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Peter Br

Read "Peter Br" reviewed by Clifford Allen


Peter Brötzmann The Complete Machine Gun Sessions Atavistic 2007 Almost forty years have passed since the 1968 recording of German reedman Peter Brötzmann's Machine Gun at the Lila Eule in Bremen. The session, now regarded as one of the cornerstone records of European free improvisation, was a combination ...

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Peter Brotzmann: The Complete Machine Gun Sessions

Read "The Complete Machine Gun Sessions" reviewed by Troy Collins


An essential recording, Machine Gun's rightful place in the pantheon of seminal free jazz recordings is uncontested. The first major document of European free improvisation, Atavistic's Unheard Music Series reissue supplements the legendary session by bolstering the original album with two alternate takes and the only documented live performance of the furious title track. ...

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Peter Br

Read "Peter  Br" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The milestones of the 66 year old German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann's career are a useful device by which to review his prolific and passionate music making. From early experiments with Alexander von Schlippenbach and the Globe Unity Orchestra, he gained jazz infamy with an octet recording called Machine Gun (FMP, 1968). Aptly named, the unrelenting surge ...

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Peter Brotzmann/Michael Zerang: Live In Beirut

Read "Live In Beirut" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Perhaps you do know it all. That is, you believe you know what Peter Brötzmann sounds like. Certainly, if you have been paying attention for the last forty years, his blasting machine gun saxophone has caused you to either turn up the volume or turn it way down. To those who believe that “if ...

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Peter Brötzmann & Joe McPhee Quartet in Tel Aviv

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Peter Brötzmann & Joe McPhee Quartet Levontin 7 Tel Aviv, Israel May 15, 2007 Writers tend to describe the blowing of German reed player Peter Brötzmann in terms of meteorological abnormalities. There is some truth in such metaphors, but such writers miss a much broader spectrum of articulations ...

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Pica Pica

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Instant Tears; Wie Due Mir, So Ich Dir Noch Lange Nicht; Pica Pica.

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Alarm

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Alarm, Part 1; Alarm, Part 2; Jerry Sacem.

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An Exhausting Broztmann and Bennink

Read "An Exhausting Broztmann and Bennink" reviewed by Erik R. Quick


Peter Brötzmann and Han Bennink An Die Musik Baltimore, MD October 7, 2006 Few, if any, would claim that Peter Brötzmann is a tune meister. He has been referred to by some as a “sonic terrorist", while others describe his performances as “aural punishment". One story, perhaps fictional but ...

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Brotzmann / Mangelsdorff / Sommer: Pica Pica

Read "Pica Pica" reviewed by James Taylor


Pica Pica is an all-star affair featuring the trio of Peter Brötzmann (reeds), Albert Mangelsdorff (trombone) and Gunter Sommer (drums), originally recorded in 1982 at Jazzfest Unna in Germany. Dug out of the FMP archives for Atavistic's Unheard Music Series, Pica Pica is now available here in the States. The pairing of Mangelsdorff, an innovator on ...

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Peter Brotzmann Group: Alarm

Read "Alarm" reviewed by Nic Jones


Any Brötzmann group utilising material based upon the graphic instructions for a reaction to a nuclear emergency is never going to lack visceral intensity, and this music proves that with megawatts to spare. If the Brötzmann octet that put together the epochal Machine Gun (FMP, 1968) might be said to have been playing in response to ...


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