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More Nipples
Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: More Nipples (17:18)*/ Fiddle Faddle (13:14)/ Fat Man Walks (9:21).
Never Too Late But Always Too Early
Label: Eremite Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Disc One: Never Run But Go: 1 (19:19)/ 2 (4:47)/ 3 (9:31)/ 4 (9:51)/ The Heart
and the Bones (18:26).
Disc Two: Never Too Late But Always Too Early: 1 (16:51)/ 2 (11:02)/ 3
(17:22)/ Halfhearted Beast
(7:44).
Peter Br: FMP130
by AAJ Staff
Until last year you would be hard pressed to get your hands on any historic recording by this European free improv trio. Peter Brötzmann, Han Bennink, and Fred Van Hove originally appeared on the German FMP label in 1970 with Balls, finally reissued last year by Atavistic's Unheard Music Series. They picked up Albert Mangelsdorff for ...
Peter Brotzmann
by Clifford Allen
Peter Brotzmann has exemplified European improvised music for over 40 years and particpated in countless international collaborations. Br'tzmann's career began in art, experience he would take into his music and record label FMP. His playing, brash and aggressive, continues to destroy speakers worldwide. He recently sat down with Masters Degree candidate in Art History Clifford Allen ...
Peter Br: FMP 130
by Jay Collins
Without a doubt, the cooperative consisting of saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, pianist Fred Van Hove and drummer Han Bennink is one of the most celebrated, if not the most influential, free improv trios in Europe. Recorded for FMP three years after the group's astonishing and portentous 1970 debut, Balls, this accurately titled record, known as FMP 130, ...
Peter Br: More Nipples
by Jerry D'Souza
For all those who have played Nipples and enjoyed doing so, the fact that there are More Nipples should come as joy exemplified. Saxophonist Peter Brötzmann thought that the three tunes from 1969 which make up this record were discarded, but they were discovered last year by FMP founder Jost Gebers. Glory be to that moment, ...
Peter Br: The Ink is Gone
by Clifford Allen
In jazz, surprise meetings often produce some of the greatest results. On paper, the duo of Anthony Braxton and Max Roach might look a little strange, ditto the two-tenor front line of Archie Shepp and Hank Mobley. When successful, these meetings can be, like the old cliché, peanut butter and jelly. Thankfully, the crusts remain on ...
Peter Br: Balls
by Jay Collins
Following on the heels of European Echoes, Balls was the second release by the German FMP label; it remains one of the great documents of Peter Brötzmann's core late-sixties/early-seventies trio with pianist Fred Van Hove and drummer Han Bennink. At the time of the recording, the trio had been playing together for some time, including forming ...
Peter Brotzmann
by AAJ Staff
By Clifford Allen Peter Brotzmann has exemplified European improvised music for over 40 years and particpated in countless international collaborations. Br'tzmann's career began in art, experience he would take into his music and record label FMP. His playing, brash and aggressive, continues to destroy speakers worldwide. He recently sat down with Masters Degree ...
Br: Never Too Late But Always Too Early
by Derek Taylor
Die Like a Dog: a name and invective that acts as a slap in the face to the mores of subtlety and passivity. Peter Brötzmann originally convened the group as a channeling vessel for the spirit of Ayler. Their music: lamenting the legendary saxophonist?s tailspin into spiritual decay and destitution. Their credo: a staunch defiance of ...
