Various – 2. Internationales New Jazz Meeting Auf Burg Altena

More images

Label:	JG-Records – JG 027/028
Format:	2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:	Germany
Released:	1971
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Free Jazz, Modal

Tracklist

A1	Peter Brötzmann Trio*–	Just For Altena Drums – Han Bennink Piano – Fred Van Hove Tenor Saxophone – Peter Brötzmann	26:06
B1	Alan Skidmore Quintet* & Mike Osborne–	KLM Alto Saxophone – Mike Osborne Baritone Saxophone – John Surman Bass – Chris Laurence Bass Clarinet – John Surman Composed By – John Surman Drums – Tony Levin (2) Piano – John Taylor (2) Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore Trombone – Malcolm Griffiths Vocals – Norma Winstone	14:06
B2	Alan Skidmore Quintet* & Mike Osborne–	And Think Again Alto Saxophone – Mike Osborne Baritone Saxophone – John Surman Bass – Chris Laurence Bass Clarinet – John Surman Composed By – John Taylor (2) Drums – Tony Levin (2) Piano – John Taylor (2) Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore Trombone – Malcolm Griffiths Vocals – Norma Winstone	11:35
C1	Tomasz Stanko Quintet*–	No Name Piece Bass – Bronislaw Suchanek* Composed By – Zbigniew Seifert Drums – Janusz Stefanski* Tenor Saxophone – Janusz Muniak Trumpet – Tomasz Stanko* Violin – Zbigniew Seifert	8:20
C2	Unknown Artist–	Introduction	1:04
C3	New Jazz Ensemble '71 With Karin Krog–	Free Spirits Bass – Peter Trunk Composed By – Manfred Schoof Drums – Cees See Flugelhorn – Manfred Schoof Tenor Saxophone – Gerd Dudek Trombone – Albert Mangelsdorff Vocals – Karin Krog	18:28
D1	Albert Mangelsdorff Quartet* & The Trio–	Timelife Revisiting Baritone Saxophone – John Surman Bass – Barre Phillips, Günter Lenz Composed By – John Surman Drums – Ralf Hübner, Stu Martin Soprano Saxophone – John Surman Tenor Saxophone – Heinz Sauer Trombone – Albert Mangelsdorff

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – International New Jazz Meeting Burg Altena

Notes

Recorded at the International New Jazz Meeting Burg Altena in June 1971

Recommendations

Internationales New Jazz Meeting Auf Burg Altena
Various
1970 Germany
Vinyl —
LP
Shop
Ovary Lodge
Ovary Lodge
1976 UK
Vinyl —
LP
Shop
Brötzmann/Van Hove/Bennink
Brötzmann / Van Hove / Bennink
1973 Germany
Vinyl —
LP, Album
Shop
Outspan No 1
Brötzmann / Van Hove / Bennink Plus Albert Mangelsdorff
1975 Germany
Vinyl —
LP
Shop
Andrew Cyrille Meets Brötzmann In Berlin
Andrew Cyrille Meets Brötzmann
1983 Germany
Vinyl —
LP
Shop
The Cheque Is In The Mail
Elton Dean / Joe Gallivan / Kenny Wheeler
1977 UK
Vinyl —
LP, Album
Shop
Born Free: The 12. German Jazz Festival
Various
1970 Germany
Vinyl —
LP
Shop
New Jazz Festival Balver Höhle (New Jazz 1974 & 1975)
Various
2016 Germany
CD
Shop
Improvisie
Paul Bley
1971 France
Vinyl —
LP, Album
Shop
Idylle Und Katastrophen
Sven-Åke Johansson - Alexander von Schlippenbach & Derek Bailey - Günter Christmann - Wolfgang Fuchs - Paul Lovens - Candace Natvig - Maarten Van Regteren Altena
1980 Germany
Vinyl —
LP
Shop

Reviews

tcps Dec 13, 2019
Vinyl is never just the music. These records by the way do not even sound very good. The recording and pressing quality is at amateur levels. But why are you guys complaining? To everybodies taste. I went to school near the castle. I was having my first beers in a pub not far away with my buddies listening to pop and rock music in the 90s. Later I went into Jazz. I play Piano Sax and drums myself and I would happily pay for all these stupid reasons 2000 bucks for a mint record of this seminal event from the year I was born -immediately. I am not asking anyone to do the same. But the world is not black and white guys.
sotise2 Feb 13, 2018
Yes its really happening an insane vinyl bubble!!... the seller of this record is taking a punt putting a ridiculous amount on something he doesn’t really want to sell... if its the music people want and not the fetish object they ought to seek it out as a download online gratis ....
its a sign of the vacuousness of our disposable celebrity culture , and a civilization in an advanced state of decrepitude which elevates ...antiques /fetish objects to a status of greater importance than common decency permits...

Free jazz record collectors are are now just the new wave of nostalgia induced antique collectors searching for an elusive non existent authenticity they don’t actually possess in their personal lives.....