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lunedì 20 luglio 2026

Don Cherry - 1972-07-20 - Viktring, AT (FM/FLAC)




(FM broadcast FLAC)

Musikforum Schloss

Don Cherry - Trumpet & more
Dollar Brand - Piano
Nana Vasconcelos - Percussion
Johnny Dyani - Bass

Source: 
Radio broadcast > ? > CD > EAC v. 1.0 beta 2 (extraction and FLAC encoding) > FLAC compression level 8

CD1 [1:12:46]
01 Allah-o-Akbar / Waya-wa-Egoli / Blues For America / Kalahari [0:21:35.14]
02 Ntsikana's Bell / Good News (false start) / Don flute solo [0:09:52.49]
03 Good News / Don trumpet solo / Little Boy [0:07:32.14]
04 African Sun [0:05:51.29]
05 The Stride / The Pilgrim, part 1 [0:27:55.17]

CD2 [1:10:04]
01 O Berimbau (Nana's solo) [0:14:16.19]
02 The Pilgrim, part 2 / unknown / Bra Joe From Kilimanjaro [0:19:04.03]
03 Cherry / unknown / Waya-wa-Egoli [0:23:51.57]
04 unknown / Blues For America [0:10:45.52]
05 Cherry (incomplete) [0:02:07.08]

mercoledì 31 dicembre 2025

Rahsaan Roland Kirk Memorial Jazz Fest - 1978-12-31 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

('Jazz Alive' radio series FM broadcast FLAC)

Rahsaan Roland Kirk Memorial Jazz Festival
Keystone Corner San Francisco, CA December 31, 1978
performance quality: close to an A
recording quality: most of first set: B to C
(some FM interference. Enough to be annoying, but not enough to completely ruin it.)
The rest of this is between a B+ and A-
source: master FM broadcast tapes (over the air)

Leon Thomas stage announcer

set 1: (76:19)
Charles McPherson- alto sax
Larry Vucovich- piano
James Leary- bass
Eddie Marshall- drums
Babatundi- congas (tracks 8, 9)
Freddie Hubbard- trumpet (tracks 8, 9)
Leon Thomas – vocals (tracks 6-9)

01: radio announcer
02: Leon Thomas' stage introduction
03: Orient Express (Charles McPherson)
04: all the things you are (Jerome Kern – Oscar Hammerstein)
05: Slow blues – Scrapple from the Apple (Charlie Parker)
06: come Sunday (Duke Ellington)
07: Sunflower (Freddie Hubbard)
08: Now's the Time (Charlie Parker)
09: Cousin Mary (John Coltrane)
10: radio announcer wrap up
(1 cassette flip during between song talk. No music missing.)

set 2: (48:33)
Joe Henderson- tenor sax
Eddie Henderson- trumpet and flugelhorn
Freddie Hubbard- trumpet
Julian Priester- trombome
Albert Bailey- piano
James Leary- bass
Eddie Moore- drums

11: radio announcer and 1977 NYE music Auld Lang Syne
12: introduction and 1st song, invitation (Bronislau Kaper)
13: band introductions and introduction of Leon Thomas
14: band introductions and Leon Thomas announcements
15: auld lang syne (happy 1979)
16: ?
17: Leon Thomas band outro
18: New Year's 1995 preparation kit skit

set 3: (104:14, including finale jam)
Old and New Dreams
Don Cherry- pocket trumpet, piano
Dewey Redman- tenor sax, musette
Charlie Haden- bass
Ed Blackwell- drums

19: Don Cherry interview with Michael Cuscuan
20: Charlie Haden interview with Michael Cuscuna
21: radio and stage introductions Old and New Dreams
22: happy house (Ornette Coleman)
23: broken shadows (Ornette Coleman)
24: chairman mao (Charlie Haden)
25: old and new dreams? and Leon Thomas outro
26: radio announcer talk
27: Todd Barkan, Juilian Priester and Leon Thomas interview.
28: Leon Thomas intro for finale jam
29: confirmation (Charlie Parker) finale jam
30: radio announcer wrap up

total runtime: 229:08

Comments:
There's probably someone with a better copy of this than what is here, although this is all of NPR's Keystone Corner part of their 1978 New Year's Eve broadcast. The night started with a Count Basie tribute set from the East coast of the U.S.A. That didn't do much for me at all, but all of this is good and a comment posted on previous version of the Joe Henderson part of this asking to hear OAND made me decide to share all three of these sets. I think they are all very good sets. There is static in this version, especially in the 1st (McPherson) set. it's not constant but too persistent for me to attempt to "repair" it. After Hubbard joins there is not as much interference, (about an hour into this recording) If it was really bad I wouldn't bother upping this, but most of what I have to share is better quality sound, and this is a very fine night of jazz music here. I believe this is the world premiere for live Old and New Dreams. It's a serious allstar lineup. Hope you all enjoy it.

sabato 23 dicembre 2017

Don Cherry with the George Gruntz Group - Tunisia & Stuttgart - 1969 (FM/FLAC)




(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
FM>?>Trade CD>EAC>FLAC>Vuze>Dimeadozen

Tunisia

May 1969

George Gruntz - piano, celeste
Don Cherry - cornet, flute
Sahib Shihab - flute, alto flute, soprano saxophone
Henri Texier - bass
Daniel Humair - drums
Salah El Mehdi - ney, flute
Moktar Slama - bendire, bagpipe, mezuette, soukra
Jelloud Osman - ney, bendire, mezzuette, bagpipe
Hattab Jouini - tabla, darbouka, bendire

01. Untitled intro 0:44
02. Buanuara 5:23
03. Alaji 3:43
04. Salhe 1:36
05. Nemeit 5:04
06. Fazani 5:00

Beethovensaal der Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany

5 September 1969

Same personnel and Eberhard Weber - bass

07. Mahgreb Cantata part 1 (Is Tikhbar, Ghitta, Alaji) 11:25
08. Mahgreb Cantata part 2 (Djerbi, M'rabaa, Buanuara) 22:21
09. Mahgreb Cantata part 3 (Nemeit, Hayadanumuyama, Fazani) 18:03

Total Time: 73:23

Discographical information adapted from Don Cherry - Unissued Recordings: http://web.comhem.se/kassman/doncherry.htm
See also http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/Tapes.aspx?s=19690905