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Артист: Dave Brubeck & Gerry Mulligan Quartet Альбом: Jazz Jamboree '70, 1999 Издатель: JVR / JVR CD 008 Жанр: Jazz Формат файла: EAC-APE-CUE-LOG-HQCovers Ссылка: CD 41 clicks Нахождение: eDonkey Примечание: Edited by JVR 1999. Exclusive distributor: Polonia Records

Tracklist:
Dave Brubeck & Gerry Mulligan Quartet
1. Jumpin' Bean [7:20]
2. St. Louis Blues [11:08]
Andrzej Kurylewicz Contemporary Music Formation & Wanda Warska
3. Interferences [6:46]
4. Rotation [8:25]
5. Fragments Of Billie Holliday's Memories [6:54]
Quinteto Cubano De Jazz
6. Missa Negra [9:45]
Theo Loevendie Consort
7. Jonathan [5:30]

Recorded at the International Jazz Festival "Jazz Jamboree", October 1970
Edited by JVR 1999. Exclusive distributor: Polonia Records
Original vinyl record: LP 'Jazz Jamboree'70 Vol.1' SXL 0696, Polskie Nagrania 1970 / LP 'Jazz Jamboree'70 Vol.2' SXL 0697, Polskie Nagrania 1970

Personnel:
Dave Brubeck – p, leader (1,2)
Gerry Mulligan – bs (1,2)
Jack Eugene Six – b (1,2)
Allan Dawson – dr (1,2)
Andrzej Przybielski – tp (3,5)
Andrzej Piela – tb (3,5)
Andrzej Kurylewicz – vtb, perc (3,5)
Jacek Bednarek – b (3,5)
Janusz Trzcinski – dr (3,5)
Tomasz Ochalski – p (3,5)
Wanda Warska – voc (5)
Paquito d’Rivera – as, cl, fl (6)
Orlando 'Cachao' Lopez – b (6)
Oscar Valdez – perc (6)
Enrique Pla – dr (6)
Theo Loevendie – as, p (7)
Leo van Oostrom – bs, cl (7)
Eddy Engels – tp 7)
William van Manen – tb (7)
Arjen Gorter – b (7)
Martin van Duynhoven – dr (7)

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Płyta nagrana w Warszawie w 1970 roku na międzynarodowym festiwalu jazzowym Jazz Jamboree. Wydawca sygnował ją jako 'Dave Brubeck & Gerry Mulligan Quartet' (!!??!!), w rzeczywistości jest to składanka różnych artystów. Utwory pierwotnie wydane były na dwóch winylach Muzy: LP 'Jazz Jamboree'70 Vol.1' SXL 0696, Polskie Nagrania 1970 / LP 'Jazz Jamboree'70 Vol.2' SXL 0697, Polskie Nagrania 1970.

This live bootleg gives the appearance of featuring the Dave Brubeck Quartet with Gerry Mulligan exclusively by its title, though the photo is of Brubeck's earlier group with Paul Desmond, Eugene Wright, and Joe Morello. It's actually a compilation of several different groups recorded during a 1970 festival in Poland (likely Warsaw). Brubeck and Mulligan are joined by bassist Jack Six and drummer Alan Dawson for their two tracks, which include a spirited rendition of Mulligan's "Jumping Bean" and an extended "St. Louis Blues" that proves to be rather humorous, especially with the baritone saxophonist's detour into "I Let a Song Go out of Heart." Reedman Paquito D'Rivera and pianist Chucho Valdes (along with at least two other members of Irakere) lead a quintet in the powerful "Missa Negra." D'Rivera starts and finishes on flute, switches to soprano sax for his intense solo, while Valdes' strong piano makes up for his somewhat meandering theme. The remaining tracks by obscure European groups are far less successful. Alto saxophonist Theo Loevendie leads a forgettable septet through his chaotic "Jonathan." The works by valve trombonist Andrzej Kurlewicz are no better; their final track adds an unnamed vocalist who does a strange medley in tribute to Billie Holiday, which features the singer narrating her tragic story, then singing brief excerpts (in passable English) of some of her most famous recordings. The lack of liner notes and incorrect instrument listings (D'Rivera is listed as playing alto sax instead of soprano and clarinet, which aren't present at all) is frustrating. Even though this CD seems to come from a broadcast or soundboard source, it is over-modulated in numerous places. Unless one is an obsessive collector of Dave Brubeck and Gerry Mulligan, there is no reason to bother looking for the deservedly obscure release. (by Ken Dryden, AMG)

Extractor: Exact Audio Copy v0.95b4
Codec: Monkey's Audio 3.97
Compression: High Lossless
Total Time: 55:52
Ripper: SurowyTato

Płyta nagrana w Warszawie w 1970 roku na międzynarodowym festiwalu jazzowym Jazz Jamboree. Wydawca sygnował ją jako 'Dave Brubeck & Gerry Mulligan Quartet' (!!??!!), w rzeczywistości jest to składanka różnych artystów. Utwory pierwotnie wydane były na dwóch winylach Muzy: LP 'Jazz Jamboree'70 Vol.1' SXL 0696, Polskie Nagrania 1970 / LP 'Jazz Jamboree'70 Vol.2' SXL 0697, Polskie Nagrania 1970.

This live bootleg gives the appearance of featuring the Dave Brubeck Quartet with Gerry Mulligan exclusively by its title, though the photo is of Brubeck's earlier group with Paul Desmond, Eugene Wright, and Joe Morello. It's actually a compilation of several different groups recorded during a 1970 festival in Poland (likely Warsaw). Brubeck and Mulligan are joined by bassist Jack Six and drummer Alan Dawson for their two tracks, which include a spirited rendition of Mulligan's "Jumping Bean" and an extended "St. Louis Blues" that proves to be rather humorous, especially with the baritone saxophonist's detour into "I Let a Song Go out of Heart." Reedman Paquito D'Rivera and pianist Chucho Valdes (along with at least two other members of Irakere) lead a quintet in the powerful "Missa Negra." D'Rivera starts and finishes on flute, switches to soprano sax for his intense solo, while Valdes' strong piano makes up for his somewhat meandering theme. The remaining tracks by obscure European groups are far less successful. Alto saxophonist Theo Loevendie leads a forgettable septet through his chaotic "Jonathan." The works by valve trombonist Andrzej Kurlewicz are no better; their final track adds an unnamed vocalist who does a strange medley in tribute to Billie Holiday, which features the singer narrating her tragic story, then singing brief excerpts (in passable English) of some of her most famous recordings. The lack of liner notes and incorrect instrument listings (D'Rivera is listed as playing alto sax instead of soprano and clarinet, which aren't present at all) is frustrating. Even though this CD seems to come from a broadcast or soundboard source, it is over-modulated in numerous places. Unless one is an obsessive collector of Dave Brubeck and Gerry Mulligan, there is no reason to bother looking for the deservedly obscure release. (by Ken Dryden, AMG)

Extractor: Exact Audio Copy v0.95b4
Codec: Monkey's Audio 3.97
Compression: High Lossless
Total Time: 55:52
Ripper: SurowyTato