Live album · 2021
Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84
- Released
- 30 November 2021
- Label
- Fundacja Słuchaj
- Catalogue no.
- FSR 16|2021
- Tracklist
- 3 tracks
- Length
- 1:02:11
- Country
- PL
“Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84” is a live album by Cecil Taylor, released in 2021 on Fundacja Słuchaj. The original release has 3 tracks with a running time of 1:02:11. The line-up features André Martínez (drums (drum set)), Cecil Taylor (liner notes, conductor), Enrico Rava (trumpet), Frank Wright (tenor saxophone) and Gunter Hampel (bass clarinet, vibraphone).
Who played on Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84
- André Martínez drums (drum set) all tracks
- Cecil Taylor liner notes, conductor, piano all tracks
- Enrico Rava trumpet all tracks
- Frank Wright tenor saxophone all tracks
- Gunter Hampel bass clarinet, vibraphone all tracks
- Jimmy Lyons alto saxophone all tracks
- John Tchicai tenor saxophone all tracks
- Karen Borca bassoon all tracks
- Konrad „Conny“ Bauer trombone all tracks
- Tomasz Stańko trumpet all tracks
- William Parker double bass all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Music From Two Continents A 12:04
- 2 Music From Two Continents B 25:06
- 3 Music From Two Continents C 25:01
Production
- Polskie Radio recording
- Grzegorz Piwkowski mastering
- Maciej Karłowski producer
More albums by Cecil Taylor
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84?
The line-up of Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84 includes André Martínez (drums (drum set)), Cecil Taylor (liner notes, conductor), Enrico Rava (trumpet), Frank Wright (tenor saxophone), Gunter Hampel (bass clarinet, vibraphone), Jimmy Lyons (alto saxophone), John Tchicai (tenor saxophone) and Karen Borca (bassoon).
Which label released Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84?
Music From Two Continents: Live at Jazz Jamboree ‘84 was released in 2021 on Fundacja Słuchaj (FSR 16|2021).
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