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Joachim Ernst Berendt - Was Ist Jazz? (2xLP, Comp)

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Joachim Ernst Berendt - Was Ist Jazz? (2xLP, Comp)Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Comments: tear at opening sleeve! General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): Gatefold sleeve Plattenbeispiele Seite A: Duke Ellington: C Jam Blues (1942) Honky Tonk George Duke: Giant Child Within Us (1975) Louis Armstrong: Ain't Misbehavin' (1947) Benny Goodman Orchestra: Jam Session (1936) Albert Mangelsdorff

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

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tear at opening sleeve!

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Gatefold sleeve Plattenbeispiele Seite A: - Duke Ellington: C Jam Blues (1942) - Honky Tonk - George Duke: Giant Child Within Us (1975) - Louis Armstrong: Ain't Misbehavin' (1947) - Benny Goodman Orchestra: Jam Session (1936) - Albert Mangelsdorff (mit Elvin Jones, Schlagzeug): The Up And Down Man (1975) - Westafrican Drums - Große Truppenparade: Friedericus Rex - Erroll Garner: I Only Have Eyes For You (1974) - Mozart: Don Giovanni, Finale 1.Akt - Alexander von Schlippenbach (Jackie Liebezeit und Mani Neumeier, Schlagzeug): Globe Unity (1966) - Alphonse Mouzon: Jazz Rock Improvisation (1976) - George Gruntz, Sahib Shihab, Jean-Luc Ponty, The Bedouins: Noon In Tunisia (1967) - Hans Ludwig Schilling: Canzona (Robert Bodenröder, Trompete) - Louis Armstrong: Lovely Weather (1947) - Dizzy Gillespie: The Things Are Here (1968) - Maynard Ferguson: Whisper Not (1967) - Tarantella Alla Pfeifer - Johnny Hodges: Lil' Darlin' (1964) - Lee Konitz: Danke For The Memory (1968) - Charlie Mariano: Thorn Of A White Rose (1967) Plattenbeispiele Seite B: - Careless Love Blues als Salonstück - George Lewis Band: Careless Love (1955) - Perdito: Thema, Harmonien, Improvisationen - Ben Webster Meets Don Byas: Perdito (1968) - Original Tuxedo "Jass" Band: New Orleans Funeral (1964) - Tremble Kids: When You're Smiling (1971) - Bix Beiderbecke And His Orchestra: Deep Down South (1930) - Albert Ammons-Pete Johnson: Boogie Woogie Man Plattenbeispiele Seite C: - Benny Goodman Orchestra, Arr. Fletcher Henderson: Down South Camp Meeting (1936) - Duke Ellington And His Orchestra: Concerto For Cootie (Solist: Cootie Williams) (1940) - Dizzy Gillespie Big Band: Things To Come - Lee Konitz: Honeysuckle Rose (1968) - Charles Mingus: Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting (1959) - Ornette Coleman: Eventually (1961) - Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Research Arkestra: Myth Versus Reality (Sun Ra, Sythesizer) (1970) - John Handy-Ali Akbar Khan: Ganesha's Jubilee Dance (1975) - Gunter Hampel (Flöte) / Pierre Favre (Percussion): The Barriers (1976) - Joachim Kühn (mit Terumasa Hino, Trompete; Alphonse Mouzon, Schlagzeug; Nana Vasconcelos, Percussion): First Frisco (1975) - Alphonse Mouzon (mit Stu Goldberg, Synthesizer): Nyctophobia (1976) - Joachim Kühn (Piano und Solina String Ensemble): Travelling Love (1975) - Charlie Mariano (mit Jan Hammer, Synthesizer und Elektrisches Piano): Neverglades Pixie (1976) - Charlie Mariano (Sopransaxophon) / Jan Hammer (Piano): Charlotte (1976) Plattenbeispiele Seite D: - Fred McDowell: Been Drinking Water - Beispiele zur Blues-Form - Mose Allison: Nothing But The Blues - Ma Rainey: Countin' the Blues (1924) - Jimmy Rushing: Fine And Mellow (mit Ray Nance, Kornett) - Freddie Hubbard: Blues For Duane (1969) - Willie Dixon's Chicago Blues All Stars (with Sunnyland Slim, Piano; Big Walter Shakey Horton, Harmonika): Little Boy Blues (1969) - Joe Turner: Shake, Rattle + Roll (1954) - Alphonse Mouzon (mit Gary Bartz, Altsaxophone): Masterfunk (1976) - Aretha Franklin: Amazing Grace (mit Southern California Community Choir, aufgenommen in den New Temple Missionary Baptist Church Los Angeles) (1972) - Madam Mattie Wigley & Congregation: Power - Stars Of Faith: Swing Low Sweet Chariot (1969) - George Duke: Uncle Remus (1975) - Charlie Mariano (mit John Marshall, Schlagzeug): Helen12trees - Fats Waller And His Band: Let's Break the Good News (1938) - Archie Shepp: Live at the Donaueschingen Music Festival (1967) - Dave Brubeck Quartet: Perdido (1953) - Dizzy Gillespie Reunion Big Band: Things to Come

