Kenny Wheeler/German Live Compilation 1976-2012

A great trumpeter/flugelhorn/cornet player/composer and a great artist who was born in Canada and played an active role as one of the leading figures in the golden age of British jazz, and is also known as the face of the ECM label along with Keith Jarrett and others. Introducing the best item that traces the trajectory of Kenny Wheeler at a rare live performance! ! ! From the late 1960s to the 1970s, Wheeler collaborated with leading British jazz figures Alan Skidmore, Tony Oxley, and Mike Westbrook, and participated in important groups such as Spontinous Music Ensemble and Grove Unity. He was fully involved in the free jazz movement. However, in 1975, Wheeler’s first work on ECM, recorded with Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette, and Keith Jarrett, was a beautiful masterpiece that also represents ECM, “Nu High”, which was a turning point. , Wheeler’s greatness became known to the general public. After that, he released many excellent works mainly in ECM, but unfortunately passed away in 2014 at the age of 84. This work is a rare first appearance of almost all of Wheeler’s various eras at the legendary NDR in Hamburg, Germany, where the label is based after signing with ECM, where top artists have left many famous performances. A must-have album has arrived for British/European jazz and ECM fans who will be moved to tears, with a collection of live performances recorded on the highest quality stereo soundboard that has been carefully mastered by the label! ! ! Live in Hamburg,Germany 1976 to 2012 EX – SBD 2019 Original Remaster 49min 1. Heyoke Suite Kenny Wheeler with Jan Garbarek Quartet Live at Hamburg Studio 10. January 23, 1976 2. Gentle Piece Kenny Wheeler with NDR Studio Band Recorded Live at February 1988 3. Everybody’s Song But My Own Kenny Wheeler Ensemble featuring Kenny Wheeler,John Taylor,John Abercrombie,Dave Holland and Peter Erskine Recorded Live at February 12 1990 4. We Salute the Night Azimuth with NDR Bigband Recorded Live at January 24.1992 5. Jigsaw Wheeler Quartet with John Taylor Recorded Live at Elbjazz,Blohm & Voss May 25.2012