Max Roach, Sonny Rollins, Freddie Hubbard Max Roach/Austria 1966

Max Roach, known for establishing a new drum style in modern jazz, recorded a live performance in Graz, Germany with members of the album “Drums Unlimited” in October 1965 and released the following year in 1966. This is the first recording from an ultra-rare broadcast source unearthed by a maniac, and on disc 2, a live performance by a trio with Sonny Rollins has been released, making it a treasure-worthy item for modern jazz fans. First of all, listening to the live performance of Max Roach Drums Unlimited recorded on disc 1, you will be amazed by Freddie Hubbard’s trumpet. In 1966, just before moving from Blue Note label to Atlantic label, the performance is amazing, surpassing the masterpiece “The Night of Cookers”. James Spalding on alto sax also plays a performance that is on a different level from the studio recording, and is not inferior to Max Roach’s drums. Enjoy the historic 42 minutes of passionate performance from the two broadcast sources. Disc 2 also includes the live performance with Sonny Rollins on November 22, 1966 in Graz, Germany, which has previously released three songs, but the classic song “There Will Never Be Another You,” recorded from an announcement in the venue, is an ultra-rare recording that will be making its first appearance this time. Live at the Stephanisaal, Graz, Austria 06/1966 Disc 1 1.Unidentified Title 2.Nommo(inc) Freddie Hubbard(tpt) James Spalding(as) Ronnie Matthews(p) Jimmy Merritt(b) Max Roach(dr) Live at the Stephanisaal, Graz, Austria 11/22//1966 Disc 2 1.There Will Never Be Another You 2.Love Walked 3.Lover 4.Poinciana Sonny Rollins(ts) Jimmy Merritt(b) Max Roach(dr)