One of our records of 2016.
Tomasz Stanko
Jazzmessage From Poland
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Tomasz Stanko was considered the first free-jazz trumpeter in Europe. He debuted at the end of the 1950s in Krakow and in the1960s joined Krzysztof Komeda’s quintet, later recording a masterpieceof European jazz, the album “Astigmatic”. In the early 1970s he was part of the international free jazz sceneand performed at major European festivals with his Tomasz Stanko Quintet. In the 1980s Stanko played with Cecil Taylor, and led his own bands that incorporated reggae, latino, electronic, and rap inspirations.This album – unavailable for 40 years – was newly remastered foroptimal sound.
Format
Recorded live: May 28th 1972 at Parktheater Iserlohn, West Germany. Remastered Edition
Release notes
Recorded live in concert at the Parktheater Iserlohn on May 28th 1972. Digipak. The formating of the digipak is somehow special, as if rotated 90° (the height becomes width and vice versa) and includes a 12 page booklet fixed on the left side of the digipak. Written-by credit for Aeoioe printed as: Muniak-Stanko
| 1 | Aeoioe / Heban | 22:01 | |
| 2 | Piece For Diana (Wood Music's Series) | 27:03 |
- W. Rostkowski
- Cover [Cover Design]
- Bronislaw Suchanek
- Double Bass
- Janusz Stefanski
- Drums
- Janusz Muniak
- Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Percussion
- Karlheinz Klüter
- Producer
- Tomasz Stańko
- Trumpet
- Zbigniew Seifert
- Violin
