Interzone - 3/27/07 - ECM #5

[Cozy]

Hey Moonies,

This week I'll be continuing the series that explores the vast amount of music to be found on the ECM label.

ECM emerged at a time when the US was setting most of the trends in the jazz recording business. Eicher’s vision was to bring new and contemporary ideas to classic music traditions while also producing records of distinct production quality. The end result is a diverse catalog of music in the jazz, jazz-rock, avant-garde, new age, and contemporary music veins.

ECM is a nice match for a show like Interzone as you’ll discover that the music does not typify your common jazz, and several artists on the label have recorded music in the jazz-rock, world music, and avant-garde, much of which appeals to prog fans.


Here's the playlist:

Jan Garbarek -Reflections-(Places) -1978-Norway
Steve Kuhn-A Change of Face-(Trance)-1975-USA
Dave Holland Quartet-Nemesis-(Extensions)　 -1990-England
John Surman -Double Tripper-(Nordic Quartet)　 -1995-USA
John Surman -Ved Sorevatn-(Nordic Quartet)　 -1995-USA
Egberto Gismonti Trio-ZigZag-(ZigZag)　 -1996-Brazil
Pat Metheny Group-Phase Dance-(Pat Metheny Group)-1978-USA
Kenny Wheeler -Gnu Suite-(Gnu High) -1976-Canada
Ralph Towner -Waterwheel-(Batik) -1978-USA
Alex Cline　 -Eminence-(The Lamp And The Star)　 -1989-USA
Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin-Modul 33-(Stoa) -2006-Switzerland
Eberhard Weber　 -Maurizius-(Later That Evening)　 -1982-Germany
Bennie Maupin -The Jewel in the Lotus-(The Jewel In The Lotus)-1974-USA
Miroslav Vitous　 -Faith Run-(Universal Syncopations)　 -2003-Czechoslovakia

Featured Album:
Rainer Brüninghaus　 --(Freigeweht)　 -1981-Germany


Hope you enjoy!
- Cozy

[mailotron]

Originally Posted by Cozy

Hey Moonies,

This week I'll be continuing the series that explores the vast amount of music to be found on the ECM label.

ECM emerged at a time when the US was setting most of the trends in the jazz recording business. Eicher’s vision was to bring new and contemporary ideas to classic music traditions while also producing records of distinct production quality. The end result is a diverse catalog of music in the jazz, jazz-rock, avant-garde, new age, and contemporary music veins.

ECM is a nice match for a show like Interzone as you’ll discover that the music does not typify your common jazz, and several artists on the label have recorded music in the jazz-rock, world music, and avant-garde, much of which appeals to prog fans.


Here's the playlist:

Jan Garbarek -Reflections-(Places) -1978-Norway
Steve Kuhn-A Change of Face-(Trance)-1975-USA
Dave Holland Quartet-Nemesis-(Extensions)　 -1990-England
John Surman -Double Tripper-(Nordic Quartet)　 -1995-USA
John Surman -Ved Sorevatn-(Nordic Quartet)　 -1995-USA
Egberto Gismonti Trio-ZigZag-(ZigZag)　 -1996-Brazil
Pat Metheny Group-Phase Dance-(Pat Metheny Group)-1978-USA
Kenny Wheeler -Gnu Suite-(Gnu High) -1976-Canada
Ralph Towner -Waterwheel-(Batik) -1978-USA
Alex Cline　 -Eminence-(The Lamp And The Star)　 -1989-USA
Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin-Modul 33-(Stoa) -2006-Switzerland
Eberhard Weber　 -Maurizius-(Later That Evening)　 -1982-Germany
Bennie Maupin -The Jewel in the Lotus-(The Jewel In The Lotus)-1974-USA
Miroslav Vitous　 -Faith Run-(Universal Syncopations)　 -2003-Czechoslovakia

Featured Album:
Rainer Brüninghaus　 --(Freigeweht)　 -1981-Germany


Hope you enjoy!
- Cozy

top class weird stuff , thx

[roger]

Ralph Towner is amazing.

[Cozy]

Yeah, I particularly enjoy the track from Towner's Batik I'm playing tonight. He's very talented.



- Cozy

[podakayne]

just came in on the show during the featured album...gotta have that Rainer Brüninghaus haven't said it in a long time that's PRIME stuff.

thank you for a great show...i applaud your research.

grateful eared
poda

[Cozy]

Thanks Poda! Glad you enjoyed the show. I'll be doing another ECM show in about 3 weeks.

[mailotron]

Nice stuff Cozy , some Rypdal ?

Thanks for the music

Mailo