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This deluxe package includes a12-panel foldout booklet designed by BrГ¶tzmann, including very personal liner notes by him two beautiful period photographs (the waft of late '60's freedom off these is utterly exhilarating and undeniable), and the cover photo sports a large Joseph Beuys-like sculpture Peter created during the same period. Dedicated at the time to South African bassist Johnny Dyani, it's a moving poem on forces of oppression and the idea of resistance. It's a monumental piece, featuring some of the most extreme Bailey on record (sounding at times like Masayumi Takayanaki from five years later), and tremendous interplay between BrГ¶tz, Evan Parker and Willem Breuker. Second: a 40-minute masterpiece from '70, with a large group featuring three tenors, three trombones, no bassist, Fred van Hove on organ (!), Derek Bailey on guitar and Han Bennink and Sven-Ake Johansson on drums. Peter Brotzmann, Willem Breuker, Gerd Dudek and Evan Parker (saxes), Fred Van Hove (piano), Peter Kowald and Buschi Niebergall.

Peter brotzmann fuck de boere for free#

First: an unheard alternate version of BrГ¶tzmann's groundbreaking Machine Gun, this time with a nine piece group (same as the LP, adding tenor saxophonist Gerd Dudek), recorded three months before the BRO/FMP record was made! A beautiful recording, revealing some heretofore obscure aspects of the composition, it's sure to be a favorite for free jazz fans of any stripe.

Featured peformers: Peter Brtzmann (saxophone, cover art, design, liner notes, composer), Willem Breuker (saxophone), Evan Parker (saxophone), Fred Van Hove (piano), Han Bennink (drums), John Corbett (producer.

Peter brotzmann fuck de boere series#

Two of the most explosive, rivetting pieces of music ever to come out of the European vaults. Fuck de Boere: Dedicated to Johnny Dyani, an Album by P. Lately, I've been feeling the Unheard Music Series reissues Fuck de Boere (featuring a whole bunch of trombones and some deeply grimy Derek Bailey guitar) and Alarm (another large group blowout featuring some demonic Alex Von Schlippenbach piano work and a multisaxophone cast including the Reverend Frank Wright). Both recorded by the esteemed Hessischer Rundfunk organization at the Frankfurt Jazz Festival, in 19. 'Two concert recordings - never before released, mastered from original radio master tapes-by larger groups led by the German saxophone legend Peter BrГ¶tzmann.