・ジョイ
8		Passing Rain = 通り雨
9		Lullaby = お伽話

Recorded 1985 March 15th-16th at Victor Aoyama Studio, Tokyo.

Originally released on Victor SGS-38 (Japan, 1985-07-21)

 

HOZAN YAMAMOTO • CHARLIE MARIANO • JUAN JOSÉ MOSALINI • KRZESIMIR DEBSKI • ALFRED HARTH • KARL BERGER • PETER KOWALD • KEN JOHNSON • PONDA O'BRYAN • TRILOK GURTU • BARRY ALTSCHUL – WORLD • MUSIC • MEETING (EIGELSTEIN MUSIKPRODUKTION, 1985)

 

RIP Karl Berger, 1935-2023

A1. Again And Again, Again
A2. Naomi

B1. Kaze
B2. Pascha Love

7"
A. Eujapica

Charlie Mariano, alto and soprano saxophone
Juan José Mosalini, bandoneon
Peter Kowald, bass
Barry Altschul, drums
Ponda O'Bryan, percussion, congas, African drums
Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi
Alfred Harth, soprano and tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, trumpet
Ken Johnson, steel drums, congas, percussion
Trilok Gurtu, tabla, drums, percussion
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano, marimba
Krzesimir Dębski, violin

Recorded at New Jazz Meeting Baden-Baden, Kurfürstliches Schloss, Nov. 11, 1984

Eigelstein Musikproduktion – ES 2024

Vinyl Rip

John Tchicai, Vitold Rek, Karl Berger - 2 X 2 (Taso Music Production 2001)

John Tchicai - soprano & tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, voice
Vitold Rek - double bass
Karl Berger - piano, vibraphon

1 Ramana Maharshi
2 Consumer's Blues
3 Gabissimo
4 Imaginary Drums
5 Zbigi
6 Mr. La
7 Snow, Snow, Snow
8 Rain, Rain, Rain
9 Bye, Bye Rotterdam
10 Zbigi

Tracks 1,2,5,7,9 recorded and mixed in Mainz, Germany, on June 1st 1992.
Track 8 recorded in Frankfurt, Germany, on March 5th 1991.
Tracks 3,4,6,10 recorded in Augsburg, Germany, on May 26th 2000.

Taso Music Production – TMP 505, CD

DON CHERRY - NEW YORK TOTAL MUSIC CO "FRANKFURT, 1968"

A short but sweet broadcast -


Don Cherry, cornet, bamboo flute
Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
Karl Berger, vibes, piano
Kent Carter, double bass
Jaques Thollot, drums

1. Tune In 6:01
2. A New Folk 12:23
3. Bird Suite 7:13
4. Going Home 4:14


Recorded at Grosser Saal des Volkbildungsheims, Frankfurt on March 24, 1968 (or maybe on March 23)
Recorded at the 10th Deutsches Jazzfestival Frankfurt by Hessischer Rundfunk.

ALTENA '72 (JG RECORDS)

Thanks to the original uploader. Shame on me but I've forgotten whom I have to thank for this rip...


SIDE A:

MICHAL URBANIAK GROUP
Urszula Dudziak, voice, synthesizer
Michal Urbaniak, violin, saxophone
Adam Makowicz, electric piano
Roman Dylag, bass
Czeslaw Bartkowski, drums


SIDE B:

SCANDINAVIAN NEW JAZZ GROUP
Bobo Stenson, electric piano, accordion
Palle Danielsson, bass
Lennart Aberg, tenor & soprano saxophone
Kjell Westling, soprano saxophone
Bengt Berger , drums, percussion


SIDE C:

WOLFGANG DAUNER'S ET CETERA   
Wolfgang Dauner, keyboards, sitar
Attila Zoller, guitar
Armen Halburian, percussion
Fred Braceful, drums


SIDE D:

KARL BERGER COMPANY
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano
Ingrid Berger, voice
Peter Kowald, bass
Allan Blairman, drums

Recorded at the 3. Internationales New Jazz Meeting auf Burg Altena, June 24 and 25, 1972.

JG RECORDS JG 32/33 (vinyl rip)

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.

