KLAUS DOLDINGER QUARTETT LIVE 1962 RARE GERMAN JAZZ
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Description
You are bidding on a real collector´s item presenting 60´s Jazz in Germany at its best, performed by legendary saxman DOLDINGER & his cats:
__KLAUS DOLDINGER: tenor sax
__INGFRIED HOFFMANN: organ
__HELMUT KANDLBERGER: bass
__PETER TRUNK: bass
__KLAUS WEISS: drums
"LIVE AT THE BLUE NOTE BERLIN" Philips 840 444 PY Stereo (German Pressing!)
History:
The first LP by THE KLAUS DOLDINGER QUARTETT (Jazz made in Germany, Philips-twen P 48024 L) released in 1962, was not only pronounced the best German jazz contribution of the year, but also developed into an international success. It was, in addition, the first record by a German jazz group to be released in the United States for a number of very lean years. Klaus Doldinger, who carries on in the tradition of Coleman Hawkins, Sonny Stitt, and Lucky Thompson, likes playing in public. Thus, this (his second) album was not cut in a studio, but was recorded live in Germany´s only jazz club with a genuine international profile: the "BLUE NOTE" in Berlin, on December 17th and 18th, 1963.
Tracks:
1. Waltz of the jive cats
2. Blue-Note Samba
3. Smoke gets in your eyes
4. Minor kick
5. Careless love
6. Ack, Vaermeland du skoena
7. Two getting together
>> COVER: thin laminated jacket with full gloss and only minimal signs of wear NM(-)
>> Vinyl: very shiny and clean wax, almost flawless excerpt from very minor scuffing (nearly invisible) NM+
You are bidding on a rare German jazz record in amazing shape - a true collector´s item for the fan of 60´s European jazz!!
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