Live album · 1989
In East-Berlin
- Released
- 31 October 1989
- Catalogue no.
- FMP CD 13/14
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 2:24:54
- Country
- DE
“In East-Berlin” is a live album by Cecil Taylor · Solo / Cecil Taylor & Günter Sommer, released in 1989 on FMP/Free Music Production. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 2:24:54. The line-up features Cecil Taylor (piano) and Günter Sommer (drums (drum set)).
Who played on In East-Berlin
- Cecil Taylor piano all tracks
- Günter Sommer drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-1 Reinforced Concrete, Part 1 — Cecil Taylor 13:47
- 1-2 Reinforced Concrete, Part 2 — Cecil Taylor 20:33
- 1-3 Reinforced Concrete, Part 3 — Cecil Taylor 30:23
- 1-4 Stone, Part 1 — Cecil Taylor 1:48
- 1-5 Stone, Part 2 — Cecil Taylor 1:13
- 1-6 Stone, Part 3 — Cecil Taylor 1:13
- 1-7 The Old Canal — Cecil Taylor 2:01
- 1-8 Stone, Part 4 — Cecil Taylor 1:48
- 2-1 Puuc, Part 1 — Günter Sommer, Cecil Taylor 38:25
- 2-2 Puuc, Part 2 — Günter Sommer, Cecil Taylor 22:37
- 2-3 Puuc, Part 3 — Günter Sommer, Cecil Taylor 11:07
Production
- Jost Gebers producer
- Kurt Agt recording
- Bert Noglik liner notes
- Paul Lytton liner notes
More albums by Cecil Taylor · Solo / Cecil Taylor & Günter Sommer
The World of Cecil Taylor
1960 · Candid
Live at the Cafe Montmartre
1963 · Live · Debut
Unit Structures
1966 · Blue Note
Jumpin’ Punkins
1971 · Candid
New York City R&B
1972 · Barnaby Records
Innovations
1972 · Live · Polydor
Student Studies
1973 · Live · BYG Records
Solo
1973 · Live · Trio
Silent Tongues
1975 · Live · Freedom
The Cecil Taylor Unit
1978 · New World Records
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
1981 · MPS
It Is in the Brewing Luminous
1981 · Live · HatHut Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on In East-Berlin?
The line-up of In East-Berlin includes Cecil Taylor (piano) and Günter Sommer (drums (drum set)).
Which label released In East-Berlin?
In East-Berlin was released in 1989 on FMP/Free Music Production (FMP CD 13/14).
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