Ingrid Sertso, Karl Berger - Jazz Dance (ITM 1987)

when you want to lighten up the situation, goes with the summer

Kevin Moore - Bass
Chris Morgan - Drums
Sue Pilla - Flute
Ted Orr - Guitar
Tom Schmidt - Keyboards
Karl Berger - Keyboards, Vibraphone
Ciro Batista - Percussion
Peter Buettner - Tenor Saxophone
Ingrid Sertso - Vocals

A1 - Jump For Joy        
A2 - Moonlight        
A3 - Time Is In        
A4 - Seasons Change        
B1 - We Are        
B2 - Birdsong        
B3 - Now Is        
B4 - Guganuha Funk        

ITM Records – ITM 0027
vinyl rip

BADEN BADEN FREE JAZZ MEETING 1968

Collective personnel according an article by Dieter Zimmerle in Germany's Jazz Podium 1969/01.(thanks to BJ for the scan)

It is really a pity that this isn't available in better sound plus with complete / correct informations and most important with more music from this event....

Manfred Schoof
Mongezi Feza
Albert Mangelsdorff
Evan Parker
John Tchicai
Willem Breuker
Becky Friend, flute
Steen Cleason, violin
Alexander von Schlippenbach
Chris McGregor
Wolfgang Dauner
Irene Schweizer
Karl Berger
Alan Silva
Eberhard Weber
Peter Kowald
Kent Carter
Louis Moholo
Pierre Favre
Jacques Thollot

Date of recording is from the same article. Further it is elaborated that tapes with pre-recorded music were used at least by Karl Berger.

1. Moonlight Alley (unknown) 10:35
Unidentified Ensemble

2. Longsmars' Ballad (Dauner/Mangelsdorff) 7:31
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Wolgang Dauner, piano

3. Stratology (Dauner) 4:50
Wolfgang Dauner, piano, ring modulator, synthesizer
+ bass(?)

4. Way Beyond Cave (Berger/Mangelsdorff) 5:40
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Karl Berger, vibes

5. unknown title 6:49
Willem Breuker, clarinet


And that's what I got with the files:

1 Moonlight Alley
Manfred Schhoof, Mongezi Feza, John Tchicai, Evan Parker, Willem Breuker, Chris McGregor, Wolfgang Dauner, Eberhard Weber, Peter Kowald, Karl Berger, Pierre Favre, Louis Moholo

2 Longsmars' Ballad
Wolfgang Dauner, Albert Mangelsdorff

3 Stratology
Eberhard Weber, Wolfgang Dauner, Irene Schweizer, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Chris McGregor

(two pianos + cembalo + celesta [from the article mentioned above] - so maybe only four musicians here?)

4 Way Beyond Cave
Albert Mangelsdorff, Karl Berger

5 Solo clarinet piece
(not listed on the cassette, possibly Willem Breuker ?)

Recorded at the Südwestfunk Studios, Baden-Baden in December 11-13, 1968.

Excerpts from the Baden-Baden Free Jazz Meeting 1968.

BADEN BADEN NEW JAZZ MEETING 1986

Haven't heard this New Jazz Neeting - and I'm a bit confused regarding the line-up.......

Kenny Wheeler, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Manfred Schoof, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Herbert Joos, trumpet & fluegelhorn
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Gerd Dudek, soprano & tenor saxophone
Heinz Sauer, soprano & tenor saxophone
Christoph Lauer, tenor saxophone
Michel Pilz, bass clarinet
Philip Catherine, guitar
Toto Blanke, guitar
Karl Berger, vibes, melodica
Joachim Kühn, piano
Barre Phillips, bass
Jean François Jenny-Clark, bass
Daniel Humair, drums
Okay Temiz, drums
Joachim-Ernst Berendt, annoumcement
Werner Götze, annoumcement

Disc 1
01. Introduction     2:07
02. Suggestion (M. Schoof)     10:57
    Solos: Kühn (p), Berger (vb), Catherine

03. Introduction     1:25
04. Walkie-Talkie (J. Kühn)     7:47
    Rolf and Joachim Kühn, Karl Berger, J.F. Jenny-Clark, Aldo Romano (1966)

