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Album · 1971

Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra

by Oliver Nelson

Released
1971
Label
Flying Dutchman Records
Catalogue no.
FD-10134
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
22:44
Country
US

“Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra” is an album by Oliver Nelson, released in 1971 on Flying Dutchman Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 22:44. The line-up features Addi Feuerstein (tenor saxophone), Åke Persson (trombone), Barry Ross (trombone), Carmell Jones (trumpet) and Charles Orieux (trombone).

Who played on Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra

  • Addi Feuerstein tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Åke Persson trombone all tracks
  • Barry Ross trombone all tracks
  • Carmell Jones trumpet all tracks
  • Charles Orieux trombone all tracks
  • Dai Bowen percussion all tracks
  • Freddy L'host clarinet all tracks
  • Hans-Joachim Lange bass all tracks
  • Harry Stamp trumpet all tracks
  • Heinz Niemeyer percussion all tracks
  • Jan Konopasek baritone saxophone all tracks
  • Kai Rautenberg piano all tracks
  • Klaus Marmulla alto saxophone all tracks
  • Kurt Masnick trombone all tracks
  • Leo Wright alto saxophone all tracks
  • Manfred Stoppachier trumpet all tracks
  • Milo Pavlović trumpet all tracks
  • Oliver Nelson arranger, alto saxophone all tracks
  • Rolf Römer tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Ron Simmonds trumpet all tracks
  • Slide Hampton trombone all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra: Confrontation
  2. 2 Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra: Checkpoint Charlie
  3. 3 Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra: Relative Calm
  4. 4 Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra: Over the Wall
  5. 5 Ku-Damm 6:02
  6. 6 Wannsee 5:21
  7. 7 Heidi 6:07
  8. 8 Berlin bei Nacht 5:14

More albums by Oliver Nelson

Afro Meet Oliver Nelson 1959 · New Jazz Taking Care of Business 1960 · Prestige Screamin' the Blues 1961 · Prestige Straight Ahead 1961 · Prestige The Blues and the Abstract Truth 1961 · impulse! Soul Battle 1962 · Prestige Impressions of Phaedra 1962 · United Artists Jazz Afro/American Sketches 1962 · Prestige More Blues and the Abstract Truth 1965 · impulse! Leonard Feather Presents the Sound of Feeling and the Sound of Oliver Nelson 1966 · Verve Oliver Nelson Plays Michelle 1966 · impulse!

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra?

The line-up of Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra includes Addi Feuerstein (tenor saxophone), Åke Persson (trombone), Barry Ross (trombone), Carmell Jones (trumpet), Charles Orieux (trombone), Dai Bowen (percussion), Freddy L'host (clarinet) and Hans-Joachim Lange (bass).

Which label released Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra?

Berlin Dialogue for Orchestra was released in 1971 on Flying Dutchman Records (FD-10134).

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