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International Holy Hill Jazz Meeting 1969
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CD version. BeJazz is happy to come up with a true “holy” modern/free jazz gems of the late 1960s. The original double LP was issued by Meno Liechtenstein’s CB Records – he was also the organizer of the “International Holy Hill Jazz Meeting” in Heidelberg/Germany. The sound quality on the original album was not really bad – but it certainly was not really good as well. We spent a lot of work on a proper restoration of the live tapes. The result is truly amazing – after almost 50 years we are now able to listen properly to the unbelievable music played by the cream of German/European jazz musicians. Just check the line-up and you will understand what we’re talking about. The music included ranges from Free Jazz by the likes of Peter Brötzmann and Evan Parker to quality Modern Jazz done by the Joki Freund Quintet.
Reserve yourself a forgotten piece of European Jazz history!

Release notes
Recorded live in Heidelberg Thingstätte, Heilingenberg [Germany], Sunday July 6th 1969. The recording was made at the 2nd Holy Hill Jazz Meeting. Title 4 from Joe Viera - Ed Kröger Quartett is not "Vibration" as on the cover but "Fifteen And More". Information about track title provided by Joe Viera.
| 1 | Let's Talk About The Weather | ||
| 2 | Circus Live | ||
| 3 | Finally | ||
| 4 | Fifteen And More | ||
| 5 | Five To Five | ||
| 6 | In Memory Of John Coltrane | ||
| 7 | Gluga Gluga Blues |
- Marion Brown
- Alto Saxophone (6)
- Joe Viera
- Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone (4)
- Arjen Gorter
- Bass (3)
- Buschi Niebergall
- Bass (2, 3), Bass Trombone (3)
- Peter Kowald
- Bass (1, 3)
- Peter Witte
- Bass (5, 7)
- Siggi Busch
- Bass (4)
- Rolf Kühn
- Clarinet [Electric] (2)
- Heinrich Hock
- Drums (4)
- Jörg Gebhard
- Drums (5, 7)
- Pierre Favre
- Drums (1, 3)
- Stu Martin
- Drums, Percussion, Flute (2)
- Fred Van Hove
- Piano (3)
- Hellmut Kirchgässner
- Piano (5, 7)
- Irene Schweizer
- Piano (1)
- Joachim Kühn
- Piano (2)
- August Walter Ruegsegger
- Producer
- Clemens Brendel
- Producer
- Claus Delio
- Recorded By
- Manfred Tunkl
- Recorded By
- Peter Brötzmann
- Tenor Saxophone (3)
- Evan Parker
- Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone (3)
- Joki Freund
- Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone (5, 7)
- Ed Kröger
- Trombone (4)
- Paul Rutherford
- Trombone (3)
- Toni Rabold
- Trumpet (5, 7)






































































