Label:
Instant Composers Pool – ICP 024, DIW – DIW 1014,
International Music Activity – IMA 1
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album / Country: Japan / Released: 1982
Style:
Free Improvisation
Recorded on 11
May 1982 at Osaka and 17 May 1982 in Tokyo.
Recording
Engineer by – Tsutomu Suto
Painting
and design by – Tomiyasu Shiraiwa
Back
cover photos by – Mitsuyoshi Nishida and Tsutomu Suto
Includes
liner notes in Japanese by Kazunori Sugiyama
Produced
by IMA (International Music Activity)
Co-produced
by ICP (Instant Composers Pool)
This
Japanese release included limited bonus 7inch single:
ICP
ORCHESTRA – Caravan, DIW 1001, 33 1/3
rpm, (JAP) 1982
A1
- Salute To Fujisawa Shukoh ................................................ 2:50
A2
- Kwela ................................................................................
17:42
a)
Hap
b)
Boodschappen
c)
Welkom
d) Briefkaart
e)
Maurits
B1
- Habanera ............................................................................
6:21
B2
- Carnaval .............................................................................
3:35
B3
- Japan Japon
....................................................................... 7:10
B4
- Zing Zang Zaterdag ............................................................
3:14
+
C - Caravan
(7inch single) ........................................................ 7:12
Artists:
Misha
Mengelberg – piano, voice
Han
Bennink – drums, percussion
Peter
Brötzmann – tenor sax, alto sax, bass sax, voice
Keshavan
Maslak – tenor sax, alto sax, voice
Michael
Moore – alto sax, clarinet
Toshinori
Kondo – trumpet, voice
Walter
Wierbos – trombone
Joep
Maassen – trombone
Larry
Fishkind – tuba
Maurice
Horsthuis – viola
Recorded
live on May 11th (Osaka) and 17th (Tokyo), ICP Orchestra Japan Tour in 1982.
Instant
Composers Pool (ICP) is an independent Dutch jazz and improvised music label
and orchestra. Founded in 1967, the label takes its name from the notion that
improvisation is "instant composition". The ICP label has published
more than 50 releases to date, with most of its releases featuring the ICP
Orchestra and its members.
In
1967 saxophonist Willem Breuker, pianist Misha Mengelberg and drummer Han
Bennink founded the ICP label in Amsterdam. Mengelberg and Bennink had been
playing together since 1961 and found success as members of Eric Dolphy's
quartet in 1964, as documented on his live album Last Date. Mengelberg had also
been involved in the Fluxus art movement and was developing a composition style
that involved musical games. As European free jazz musicians, they were butting
up against disinterest in their music from contemporary jazz labels, so they
formed a cooperative as a means to release their own recordings. Mengelberg coined
the label's name as a testament to improvisation being composition at the
instant that the music is played. ICP's first records documented Breuker and
Bennink's New Acoustic Swing Duo, and a trio of Mengelberg and Bennink with
John Tchicai, whose album was titled Instant Composers Pool...
Breuker
left ICP in 1974 to concentrate on his group, the Willem Breuker Collective,
and went on to found his own record label, BVHaast. Mengelberg and Bennink
intensified their collaboration and, widening their own musical project as the
Instant Composers Pool Tentet with saxophonist Peter Brötzmann and cellist
Tristan Honsinger. Throughout the 1970s, the ICP label continued to release
records, many as co-productions with other European independent labels, including
albums by Jeanne Lee, Derek Bailey, Dudu Pukwana, Steve Lacy, Paul Rutherford,
Evan Parker, Maarten Altena and Peter Brötzmann. Most of these releases were of
limited (and sometimes even numbered) edition and featured a distinctive
idiosyncratic graphic design by Bennink.
LP Japan Japon + 7inch single – Caravan
A
stunning early 80s performance from pianist Misha Mengelberg – working here
with the ICP Orchestra, and at a level that's completely fresh and very
striking – at a mode when the Dutch jazz approach was something very new
indeed, and handled here with a wonderful balance between playful arrangements
and fierce improvisations! In addition to Misha on piano, the lineup also
includes Han Bennink on drums and percussion, Keshavan Maslak on alto, Walter
Wierbos on trombone, Peter Brötzmann on alto and baritone, Maurice Horsthuis on
viola, and Toshinori Kondo on trumpet – and most of the players vocalize at
some point – but in ways that aren't really singing, and instead act as a great
addition to their improvised musicianship. Larry Fishkind also throws in some
incredible work on tuba – really amazing sounds – and titles include "Kwela",
"Japan Japon", "Habanera", "Carnaval" and "Zing Zang Zaterdag".........
and
+
ICP
ORCHESTRA – Caravan, DIW 1001, 33 1/3
rpm, (JAP) 1982
One
sided rare 7” , released together with ”Japan Japon” 12” LP
Another Japan released musical BOMB…. The legendary ICP Orchestra under chef Mengelberg´s leadership playing Ellington´s Caravan in a
very wonderful and dreamy way… until… until… Peter Brötzmann enters the stage
with some WILD blowing that makes hearts and clocks stop. Totally beautiful
playing from Brötzmann, absolutely over the top. The greatest story teller of
them all, hits again.
Listening
to this music makes the world feel like a better place to be.
Enjoy!
If
you find it, buy this album!
MISHA MENGELBERG and ICP ORCHESTRA – Japan Japon (LP-1982+7inch)
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