 

. Elemente Des Jazz: Rhythmus, Swing - Tonbildung
A.1. Duke Ellington - C Jam Blues
A.2. George Duke - Giant Child Within Us
A.3. Louis Armstrong - Ain't Misbehavin'
A.4. Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - Jam Session
A.5. Albert Mangelsdorff - The Up And Down Man
A.6. Unknown Artist - Große Truppenparade: Friedericus Rex
A.7. Erroll Garner - I Only Have Eyes For You
A.8. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Don Giovanni, Finale 1.Akt
A.9. Alexander von Schlippenbach - Globe Unity
A.10. Alphonse Mouzon - Jazz Rock Improvisation
A.11. George Gruntz, Sahib Shihab, Jean-Luc Ponty, The Bedouins (3) - Noon In Tunisia
A.12. Hans-Ludwig Schilling - Canzona
A.13. Louis Armstrong - Lovely Weather
A.14. Dizzy Gillespie - The Things Are Here
A.15. Maynard Ferguson - Whisper Not
A.16. Johnny Hodges - Lil' Darlin'
A.17. Lee Konitz - Danke For The Memory
A.18. Charlie Mariano - Thorn Of A White Rose
. Elemente Des Jazz (Forts.): Tonbildung Und Improvisation - Kurzgeschichte Des Jazz In 20 Beispielen: Ragtime, New Orleans, Dixieland, Chicago Stil, Boogie-Woogie
B.1. George Lewis Band - Careless Love
B.2. Ben Webster, Don Byas - Perdito
B.3. Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra - New Orleans Funeral
B.4. The Tremble Kids - When You're Smiling
B.5. Bix Beiderbecke And His Orchestra - Deep Down South
B.6. Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson - Boogie Woogie Man
. Kurzgeschichte Des Jazz In 20 Beispielen (Forts.): Swing-Stil, Bebop, Cool, Free, Jazz-Rock
C.1. Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - Down South Camp Meeting
C.2. Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - Concerto For Cootie
C.3. Dizzy Gillespie Big Band - Things To Come
C.4. Lee Konitz - Honeysuckle Rose
C.5. Charles Mingus - Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting
C.6. Ornette Coleman - Eventually
C.7. The Sun Ra Arkestra - Myth Versus Reality
C.8. John Handy, Ali Akbar Khan - Ganesha's Jubilee Dance
C.9. Gunter Hampel, Pierre Favre - The Barriers
C.10. Joachim Kühn - First Frisco
C.11. Alphonse Mouzon - Nyctophobia
C.12. Joachim Kühn - Travelling Love
C.13. Charlie Mariano - Neverglades Pixie
C.14. Charlie Mariano - Charlotte
. Blues Und Gospelsong Als Rückgrat Der Jazzentwicklung - Definition Des Jazz
D.1. Fred McDowell - Been Drinking Wate
D.2. Mose Allison - Nothing But The Blues
D.3. Ma Rainey - Countin' the Blues
D.4. Jimmy Rushing - Fine And Mellow
D.5. Freddie Hubbard - Blues For Duane
D.6. Willie Dixon, Chicago Blues All Stars - Little Boy Blues
D.7. Big Joe Turner - Shake, Rattle + Roll
D.8. Alphonse Mouzon - Masterfunk
D.9. Aretha Franklin - Amazing Grace
D.10. Madam Mattie Wigley & Congregation - Power
D.11. The Stars Of Faith - Swing Low Sweet Chariot
D.12. George Duke - Uncle Remus
D.13. Charlie Mariano - Helen12trees
D.14. Fats Waller And His Big Band - Let's Break the Good News
D.15. Archie Shepp - Live at the Donaueschingen Music Festival
D.16. The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Perdido
D.17. The Dizzy Gillespie Reunion Big Band - Things to Come

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Rights Society GEMA
Label Code LC 0979
Matrix / Runout 0088.032-2 - 1 A (0701.837 S 1)
Matrix / Runout 0088.032-2 - 1 B (0701.837 S 2)
Matrix / Runout 0088.032-2 - 2 A (0701.838 S 1)
Matrix / Runout 0088.032-2 - 2 B (0701.838 S 2)
Matrix / Runout 0701 837 S1 320 D
Matrix / Runout 0701 837 S2 320 E
Matrix / Runout 0701 838 S3 320 D
Matrix / Runout 0701 838 S4 320 C

 

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