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1. #Peter brotzmann long story short box set cd full#
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#Peter brotzmann long story short box set cd full#

In 2004 Brötzmann formed the trio Full Blast with Michael Wertmüller (dr) and Marino Pliakas (b). With Ken Vandermark (sax, cl) from Chicago and the Swede Mats Gustafsson (sax) as the core group of his Chicago tentet, he has been playing in the cross-generational Trio Sonore since 2002. Since that time, especially in the 1990s, Brötzmann gained surprisingly great popularity in the USA. In 1986, he was next to Sonny Sharrock and Ronald Shannon Jackson Member of Bill Laswells Jazz Noise group Last Exit with which he recorded several albums. Since 1981 he has also worked sporadically with Bernd Klötzer. In collaboration with Harry Miller and Louis Moholo, “rhythmic energy as the central driving force” gained “preponderance over the theatrical performance practice pervaded by Dadaist episodes” of the 1970s.īrötzmann was regularly present in the USA and Japan since the beginning of the 1980s, in changing trios and larger line-ups, but often also in duo constellations. Until the 1980s he appeared regularly at the Total Music Meeting, in 1973, 1979, 19 but also at the official Berlin Jazz Days.

#Peter brotzmann long story short box set cd free#

īrötzmann is one of the founders of the Free Music Production record label in Berlin. Since the late 1960s he worked for several years in a trio with Fred Van Hove and Han Bennink. His 1968 record Machine Gun, recorded with an octet, is considered one of the most provocative works in modern European jazz history. He was a founding member of the Globe Unity Orchestra. Brötzmann played at the relevant festivals, worked in Paris in 1966 with Michael Mantler, Carla Bley and Aldo Romano (with whom he also went on tour). In 1961 he founded a trio with Peter Kowald and Dietrich Rauschtenberger. He also worked as a graphic artist, played the clarinet and tenor saxophone in various bands and began to be interested in free jazz in the early 1960s.

At the age of seventeen he began a four-year art course at the Werkkunstschule in Wuppertal. Brötzmann learned the clarinet when he was nine years old.