ENDEIT

Album · 1973

This Way Out

by Joachim Kühn

Released
1973
Label
BASF
Catalogue no.
2921752-3
Tracklist
16 tracks
Length
1:20:10
Country
DE

“This Way Out” is an album by Joachim Kühn, released in 1973 on BASF. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 1:20:10. Jazz standards on the record include “All The Things You Are” and “Body And Soul”. The line-up features Daniel Humair (percussion), Peter Warren (strings), Gerd Dudek (woodwind) and Joachim Kühn (piano, alto saxophone).

Who played on This Way Out

Tracklist

  1. 1-A1 Brother Rolf — Joachim Kühn 1:53
  2. 1-A2 Byg Bridge — Joachim Kühn 5:51
  3. 1-A3 Amok — Joachim Kühn 5:50
  4. 1-A4 She’s a Beauty — Joachim Kühn 4:37
  5. 1-A5 Spaced In — Joachim Kühn 4:15
  6. 1-B1 Body and Soul standard — Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour 5:13
  7. 1-B2 Phallic Dance — Peter Warren 6:03
  8. 1-B3 Juxtaposition — Daniel Humair 3:47
  9. 1-B4 All the Things You Are standard — Jerome Kern 3:36
  10. 1-B5 Paris ’72 0:58
  11. 2-C1 This Way Out — Joachim Kühn 4:51
  12. 2-C2 Do Dat Dudek — Joachim Kühn 5:26
  13. 2-C3 Sound Color One — Joachim Kühn 1:59
  14. 2-C4 Sound Color Two — Joachim Kühn 1:13
  15. 2-C5 Other Way Out — Joachim Kühn 3:46
  16. 2-D Unison Union — Joachim Kühn 20:54

More albums by Joachim Kühn

Sound of Feelings 1969 · BYG Records Bloody Rockers 1969 · BYG Records Paris is Wonderful 1970 · BYG Records Piano Solo 1972 · BASF Cinemascope 1974 · BASF Hip Elegy 1976 · MPS Springfever 1976 · Atlantic Charisma 1977 · Atlantic Snow in the Desert 1980 · Atlantic Nightline New York 1981 · Sandra Music Productions United Nations 1981 · Atlantic I’m Not Dreaming 1983 · CMP Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on This Way Out?

The line-up of This Way Out includes Daniel Humair (percussion), Peter Warren (strings), Gerd Dudek (woodwind) and Joachim Kühn (piano, alto saxophone).

Which label released This Way Out?

This Way Out was released in 1973 on BASF (2921752-3).

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