Showing posts with label Ewald Oberleitner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ewald Oberleitner. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

NEIGHBOURS @ CAFE STOCKWERK 2008



Neighbours & friends

Cafe Stockwerk
Graz / Austria

2008 May 07

AUD - edirol R09 with ext stereo mic and church audio preamp stc-9000 - adobe audition - flac


dieter glawischnig - p
fred anderson - ts
hans glawischnig - b
ewald oberleitnet - b
john marshall - dr

they played two continuous sets - i splitted it in tracks for better handling ...



this concert was part of the 70th birthday anniversary tour for dieter glawischnig, the long-year leader of the ndr bigband and founder of the neighbours, a trio with ewald oberleitner and john preininger (who died 2002)

he played with F.Anderson, H.Barthelmes, K.Berger, P.Bley, B.Brimfield, G.Dudek, G.Falk, S.Gioffrey, E.Jandl, E.Jost, M.Lucas, R.Malfatti, A.Mangelsdorff, R.Mitchell, C.Muthspiel, H.Pepl, W.Pirchner,  M.Schoof, M.Stuart, J.Surman, T.Oxley, ........

NEIGHBOURS @ LANDESSTUDIO 1996


NEIGHBOURS

ORF Landesstudio
Eisenstadt (Austria)

January 13, 1996

Dieter Glawischnig (p)
Ewald Oberleitner (b)
John Preininger (dr,perc)

1. OBER-TÜRE - 5:11
2. KON-TAKT - 4:31
3. STRUCTURE 1969, I - IV - 28:04
4. ÜBER-LAGERUNG - 10:49

Lineage: ORF radio broadcast (FM) > MC > MD > HD (flac 8)

Sound: A / A -

Note: The jazz content of this music is very doubtful but since Dieter Glawischnig is well known as director and conductor of the famous NDR Big Band I decided to list it in the "jazz" category.

Neighbours (feat. Fred Anderson) @ Quaisimodo, Berlin, Germany Dec 8, 1980



Neighbours feat. Fred Anderson

Quasimodo
Berlin, Germany

1980.12.08 - December 08, 1980

Source/Lineage/Quality: Clone from master - CDR – HD – flac -dime -A - special thanks to the taper !


01) 65:21 (cut 47:13)
02) 69:41 (cut 28:30)

Fred Anderson ts
Dieter Glawischnig p,
Ewald Oberleitner b
John Preininger dr





An incredible find!  A super rare treat to find a recording of this age with my personal favorite sax player Fred Anderson.  I had not heard this ensemble before and was blown away by the highly intuitive interaction amongst the players.