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Kölner Saxophon Mafia, Drümmele Maa, Elima

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1988 album of avant-garde ethnic jazz on Jazz Haus Musik with the German saxophone ensemble joined by two African percussion groups. With insert.

condition (record/cover): NM / VG+ (light general wear)

Insert included.

One title on side two is pure Cologne dialect: Datjibbetdojahnit, roughly "that can't be true". It sits next to a version of Wallace Stevens's Thirteen Ways Of Looking At A Blackbird and a Spanish El Otro Dia, which gives a fair idea of what the Kölner Saxophon Mafia set out to do here.

The saxophone quintet, Roger Hanschel, Gerhard Veeck, Dirk Raulf, Wollie Kaiser and Joachim Ullrich, playing everything from sopranino to bass saxophone and contrabass clarinet, meets two percussion groups, Drümmele Maa and Elima, seven percussionists in all, with Stefan Bauer on vibraphone and marimba. They recorded it in August 1988 at the Stadtgarten studios in Cologne, and Jazz Haus Musik released it that year.

Details
File under: World Music
Cat. number: JHM 33 ST
Year: 1988

Release notes

Recorded August 1988 at "Stadtgarten Studios", Köln comes with a 4-page booklet

Tracklist
A1Drei, Vier...5:59
A2Bass-ist-in I9:12
A3 aThirteen Ways Of Looking At A Blackbird - Part 13:14
A3 bThirteen Ways Of Looking At A Blackbird - Ngulungwé1:45
A3 cThirteen Ways Of Looking At A Blackbird - Part 22:30
B1 aDatjibbetdojahnit - Pende1:02
B1 bDatjibbetdojahnit - Datjibbetdojahnit4:41
B2Mapasà7:31
B3El Otro Dia6:46
Credits
Christoph Haberer
Percussion
Desa José
Percussion
Ikonola Iko-ja
Percussion
Manzanza Tsakala
Percussion
Michael Peters
Percussion
Monzali Yabusele
Percussion
Pelo Yika
Percussion
Roger Hanschel
Saxophone [Alto, Sopranino], Flute
Gerhard Veeck
Saxophone [Alto]
Dirk Raulf
Saxophone [Soprano, Tenor, Bass]
Wollie Kaiser
Saxophone [Tenor, Bass], Clarinet [Bass, Contrabass]
Joachim Ullrich
Saxophone [Tenor], Clarinet, Clarinet [Bass]
Stefan Bauer
Vibraphone, Marimba, Percussion