Showing posts with label Bootleg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bootleg. Show all posts

Monday, September 29, 2025

Chet Baker Quartet - Live At Fasching, Stockholm, Sweden (1978)

Chet Baker was very active in Europe, especially after his famous comeback in the early 1970s, but he had already been banned from several countries by the late 1960s, including France, Switzerland, and Italy, following the Lucca riots. In Germany, for example, he was arrested in Berlin for drug possession and, after being held in prison for 40 days, was banished from the country and deported to the USA in March 1964. There, as throughout Europe, Chet's figure became legendary, and when he was able to return in the fall of 1978, thanks to the efforts of John Snyder and Gabrielle Kleinschmidt, the fan reception was remarkable, and many clubs hired the trumpeter again. On November 1st, Baker embarked on a long tour with Phil Markowitz on piano, Jeff Brillinger on drums, and Scott Lee on bass, as usual disorganized to the point of exhaustion, with daily stops ranging from Berlin to France, from Nuremberg to the Netherlands, from Dortmund to Stockholm, and so on. From those two months in 1978, at least four historic recordings are known to exist in the archives, two of which with Jean-Louis Rassinfosse replacing Scott Lee: "Live at Nick's" in the Netherlands, and the three titles recorded in France: "Live in Chateauvallon," "Broken Wing," and "Two a Day." However, many other recorded concerts are circulating among fans, but they have not been turned into official releases. ~ Extract from jazzfromitaly.blogspot.com. [Translated from Italian] 

One such recording is this one, an audience recording captured in 1978 live at a concert held in Fasching, Sweden. The original FLAC tracks were located via Soulseek, but needed some TLC.  Converted to WAV removing excess applause at beginning and end. Finally, tested and re-encoded to FLAC adding tags and some art, enjoy! 

Audience Recording
Recorded 11th December, 1978 Live at Fasching, Stockholm, Sweden 

Musicians:
Chet Baker - Trumpet, Vocals
Phil Markowitz - Piano
Jean-Louis Rassinfosse - Bass
Jeff Brilllinger - Drums

Tracks:
1. If I Should Lose You {Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin} (11:41)
2. Sad Walk {Bob Zieff} (15:30)
3. There Will Never Be Another You {Harry Warren, Mack Gordon} (10:12)
4. But Not For Me {George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin} (12:15)
5. Love For Sale {Cole Porter} (15:37)
6. The Touch Of Your Lips {Ray Noble} (15:31) 

Total Time: 01:20:46

LINK

Love For Sale [Excerpt]

Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Emily Remler - Live At Fitzpatrick's (1989)

A wonderful opportunity to hear Emily Remler playing live as a trio. Taken from two sets captured at Fitzpatrick's in Kansas City, Missouri. Much gratitude to original taper. Downloaded from net, ripped to WAV normalised and re-encoded to FLAC, tagged, researched and artwork repackaged for archive, enjoy! 

Musicians:
Emily Remler - Guitar
Kelly Roberti - Bass
Steve Unger - Drums 

Tracklist: 

Set 1 (71:23)
01. Blues For Herb {Emily Remler} (8:19)
02. Band Intro (0:46)
03. Sweet Georgia Fame {Blossom Dearie, Sandra Harris} (13:15)
04. Daahoud {Clifford Brown} (7:41)
05. Mocha Spice {Emily Remler} (8:19)
06. Mozambique {Emily Remler} (12:50)
07. Snowfall {Claude Thornhill} (8:51)
08. Hot House [inc.] {Tadd Dameron} (11:17) 

Set 2 (57:54)
09. Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise {Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg} (12:39)
10. How Insensitive {Antônio Carlos Jobim, Norman Gimbel} (11:22)
11. Nardis {Miles Davis} (13:11)
12. Moanin’ {Bobby Timmons} (11:26)
13. St. Thomas {Sonny Rollins} (5:39)
14. Tenor Madness {Sonny Rollins} (3:35) 

Total Time: 02:09:37

LINK

Live at Fitzpatricks (Moanin')

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Woody Shaw Quintet - Seattle 1979: Live At Parnell's

Here's a really exciting live show from the zenith of Shaw's legendary quintet.  It's a bootleg, but of considerable quality.  The mix is fantastic and as far as bootlegs go, excellent.  The original uploader is unknown, as are the details surrounding the recording - it was an FM broadcast.  I was able to capture the audio in full WAV format, and then transferred it to FLAC 16/44.1.  This concert is another example of how not only Woody Shaw, but his entire quintet came to be masters of the form.  The musicianship is second to none while the band interaction is almost psychic in its depth.  This is jazz at its finest... enjoy!!!








Parnell's,
Seattle, WA USA
November 21, 1979

01. Intro
02. Rosewood
03. Why
04. Body and Soul
05. Stepping Stones
06. In Your Own Sweet Way

Personnel:

Woody Shaw - trumpet
Onaje Allan Gumbs - piano
Carter Jefferson - tenor sax
Clint Houston - bass
Victor Lewis - drums