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PRICE:
$14.00
$14.00
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1-2 Weeks
ARTIST
BROTZMANN/BENNINK/VAN HOVE
TITLE
FMP 130
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
ATAVISTIC
CATALOG #
ALP 244CD
ALP 244CD
GENRE
JAZZ
RELEASE DATE
9/9/2003
"Long hailed as one of the great powerhouse groups of European free jazz -- hear, for example, their gut-wrenching 1970 debut
Balls
-- the trio of German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, Belgian pianist Fred Van Hove and Dutch percussionist Han Bennink waxed this (arguably their greatest) LP in a Bremen studio in 1973. Unlike other, more sprawling documents of the threesome, the self-titled record, now lovingly referred to by fans as its catalogue number,
FMP 130
shows the breadth of moods and materials open to the group in a set of concise, powerful statements. Listen to Van Hove's masterful celeste, Brötzmann's bottomless bass saxophone and Bennink's unlimited well of junk percussion. Short tracks, a wide range of instruments, crisp German studio recording, and the classic cover with Brötzmann's distressed b&w photos,
FMP 130
is a proud addition to the growing FMP Archive Edition."
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