Recorded live on October 22, 1994 at the Fez Room under the Time Cafe, N.Y.C.
Mastering: Funkhouser Mastering.
Con John Surman.
Recorded December 1997
Rainbow Studio, Oslo
An ECM Production
? 1999 ECM Records GmbH
© 1999 ECM Records GmbH
Originally released as Novus PL 74347 in 1989
con Wayne Shorter, Michael Brecker, Kenny Aronoff, Bob Mintzer e molti altri
Recorded and mixed at The Hit Factory, New York, NY.
© 2014 Columbia Records. Contiene 20 classici.
con Flavio Boltro alla tromba, Mauro Negri al clarinetto, Lucio Terzano al contrabbasso e Mauro beggin alla batteria.
In trio con Marcus McLaurine al basso e George Gray alla batteria con ospite Feya Faku alla tromba
CD 1 recorded live at Rote Fabrik, Zürich on October 21, 1993.
CD 2 recorded at Großer Sendesaal WDR Köln on October 22 & 23, 1993.
Edition of 3000 CDs in digisleeve.
? + © 2004
Made in Switzerland.
Recorded at Wesleyan University, October 26, 2002.
Mixed and mastered December 28, 2002.
Compositions by Andrew Cyrille ( Major-A-Music, ASCAP ) and Anthony Braxton ( Synthesis Music, BMI ).
Produced by Intakt Records. Published and Copyright by Intakt Records ( except Water, Water, Water and Excerpt From The Navigator, Composition No 311, Dr. Licks ).
Includes 24 pages booklet.
con la cantante e trombettista Andrea Motis
Tracks 1 to 4 recorded in Boston, November 17, 1946
Tracks 5 to 7 recorded in Hollywood, September 21, 1947
Tracks 8 and 23 recorded at same location and date
Tracks 9 to 12 recorded in New York City, January 29, 1947
Tracks 13 to 16 recorded in New York City, March 5, 1947
Tracks 17 to 20 recorded in New York City, March 10, 1949
Tracks 21 to 22 recorded in Boston, April 16, 1949
Includes a 4-page folder.
Inedite performance dal vivo di Chick Corea, Jack DeJohnette, Lee Konitz e Miroslav Vitous.
All recorded in New York City except as indicated:
#1: July 7, 1936, Los Angeles
#2 & #3: July 27, 1936, Los Angeles
#4: March 3, 1937, Los Angeles
#5 & #6: March 16, 1938
#7: March 29, 1938
#8 to #10: April 29, 1938
#11: March 3, 1939
#12: April 30, 1940
#13: July 17, 1940
#14: December 9, 1940
#15 & #16: February 2, 1941
#17: August 1, 1941
#18: December 10, 1941
#19: June 2, 1942
#20: October 7, 1943, Los Angeles
Recorded April 7th, 1975 in New York City.
1-4: August 7, 1952
5: August 12, 1952
6, 7: August 14, 1952
9, 10: August 19, 1952
8, 11: November 13, 1952
12-14: November 18, 1952
15-17: January 15, 1953
Recorded on November 20, 1952 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Recorded Feb 7-9 1995 in KMH-studio, Stockholm
? 2001 Universal Music AB
© 2001 Universal Music AB
Contiene duetti con Deborah Harry dei Blondie e Elvis Costello.
Originally released in 1968 [Campi Records SJG 12002]. According to Discogs the release date is 1969.
Recorded in Rome on 12 October, 1968.
Digitally remastered special edition of the LP released in 1968.
Booklet in Italian and English.
Recorded in Geneva, January 21-23, 1992 at the Radio Suisse Romande / Espace 2 con il pianista Kennt Werner.
? 1994
© 2001
Made in the EU
Recorded in February 1995, mastered August 15, 1997.
Recorded at Fine Sounds, New York City; July 1955.
For Enoch Light.
CMP Records 1990 Recorded at Ztudio Zerkall, December 1988. Mick Karn (basso), Michael White (tromba), Michel Lambert (batteria) e David Torn (chitarra).
Recorded on 8 December 1999 at Studio LeRoy, Amsterdam.
Compilation from her Mainstream Records albums from the 1960's
Mixed at Red Zone Studios, Burbank, CA
Recorded at Take One Studios, Burbank, CA
Recorded at Velley Center Studios, Van Nuys, CA
Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios, Hollywood, CA
Reissue produced by Michael Cuscuna
Recorded at Capitol Studios, NYC on September 7, 1966
Recorded on Dec. 29-30, 2000 at Systems Two, Brooklyn, NY.
Con Bill Frisell. Recorded on February 17 and 18, 1994, at Electric Lady Studios, New York City.
Mixed at Electric Lady Studios and at Sound on Sound Recording, New York City.
Digitally edited and mastered at Foothill Digital, New York City.
Recorded in September 1997.
Con India e Special Guest Count Basie Orchestra
Tributo a Django Reinhardt da parte dei chitarristi Sarane & Matelo Ferret.
Recorded at Südwestfunk Studio on March 3-9, 1997.
The composition was commissioned by Musik-Biennale Berlin.
"Honig und Asche" is dedicated to Raymond Queneau, Raymond Federman, Oskar Pastior, Friedrich Achleitner and the Langenscheidt Handwörterbuch, Schulausgabe.
Special thanks to Achim Hebgen (SWF, Jazzredaktion), Barbara Rüger (DLR, Jazzredaktion), Heike Hofmann (Biennale Berlin) and the technichal staff.
Comes in 4-panel digipak with a 16-page booklet (poster with lyrics & photos)
con Gene Krupa
Tracks 1-3 and 6-9 recorded in Japan, July 27, 2001.
Tracks 4, 5, 10 recorded at Seltzer Sound, New York, NY January 2002.
Telarc DSD master file source.
Recorded June 8-10, 2003 at Conway Studios, Studio C, Hollywood, CA.
Orchestra recorded August 12, 2003 at O'Henry Sound Studios, Studio A, Burbank, CA.
? & © 2004 TELARC
Made in U.S.A.
Ronnie Cuber, Nick Brignola e Gary Smulyan al sassofono baritono, Andy McKee al basso e Joe Farnsworth alla batteria.
Recorded at South Lake Studios, Metairie, LA, April 17 and June 6, 1987.
Mixed and edited at Blue Jay Studios, Carlisle, Mass.
Recorded & produced [...] at Maggie's Farm, October 22nd & 23rd, 2001.
Recorded 2-5 May 1988 at MTV Studios, Helsinki, Finland
Digital live recording by Peter Pfister on October 21, 1982 at Muhle Hunziken, Rubigen/Switzerland.
©+(p) 1993 Hat Hut Records Ltd.
Con Chick Corea, Miroslav Vitous e Jack DeJohnette. Originally released in 1970
Recorded at Allegro Sound Studio, New York City.
The cover is that of 1974's US edition [r2637513].
Gatefold sleeve.
Misspelt 'The Chronogical Classics' on the front.
Track 4 "Pickin' On Your Baby" is correctly spelled only on page 6 of the booklet. On back inlay and booklet page 2, it's misspelt "Pickin' On You Baby".
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