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Marilyn Crispell - Circles

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Ostrich Quartet - Questions (Rotterdam)

Improvisation for Traditionalists

selected and connected by @Ekki0815 in Oct. 2015
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01 FEZ - Violett mit Eiweiß
   written by Conrad Bauer
   1978
   
02 Bora Rokovic - String Em
   written by Bora Rokovic
   1980
   
03 Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Old Time Southside Street Dance
   written by Joseph Jarman
   1980
   
04 Interjazz 4 - Prolinání (Blending)
   written by Antonin Matzner
   1979
   
05 Conrad Bauer - Otto
   written by Conrad Bauer
   1981
   
06 Interjazz 4 - Khanya
   written by Louis T. Moholo
   1979
   
07 FEZ - 4 Takte für S.
   written by Conrad Bauer
   1978
   
08 Curtis Fuller with the Yusef Lateef Quintet - Chang Chang Chang
   written by Yusef Lateef
   1989
   
09 Interjazz 4 - Good Old Circus
   written by Albert Mangelsdorff
   AMIGA 8 55 869
   1979
   
10 Family of Percussion - Percussion Complot
   written by Giger/Lang/Nicholas/Gurtu
   1989
   
11 Michael Smith - Improvisation for Traditionalists
   written by Michael Smith
   1977
   
12 Jazz Orchester der DDR - Tita
   written by Manfred Hering
   1988
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Improvisation for Traditionalists

My radio show In The Moment is now on Thursday nights at 9PM and Thursday 2/16/17 9PM PST 91.1 FM and http://kcsm.org/:
Bay Area based saxophonist Robert Stewart, who recently retired from performing, is heard in a stellar live recording with the Robert Stewart Experience, at Yoshi's in Oakland, from July 15th, 1998. He was in the very good company of Babatunde Lea, on drums; Ron Belcher is the bassist; one of Robert's early mentors, the late Ed Kelly, is heard on piano. This remains among the favorite units for Robert in the three decades of the Experience.

Robert was also a protege of Eddie Harris, Pharaoh Sanders, and Billy Higgins. He was lead tenor on Wynton Marsalis's Blood On The Fields, among many other accomplishments. This is the third recording for Black History Month that I recently saved and digitized from deteriorating reel to reel tapes. It has never aired on KCSM before, and was originally broadcast on KPFA. We honor Robert, Ed, Babatunde, and Ron for their great artistry and this performance. One of the best I have ever recorded.

The Robert Stewart Experience largely played music from The Force, which was released in 1998 and produced by Quincy Jones for his Qwest label. We'll hear Al Fatihah/The Opener, Bye Bye Blackbird, and Revelations, on KCSM's In The Moment.

As of January, Robert retired from performance, to pursue his interests in writing religious books and archeology. He is currently at an excavation in Guatemala. Let's all wish him well and thank him for the music!!

KCSM In The Moment 2-16-17 Robert Stewart at Yoshi's 7/15/98

HARRY PEPL (tape) & THE (LONELY) SINGLE SWINGER BAND
Live @ Brauhaus Breznik, Bleiburg, November 15, 2018 (Soundboard Recording!)

Harry Pepl – guitar, keyboards, guitar synth bass (tape)
Clemens Salesny – alto sax
Martin Bayer – guitar
Andi Schreiber – violin
Valentin Duit – drums
Markus Wallner – sound

Harry Pepl, the world-renowned Austrian composer, jazz guitarist, and “improvisational giant” (“Le Monde”), who passed away in 2005, is back on stage!
The quartet interacts with one of the last and so far unpublished creative periods of Pepl: the recordings to which he gave the bitterly ironic title “Harry Pepl’s Lonely Single Swinger Band”. Pepl played all the instruments (guitar, synthesizers, piano, vocals, drums) one at a time in his own recording studio in Hernstein (Lower Austria), spontaneously improvising to the music he had just recorded – a musical dialog with himself.
This wealth of unpublished material is used as a starting point, allowing the quartet to interact and improvise with the legend, every time in a new way. It is as if Harry Pepl were still on stage playing with the live musicians…

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