Explore the largest community of artists, bands, podcasters and creators of music & audio. 15 Aug 2007 Almost forty years have passed since the 1968 recording of German reedman Peter Brötzmann's Machine Gun at the Lila Eule in Bremen. Peter Brötzmann (born March 6, 1941 in Remscheid, Germany) is a German free jazz saxophonist. Brötzmann is among the most important European free jazz Portrait of a European jazz legend, maverick saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, who been a leading figure of European jazz since his album Machine Gun (1968). Interview with German improviser Peter Brötzmann. 1968, the year of political turmoil in Europe, saw the release of Machine Gun, an octet recording often Exposure to American free jazz opened saxophonist Peter Brötzmann's musical floodgate, & nearly 40 years on his expressive torrent shows no signs of abatement. Initially, he ran his own label, Brö, issuing For Adolphe Sax & Machine Gun For the Enjoy Jazz festival in 2008 Peter Brötzmann’s Full Blast trio - a mind-blowing hardcore band itself – was augmented by Peter Evans, Mars Williams and Keiji Haino, who added even more power and brute force to the original line up.
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29 Jan 2012 Artist/Band: The Peter Brotzmann Octet Album: Machine Gun Year: 1968 Genre: Free jazz Wikipedia article: Machine Gun is the second album by jazz saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, released on the BRÖ label in 1968, later reissued on the FMP label in 1971. In 1990 22 Nov 2010 No 39: A trailblazing Recorded May 1968 at "Lila Eule", Bremen Peter Brötzmann: baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone. Peter Kowald: acoustic bass. Buschi Niebergall: acoustic This could be what Ornette Coleman might have sounded like if Steve Albini produced him. This is complex noise music - and like watching a master's grappling 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of Machine Gun's release, but it's still just as Peter Brotzmann's second release as a leader, this was the album that firmly
22 Nov 2010 No 39: A trailblazing
Interview with German improviser Peter Brötzmann. 1968, the year of political turmoil in Europe, saw the release of Machine Gun, an octet recording often Exposure to American free jazz opened saxophonist Peter Brötzmann's musical floodgate, & nearly 40 years on his expressive torrent shows no signs of abatement. Initially, he ran his own label, Brö, issuing For Adolphe Sax & Machine Gun For the Enjoy Jazz festival in 2008 Peter Brötzmann’s Full Blast trio - a mind-blowing hardcore band itself – was augmented by Peter Evans, Mars Williams and Keiji Haino, who added even more power and brute force to the original line up. The solos have that Coltrane-esque mix of exaltation with tinges of remorse. In Print: The BSC On Another Timbre: Skogen / Taus / Osvaldo Coluccino / Caddy; Krebs & Mayas Reissued: Steve Lacy On No Business: Lazro, Pauvros & Turner / Ran Blake & David Fabris / Nobuyasu Furuya Paul Schütze Vinyl Solution: Sean Baxter…
Recorded May 1968 at "Lila Eule", Bremen Peter Brötzmann: baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone. Peter Kowald: acoustic bass. Buschi Niebergall: acoustic
Exposure to American free jazz opened saxophonist Peter Brötzmann's musical floodgate, & nearly 40 years on his expressive torrent shows no signs of abatement. Initially, he ran his own label, Brö, issuing For Adolphe Sax & Machine Gun For the Enjoy Jazz festival in 2008 Peter Brötzmann’s Full Blast trio - a mind-blowing hardcore band itself – was augmented by Peter Evans, Mars Williams and Keiji Haino, who added even more power and brute force to the original line up.
Recorded May 1968 at "Lila Eule", Bremen Peter Brötzmann: baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone. Peter Kowald: acoustic bass. Buschi Niebergall: acoustic T-Shirt/Apparel from trost records, $26.00 USD. 50th anniversary Machine Gun shirt, official Brötzmann approved merch, two color screenprint, Explore the largest community of artists, bands, podcasters and creators of music & audio. 15 Aug 2007 Almost forty years have passed since the 1968 recording of German reedman Peter Brötzmann's Machine Gun at the Lila Eule in Bremen.
2018 marks the 50th anniversary of Machine Gun's release, but it's still just as Peter Brotzmann's second release as a leader, this was the album that firmly
Interview with German improviser Peter Brötzmann. 1968, the year of political turmoil in Europe, saw the release of Machine Gun, an octet recording often Exposure to American free jazz opened saxophonist Peter Brötzmann's musical floodgate, & nearly 40 years on his expressive torrent shows no signs of abatement. Initially, he ran his own label, Brö, issuing For Adolphe Sax & Machine Gun For the Enjoy Jazz festival in 2008 Peter Brötzmann’s Full Blast trio - a mind-blowing hardcore band itself – was augmented by Peter Evans, Mars Williams and Keiji Haino, who added even more power and brute force to the original line up. The solos have that Coltrane-esque mix of exaltation with tinges of remorse.