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Manufactured By – Herzog + Idex. Distributed By – edel. Credits. Alto Saxophone – Tim Berne. Composed By, Written-By [Story] – Stefan F. Winter * Design [Cover Design] – Günter Mattei. Double Bass – Anthony Cox. Drums – Reggie Nicholson. Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Bill Frisell. Engineer – John Rosenberg *
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Labels. Empire, Soul Note, Columbia, JMT, Screwgun, Thirsty Ear, ECM, Intakt. Website. screwgunrecords .com. Tim Berne (born October 16, 1954) [1] is an American avant-garde jazz saxophonist and record label owner. His primary instruments are the alto and baritone saxophones.
Tim Berne (* 16. Oktober 1954 in Syracuse, New York) ist Altsaxophonist und Protagonist der improvisierten Musik. Sein energetisches Spiel ist vor allem beeinflusst vom Soul und Blues der 1960er Jahre, insbesondere von Musikern wie Sam & Dave, Johnnie Taylor, Martha & the Vandellas und Gladys Knight.
5. Nov. 2001 · The Little Trumpet. CD. Label: Winter & Winter, 1986. Bestellnummer: 4297154. Erscheinungstermin: 5.11.2001. + Herb Robertson, Tim Berne, Robin Eubanks, Bob. Stewart, Bill Frisell u.a. *** 24 Bit digitally remastered. Tracklisting.
Herb Robertson führt Stefan Winters „The Little Trumpet“ auf, Gruppen unter anderem geleitet von Django Bates, Tim Berne, Robin Eubanks, Mark Ledford und Gary Thomas spielen, Marc Ducret stellt ein Soloprogramm vor, Susanna Schönberg installiert Videokunst und Uri Caine führt zum ersten Mal „The Gustav Mahler Document“ mit der ...
Stefan F. Winter - founder of the label JMT who studied classical and jazz at Cologne and Bern - has written and composed this jazzy fairy tale. The Little Trumpet (JMT 919 007-2) was released for the first time on LP in 1986. Stefan Winter: "Jazz is always composed songwise. You improvise only over this one song. I did not really like that too ...
3. März 2024 · Tim Berne - Sunday Interview. Sunday, March 03, 2024 Sunday Interview 1 comment. Tim Berne. Photo by Peter Gannushkin. Introduction by Gary Chapin. I first heard Tim Berne around 1986. His first album was 1979. I’ve waxed lyrical about that time, when I was hanging around the Knitting Factory, spectating the most amazing music I’d ever ...
