Showing posts with label Organic Jazz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic Jazz. Show all posts

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Hmm....





















































Here's the first in a row of older posts that I 'll rework & reup  in the next weeks / months - Büdi and Gumbl's Hmm... LP released 1983 on the excellent Biber label.
The amazing cover art exploded when I pulled the lp out from some shelf in my favourite record store. At that time I had only 3 records on Biber (Dadadogs, Lenny MacDowell, Ralf Illenberger's Circle) and was on the hunt for more, because these 3 are GREAT! I don't have to tell how pleasing it was to see the Biber logo and all those NAMES on the back cover.... Was ist die Zeit (transl. what is time) has been my fave on the LP for ages and you probably don't want to know but this track (and Dadadogs' Big Piece, Big Peace) are included in my Autumn Air mix for Chee's Musicwise series (last copies still available). 
But please let me tell you that the whole record is a bust! If you like humorous Ethno Jazz and you missed it the first time around check it out now......

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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Hirsch & Baum & Abendstern














































here's one of my favourite finds of the last years - Thierfeldt's "Dilattantischer Sentimentalismus".
Wolfgang Thierfeld, a member of the amazing Release Music Orchestra,  is accompanied by Krzystof Scieranski, Hans-Dieter Lorenz, Friedemann Graef, Albrecht Riermeier, Zbigniew Namyslowski, Paul B. Engel and Bubacar Jameh. Their jazz is contemporary and it's awsome imho. Ambient fusion? I don't know - listen and tell me what you hear!


Sunday, March 20, 2011

dedicated to my friends in Japan



I'd rather turn off the computer and use candles at night than keep getting electricity from nuclear power plants. Get your candles too and listen.

The Fusion Vol. I & II

Monday, March 29, 2010

Unknown Tracks





For those who have overseen it in Cesare's Thomas Almquist post -
Luis aka Acid Dragon from Mexico kindly contributed the "Unknown Tracks". If you liked Nyanser, you will enjoy them Here. If you - Dear Guest - have a picture of the cover.... Thanks in advance!