05. Introduction     0:51
06. Walkie-Talkie (J. Kühn)     10:27
    Sauer, Kühn, Berger, Jenny-Clark, Humair

07. Introduction     0:38
08. After Ibiza (J. Kühn)     8:49
    Solos: Joos, Schoof, Wheeler (tpt), Catherine, Blanke

09. Introduction     0:58
10. From Time to Time (J. Kühn)     10:22
    Kühn, Jenny-Clark, Humair + Dudek, Sauer

11. Introduction     1:04
12. Gülay (J. Kühn)     2:59
    Kühn, Jenny-Clark, Humair

13. Introduction     0:53
14. Moving in Two Grooves (A. Mangelsdorff)     15:07
    Solos: Sauer (ts), Mangelsdorff (tb), Dudek (ts), Mariano (as), Kühn (p), Berger (vb), Wheeler (flh)

15. Announcement     0:28

Disc 2
01. Introduction     0:43
02. Morbidia (A. Mangelsdorff-C. Mariano)     4:36
    Mangelsdorff, Mariano

03. Introduction     0:52
04. I Dig It, You Dig It (A. Mangelsdorff-D. Cherry)     5:10
    Mangelsdorff, Don Cherry (1967)

05. Introduction     0:58
06. I Won't Forget You (B. Phillips)     6:00
    Catherine, Blanke, Phillips, Jenny-Clark

07. Introduction     1:25
08. God Bless the Child (B. Holiday-A. Herzog, Jr.)     6:12
    Sauer (ss), Kühn, Jenny-Clark, Humair

09. Introduction     0:41
10. God Bless the Child (B. Holiday-A. Herzog, Jr.)     6:12
    Sauer (ts), Berger (vb), Kühn, Jenny-Clark, Humair

11. Introduction     1:02
12. A.M. Blues (M. Schoof)     8:10
    Solos: Sauer (ts), Mangelsdorff; voiceover last 1:20

13. Introduction     1:31
14. Fast Nine (O. Temiz)     10:10
    Solos: Mariano (as), Dudek (ts), Temiz, Humair

15. Introduction     1:14
16. Yagapriya (C. Mariano)     16:15
    Solos: Berger (melodica), Mangelsdorff, Catherine, Pilz

17. Announcement     0:07

Disc 3
01. Introduction     0:31
02. The Cafe Parade (C. Mariano)     13:42
    Solos: Mangelsdorff, Wheeler, Catherine, Kühn, Humair, Phillips

03. Introduction     0:33
04. Dakar Dance (K. Berger)     4:35
    Berger with Dave Holland, Ed Blackwell

05. Introduction     0:45
06. Dakar Dance (K. Berger)     7:03
    Solos: Berger (melodica), Wheeler, Berger (vb)

07. Introduction     2:03
08. Winter Song (H. Joos)     8:04
    Solo: Joos (flh)

09. Introduction     0:30
10. Ketal Charlie (T. Blanke)     5:42
    Solos: Mariano (as), Blanke (g), Mangelsdorff

11. Introduction     0:43
12. L'Eternal Desire (P. Catherine)     5:46
    Solos: Schoof, Wheeler (tpt), Catherine

13. Introduction     0:44
14. Gentle Piece (K. Wheeler)     7:46
    Solos: Kühn, Sauer (ts), Mariano (as), Wheeler (flh), Blanke, Dudek/Kühn duo

15. Introduction     1:39
16. We Change (K. Berger)     18:57
    Solos: Joos, Schoof, Wheeler, Mangelsdorff, Pilz, Sauer (ts), Dudek (ts), Blanke, Temiz, Jenny-Clark, Phillips (arco), Kühn, Catherine, Humair

17. Announcement     0:24

Disc 4
01. Introduction     5:05
02. Moving in Two Grooves (A. Mangelsdorff)     8:29
03. Introduction     2:50
04. Gentle Piece (K. Wheeler)     8:27
    Solos: Blanke, Mariano (as), Dudek/Kühn, Wheeler (tpt)

