Label: FMP
– FMP 0940
Format: Vinyl,
LP; Country: Germany - Released: 1982
Style: Free
Jazz, Free Improvisation
Recorded
live on September 7th 1980, during the 8th Wuppertaler Free Jazz Workshop
Design
by Peter Kowald
Photography
By – Unknown Artist
Producer
– Jost Gebers, Peter Kowald
Recorded
By – Jost Gebers
A1 - Improvisation I
(Charig/Rutherford/Poore/Brötzmann/Parker/
Trovesi/Wachsmann/Van Hove/Kowald/Sommer) . . . 5:50
A2 - Fantale (Evan Parker) . . . 9:31
A3 - Bones and wishes (Phil Wachsmann) .
. . 6:13
B1 - Improvisation II
(Charig/Rutherford/Poore/Brötzmann/Parker/
Trovesi/Wachsmann/Van Hove/Kowald/Sommer) . . . 10:05
B2 - The Family (Fred Van Hove) . . . 11:35
Marc
Charig - trumpet, alto horn
Paul
Rutherford - trombone, euphonium
Melvyn
Poore - tuba
Peter
Brötzmann - saxophones & clarinets
Evan
Parker - soprano & tenor saxophone
Gianluigi
Trovesi - saxophones & clarinets
Philip
Wachsmann - violin
Fred
Van Hove - piano
Peter
Kowald - double bass
Günter
Sommer - drums
This
short-lived all-star assemblage of European talent only released one LP, and
this is it! A large group that wears its size lightly, there is a lot of space
for solos and smaller group work, while also allowing for some tremendously
beautiful, all-in crescendos. And don't let the "workshop" of the
title lead you astray: this is a band with a full understanding of the
repertoire, and complete command of the material. Come join The Family!
DISCOGRAPHY:
FMP Numbers (LP's, CD's & Singles), SAJ Numbers, Uhlklang:
http://www.fmp-label.de/fmplabel/discographie/fmpnumbers_en.html
If you find it, buy this album!
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ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteToo bad they couldn't find anyone good for this band. :)
ReplyDeleteWho can argue with an all-star line-up like this?! Thank you Vitko for another excellent record.
ReplyDeleteBuy it here: http://destination-out.bandcamp.com/album/the-family
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Listening to Improvisation II right now - can't keep the smile from my face. Thanks Vitko.
ReplyDeleteHey Vitko . . . my impression is much the same as the others who have commented. This just looks SCARY good!
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