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Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts

Saturday, February 06, 2010

Globe Unity Orchestra - Berlin 1986

Alexander von Schlippenbach's Globe Unity Orchestra is one of the longest living large band projects in free jazz. Here they are in Berlin, at roughly half of their run so far (I hope it will continue for another while!), incorporating the usual mix of musicians from Europe, the US, and Japan as well.

This comes from the same edition of the JazzFest that also yielded the 20th Anniversary album for FMP (recorded Nov. 4).



Globe Unity Orchestra
JazzFest Berlin
Berlin (Germany)
October 30, 1986


Toshinori Kondo - trumpet
Kenny Wheeler - trumpet, flugelhorn
Günter Christmann - trombone
George Lewis - trombone
Albert Mangelsdorff - trombone
Bob Stewart - tuba
Gerd Dudek - soprano & tenor sax, flute, clarinet
Evan Parker - tenor sax
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky - alto & baritone sax, flute, clarinet
Alexander von Schlippenbach - piano, leader
Alan Silva - bass
Paul Lovens - percussion

1. Quasar (44:58) [inc]

Sound: A
Lineage: DVB-S@320, 48kHz > raw data > ProjextX > mp3DirectCut > mp2
(lossy recording seeded in its original broadcast codec)

Monday, June 22, 2009

Yosuke Yamashita - Paris 1998

Here's a rather nice trio show by Yamashita. I got this from dime and did quite a lot of editing to get this into better shape. Sound is not perfect, but it's still an FM recording, so... definitively listenable, in my opinion.

Yamashita is joined by French bassist Michel Benita and Swiss drummer Daniel Humair. Together, they make for a very fine trio!
Humair was subject of a couple of earlier posts:
Strasbourg 2008 (with Tony Malaby & Joachim Kühn)
Paris 2008 (with Tryptic - Humair/Celea/Couturier)
And finally, he can be heard with Roland Kirk here.



Yosuke Yamashita Trio
Paris (France), Duc Des Lombards
March 18, 1998


Yosuke Yamashita - piano
Michel Benita - bass
Daniel Humair - drums

Set 1
1. For David's Sake (Yamashita) 8:53 [dropouts 3:55-4:56]
2. J.G. Bird (Yamashita) 10:47
3. Spider (Yamashita) 10:16 [inc, fade-out/in & splice @ 7:37]

Set 2
4. After Blue (Yamashita) 10:09 [fade-in, 1 sec missing]
5. unknown (10:59)
6. Echo of Gray (Yamashita) 5:47 [fade-in, 4.5 sec missing]
7. Doctor Kanzo (Yamashita) 7:34
8. Announcement by YY (0:05) [inc]
9. Kurdish Dance (Yamashita) 9:49

TT: 74:22

Sound: A-
Source: France Musique "Jazz Club"
Lineage: FM > ? > dime


:: ubu edits ::

fixed marks
deleted most of the radio intro from beginning of #1,3,5,7
omitted separate fm talk tracks
added fades
merged four parts of "For David's Sake" (8:57, 0:19, 0:16, 4:15) - some transmission issues there!
added 1.5 seconds of silence at end of #3

Additional lineage: FLAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro > FLAC (8,asb,verify)


Note on sequence:
The broadcast started live with the final 2:41 minutes of #3.
Then, in the break, #1, #2 and the first 7:37 of #3 were played.
Then, the next set was broadcast live again.

In the seed on dime, the second part of #3 was the first title, then followed #1, #2, the first part of #3, and then Set 2.