05. Introduction     1:04
06. Be-Ma-Pil-Philz (M. Pilz-B. Phillips)     6:56
    Pilz, Phillips

07. Morbidia (A. Mangelsdorff-C. Mariano)     5:25
    Mangelsdorff, Mariano

08. Meadow Bells (H. Sauer-J. Kühn)     6:01
    Sauer (ts), Kühn

09. Introduction     1:06
10. Walkie-Talkie (J. Kühn) (inc)     1:10
    Rolf and Joachim Kühn, Karl Berger, J.F. Jenny-Clark, Aldo Romano (1966)

11. Walkie-Talkie (J. Kühn)     11:55
    Sauer, Kühn, Berger, Jenny-Clark, Humair

12. Announcement     0:35

Disc 5
01. Winter Song (H. Joos)     6:51
    Solo: Joos (flh)

02. Introduction     2:11
03. Yagapriya (C. Mariano)     14:17
    Solos: Berger (melodica), Mangelsdorff, Catherine, Pilz

04. Dakar Dance (K. Berger)     13:36
05. Fast Nine (O. Temiz)     7:59
    Solos: Mariano (as), Dudek (ts), Temiz, Humair

06. Introduction     0:21
07. After Ibiza (J. Kühn)     11:13
    Solos: Joos, Schoof, Wheeler (tpt), Blanke

08. Announcement     0:24

Disc 6
01. Introduction     0:22
02. Award for Christoph Lauer     7:22
03. I Want to Talk About You (B. Eckstine)     4:15
    Lauer

04. Introduction     1:08
05. Everybody's Song But My Own (K. Wheeler)     8:33
    Wheeler, Catherine, Jenny-Clark

06. Green Table Speech (G. Dudek)     10:38
    Schoof (tpt), Dudek (ts), Phillips, Temiz

07. Gülay (J. Kühn)     10:19
    Kühn, Jenny-Clark, Humair

08. Introduction     0:18
09. L'Eternal Desire (P. Catherine)     6:20
    Solos: Schoof, Wheeler

10. Introduction     0:10
11. Suggestion (M. Schoof) (encore)     8:54
12. Announcement     0:36

Recorded at Südwestfunk Studios, Baden-Baden in December 1986.

Discs 1-3 include music recorded during the Baden-Baden New Jazz Meeting in Südwestfunk Studios in Baden-Baden. Discs 4-6 were recorded at a public performance in early December 1986 at Kurfürstliches Schloss in Mainz.

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

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.

BARNEY WILEN "ZODIAC" (VOGUE, 1966)

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)

(lp rip)

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MUSICA ELETTRONICA VIVA ‎– UNITED PATCHWORK (HORO RECORDS, 1978)

A.  Via Della Luce

B1. Fox
B2. Cross Over One
B3. Slugging Rocks

C1. Psalm
C2. What Is Freedom?

D1. Dewline
D2. Cross Over Two
D3. Cross Over Three
D4. Sea Line



Frederic Rzewski, piano, electric piano
Karl Berger, piano, electric piano, melodion, vibes
Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
Richard Teitelbaum, synthesizer, shells
Alvin Curran, synthesizer, piano, vocals, flugelhorn
Garrett List, trombone

Recorded at Mama Dog Studio, Rome, 15-16 November 1977.

Horo Records ‎– HDP 15-16

Vinyl Rip

KARL BERGER & INGRID BERGER ‎– CHANGING THE TIME (HORO RECORDS, 1978)

A1. Open Sea
A2. Entr'Acte
A3. Downtown
A4. Almond Flower

B.  Changing The Time

C1. Saveva
C2. To Know Love

D1. Perfect Love
D2. Elba
D3. Aldogia


Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano, harmonium, balaphon
Ingrid Berger, vocals, percussion


Recorded November 16, 1977 and January 17, 1978 at Mama Dog Studio, Rome.

Horo Records ‎– HDP 21-22

Vinyl Rip

KARL BERGER / WOODSTOCK WORKSHOP ORCHESTRA ‎– LIVE AT THE DONAUESCHINGEN MUSIC FESTIVAL (MPS RECORDS, 1980)

For Paul and Norm: this time, with a Cherry on top.

