Live album · 2011
Stockholm, Berlin 1966
- Released
- 24 October 2011
- Label
- hatOLOGY
- Catalogue no.
- hatOLOGY 717
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 59:11
- Country
- CH
“Stockholm, Berlin 1966” is a live album by Albert Ayler, released in 2011 on hatOLOGY. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 59:11. The line-up features Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone), Beaver Harris (drums (drum set)), Bill Folwell (double bass), Donald Ayler (trumpet) and Michel Sampson (violin).
Who played on Stockholm, Berlin 1966
- Albert Ayler tenor saxophone all tracks
- Beaver Harris drums (drum set) all tracks
- Bill Folwell double bass all tracks
- Donald Ayler trumpet all tracks
- Michel Sampson violin all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Truth Is Marching In — Albert Ayler 9:15
- 2 Omega (Is the Alpha) — Albert Ayler 10:36
- 3 Our Prayer / Bells — Albert Ayler 7:51
- 4 Infinite Spirit / Japan — Albert Ayler 3:53
- 5 Truth Is Marching In — Albert Ayler 7:25
- 6 Omega (Is the Alpha) — Albert Ayler 3:36
- 7 Our Prayer / Truth Is Marching In — Albert Ayler 5:06
- 8 Ghosts / Bells — Albert Ayler 11:29
More albums by Albert Ayler
The First Recordings
1962 · Bird Notes
The First Recordings, Volume 2
1962 · Bird Notes
Witches & Devils
1964 · Debut
My Name Is Albert Ayler
1964 · Fontana
Spirits Rejoice
1965 · ESP‐Disk’
New York Eye and Ear Control
1966 · ESP‐Disk’
The Dedication Series, Volume VII: The Village Concerts
1967 · Live · impulse!
In Greenwich Village
1967 · Live · impulse!
Love Cry
1968 · impulse!
The Last Album
1969
New Grass
1969 · impulse!
Nuits de la Fondation Maeght, Volume 2
1970 · Live · Shandar
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Stockholm, Berlin 1966?
The line-up of Stockholm, Berlin 1966 includes Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone), Beaver Harris (drums (drum set)), Bill Folwell (double bass), Donald Ayler (trumpet) and Michel Sampson (violin).
Which label released Stockholm, Berlin 1966?
Stockholm, Berlin 1966 was released in 2011 on hatOLOGY (hatOLOGY 717).
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