Private
Recording / DP-0077
NDR
Workshop No. 83
Broadcast
/ BR Radio-TV, 1972
Studio 10,
Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg, October 1972
Gunter
Hampel/Galaxie Dream Band – NDR-Jazzworkshop 1972 (Teil I/II-1972)
Avant-Garde
Jazz / Free Improvisation
Artwork
and Complete Design by ART&JAZZ Studio, by VITKO
Produced
by – Michael Naura
Track
List:
01.
Teil I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50:37
a) Ballet-Symphony No. 5 (G. Hampel)
b) Broadway (G. Hampel)
02.
Teil II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42:25
c) Virgo-Duett (G. Hampel-P. Robinson)
d) Unity Dance (G. Hampel)
e) I Love Being With You (G. Hampel)
f) Folksong (G. Hampel)
Musicians:
TONI MARCUS – violin, percussion, dance
GUNTER HAMPEL – vibes, flute, bass clarinet, piano
PERRY ROBINSON – clarinet
MARK WHITECAGE – alto-clarinet, flute
ALLAN PRASKIN – alto saxophone, clarinet, flute
DAVID EYGES – cello
JACK GREGG – bass
NDR-Workshop No. 83, Studio 10, Grosser Sendesaal des NDR Funkhauses, Hamburg, October 1972.
GUNTER HAMPEL / GALAXIE DREAM BAND – NDR-Jazzworkshop 1972
ReplyDelete(Teil I/II - 1972)
Broadcasting/FLAC/MP3+Artwork
FLAC – Mega (380.9 MB):
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MP3-320:
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Thank you Vitko, I really don't think Mr Hampel and Jeanne Lee and chums have had the recognition due to them.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, is this from German TV? There is a film of possibly the same gig on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX3Jb92xv4w
Yes you're right, I looked. It is the same concert.
DeleteRegards.
Thank you for the nice artwork too, Vitko! I looks classy and fits the mood.
ReplyDeleteThanks -Otto-.
DeleteRecently, I seem to have been afflicted with "Hudelei" - making all kinds of typos without even realizing them. Instead of "I" or "me" being classy, I of course meant the artwork as being "it", namely classy and well fitting.
DeleteI agree with martin, above: far too little recognition and attention. His "The 8th Of July 1969" is an album I think everyone should hear at least once. After 42 years of listening it still sounds as exciting as ever. Looking forward to hearing this performance. Many thanks Vitko, you've made my day!
ReplyDelete-Brian
If I can help, I'm always there. Maybe sometimes a little slow going because of all my obligations, but ....
DeleteRelax and enjoy.
Nice post Vitko,
ReplyDeleteWas this recording released on vinyl or cd? I can't find much about it...
I agree that "The 8th of July 1969" is an essential work in Hampel's discography but there's more... much more. You should try this one from the early phase of his career: http://thejazzspot.tumblr.com/search/Gunter+Hampel
Definitely one of my favorites.
All the best
Mister W
This not released on vinyl nor CD. This is, how I wrote above, Broadcast / BR Radio-TV from 1972. NDR Workshop No. 83.
DeleteThanks for the good review Mister W. Album: Gunter Hampel Quintet - Heartplants, can be found on the Inconstant Sol blog (I agree, very good LP).
Regards.
Thank you. I've been listening to this session and is very good indeed ...
ReplyDeleteBeste Regards
Mister W
thank you for this new Hampel exploration, I just spotted some related news at brian blog
ReplyDeleteForgotten mood... Where are you, my youth?:) Many thanks, Vitko!
ReplyDeleteKeep up Sergio, we did not yet completely rusty ... :)
DeleteV
Still not sure what this is: Is This sourced from the radio or from a TV broadcast?
ReplyDeleteThis was and radio and TV broadcast.
DeleteThis set was recently rebroadcast on BR TV and the date was listed as 1973, but I believe this was recorded in autumn (more precisely in October) 1972.
Beautiful music by a beautiful cast of musicians. And of course we can always count on german radio for some great recordings. Their archives are literally a treasure trove. Thank you very much Vitko.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much. A fine documentation of a very creative group of musicians.
ReplyDeleteFor my copy I broke things up into parts and came up with these timings: part 1a = 20:04, part 1b = 30:42 (segued, but I double checked start of Broadway on "Broadway/Folksong", and this is right break point break point). Part 2c = 2:32, part 2d= 13:53, part 2e = 9:27, part 2d = 16:33 (this should be correct as there were slight pause breaks in performance and were more clearly different compositions)
ReplyDeleteExcelente gracias
ReplyDeleteany chance to repost the flac files ?
ReplyDeletethanks in advance
any chance to repost the flac files?
ReplyDeletethanks in advance
I second the request.
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