A1. Open Time
A2. The Smile That You Send Out Returns To You
A3. Collective Talks

B1. New Moon
B2. Zeynebim - A Turkish Folk Dance


Terry Sines, bass
Janet Grice, bassoon
Tom Cora, cello
Peter Apfelbaum, drums, baritone saxophone
Ingrid Berger, vocals, percussion
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano
Savia Berger, flute
Susan Veglia, French horn
Mark Ralston, oboe, English horn
Lee Konitz, alto saxophone
Don Davis, alto saxophone, flute, clarinet
Oliver Lake, alto and soprano saxophone, flute
Trilok Gurtu, tabla, congas, drums
James Harvey, trombone
Leroy Jenkins, violin
Michael Lytle, clarinet
George Lewis, trombone
Don Cherry, pocket trumpet, bamboo flute
Tom Collins, tenor and soprano saxophone


Recorded live at the Donaueschingen Contemporary Music Festival on October 1979 in collaboration with Sudwestfunk Baden-Baden and MPS Records Villingen/West Germany.

MPS Records ‎– 0068.250

Vinyl Rip

KARL BERGER / WOODSTOCK WORKSHOP ORCHESTRA ‎– NEW MOON (PALCOSCENICO, 1980)

A1. New Moon
A2. Zeinebim
A3. Collective Talks

B1. Smile
B2. Open Time



Terry Sines, bass
Janet Grice, bassoon
Tom Cora, cello
Peter Apfelbaum, drums, bass saxophone
Eva Berger, vocals
Ingrid Berger, vocals, percussion
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano, percussion
Savia Berger, flute
Susan Veglia, French horn
Mark Ralston, oboe
Lee Konitz, alto saxophone
Don Davis, alto saxophone, flute, clarinet
Oliver Lake, tenor saxophone, flute
Trilok Gurtu, tabla, percussion, drums
James Harvey, trombone
Leroy Jenkins, violin


Recorded live at CIAK, Milano, Italy 11/7/79.

Palcoscenico ‎– PAL 15007

Vinyl Rip

KALAPARUSHA ‎– KALAPARUSHA (TRIO RECORDS, 1977)

Japanese-only release for Maurice McIntyre (Kalaparusha).

A1. Mulberry Bush
A2. In The Field

B1. Ismac
B2. Celestial


Tom Schmidt, bass
Jack DeJohnette, drums (A1, A2, B2)
Jumma Santos, drums, percussion (B1)
Kalaparusha, reeds
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano
Ingrid Berger, vocals


Recorded May 30, 1975 at Woodstock Artists Association, NY.

Ismac recorded November 14, 1975 at the Creative Music Studio Auditorium, NY.

Trio Records ‎– PA-7167

Vinyl Rip

Don Cherry-Togetherness 1965 (Inner City Vers 1976)

I don't imagine that there are many fans of this music who don't have this indispensable minor masterpiece  by,one of the greatest bands of their day.... it is as far as i know out of print , although if memory serves  it has been bootlegged on CD.

A live Parisian recording of dubious provenance  originally released on the Italian Durian label ,  this predates  THE  marvelous Symphony for improvisers , on which Cherry employed an expanded version of this basic quintet...With Ed Blackwell Cherry's friend and favourite drummer instead of Romano who plays on this.
superb music in less than high fidelity  .
ENJOY!!..


PS- i'm posting it by way of experimenting with a suitable file host  since quite a few people are struggling to use Mega.... basically this upload is a shot in the dark .

i would appreciate any feedback relating to the accessibility of  Mixturecloud

KARL BERGER ‎– WE ARE YOU (CALIG, 1972)

Another great jazz release on the Calig label.

A1.  Vibes First  5:50       

A2.  We Are You (I)  5:16              

A3.  Marimba Dance       2:50       

A4.  The Positive  9:03   

Easy Suite (18:08)

B1.  When I Sing  9:10    

B2.  Easy               6:20       

B3.  We Are You (II)  2:38             

Peter Kowald, bass

Allen Blairman, drums, percussion

Karl Berger , vibraphone, piano, marimba

Ingrid Berger, vocals, percussion

Recorded in November 1971, Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg.

Calig ‎– CAL 30607

Vinyl Rip

KARLHANNS BERGER QUARTET mit BENT JAEDIG "JAZZ DA CAMERA" (DA CAMERA 1963 or '64)

I wish all the blog members, the contributors and the commentators a Merry Christmas.
A tiny gift for you.


Karl Berger - before playing the vibraphone - his first recording - Enjoy!


KARLHANNS BERGER QUARTET mit BENT JAEDIG  "JAZZ DA CAMERA"

Karlhanns Berger, piano
Bent Jaedig, flute
Joop Christoffer, bass
Bob Petrin, drums

A1. Blues Concept (Berger)       05:41          
B1. D'accord (Berger)            02:37
B2. Prof. Wotasnoozle (Berger)   03:39

Recorded in Bremen on July 3, 1963.

DA CAMERA JZ 7001

Note: Karl Berger's website says it was recorded in 1964.

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GLOBE UNITY "BERLIN + DONAUESCHINGEN, 1966/67"

This is the first performance of what came to be known as the Globe Unity Orchestra and one piece which was recorded at Donaueschingen (the other title "Globe Unity 67" was released by Atavistic as Globe Unity 67 and 70 (Atavistic Unheard Music Series UMS/ALP 223CD).
Two other groups played at this occaison:  Irène Schweizer's Jazz Meets India group and the Archie Shepp Quintet ("Live at the Donaueschingen Music Festival", MPS).


(Attention! The text-file in the download is not correct!! - You may copy the text below and save it!)




GLOBE UNITY "BERLIN + DONAUESCHINGEN, 1966/67"


Manfred Schoof, trumpet, cornet
Claude Deron, trumpet
Horst Gmeinwieser, trombone
Willi Lietzmann, tuba
Willem Breuker, soprano & tenor saxophone
Peter Brötzmann, alto saxophone
Gerd Dudek, tenor saxophone
Kris Wanders, baritone saxophone
Gunter Hampel, flute, bass clarinet
Alexander Von Schlippenbach, piano, conductor
J.B. "Buschi" Niebergall, bass, trombone
Peter Kowald, bass
Mani Neumaier, drums
Jaki Liebezeit, drums


1. Globe Unity (A. von Schlippenbach)     19:12

Recorded on 3rd November, 1966 at Philharmonie, Berlin, Germany.

For a short time available as side A of an LP (October 2014) released by The Berliner Festspiele, now OOP.
Here is the data of the vinyl.
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Manfred Schoof , cornet, high D trumpet [trumpet, cornet]
Claude Deron, trumpet
Jürg Grau, trumpet
Oliver "Jiggs" Whigham, trombone
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Willi Lietzmann, tuba
Heinz Sauer, tenor & soprano saxophone
Peter Brötzmann, alto saxophone  [& baritone saxophone]
Gerd Dudek, tenor & soprano saxophone, clarinet [tenor saxophone]
Kris Wanders, alto saxophone, bass clarinet [baritone saxophone]
Willem Breuker, baritone saxophone, clarinet [clarinet & bass clarinet]
Gunter Hampel, flute & bass clarinet
Karlhanns Berger, vibraphone
Alexander Von Schlippenbach, piano, bells, gongs, tam-tam
J.B. "Buschi" Niebergall, bass
Peter Kowald, bass
Jaki Liebezeit, drums, tympani
Mani Neumaier, drums
Sven-Åke Johansson, drums

2. Main Lines (A. von Schlippenbach)    24:48

Recorded on 21st October, 1967 at Stadthalle, Donaueschingen, Germany.

Note 1: The instrumentation for "Main Lines" is taken from the Atatvistic CD - the instruments given in [...] were given in the text-file from the cd-r which I got through tradeing. My appreciation goes to G. - thank you for pointing out the discrepancy!
Note 2 : I have posted this recordings in the old comment section in November 2010 but it went nearly unrecognised if one counts the number of downloads...Enjoy.