Hartmut Geerken
Live in Kabul 1976
LabelHolidays RecordsGenreJazz & Improvisation
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Outstanding archival recordings by Hartmut Geerken. German author, poet, composer, film-maker, performer, and gifted musician who collaborated with John Tchicai, Sun Ra (he was the first to bring Sun Ra over to Egypt in 1971), Embryo, Michael Ranta, Art Ensemble Of Chicago, Takeisha Kosugi and many more. This is an incredible live recording of a concert hosted by the Goethe Institut of Kabul on September 22, 1976. More than sixty minutes of convulsive jams - and hypnotic obscure interludes to loop your head to - captured on reel-to-reel tape, edited and mastered for the best vinyl listening experience that will definitely prove you how free Afghanistan once was. The public too has never been this reactive, shouting and clapping to the music of the quartet directed by our beloved Hartmut Geerken, who also plays piano using both the keys and the chords. Cardboard album edition, first twenty copies come with an original copy of the program, signed and numbered on pink paper.
Format
250 copies on black
Release notes
Edition of 250 copies on black, gatefold cover Recorded live on September 22, 1976 at Goethe Institut Kabul, Sherpur Wat. Lacquer Cut at SST.
| A1 | The Beginning: It's Just Before The End Of The World | 16:12 | |
| A2 | From Don Cherry's 'The Whole World Catalogue' (Adapting Raga Bhairav And Maybe Others) | 11:23 | |
| B | What Sometimes Happens In Beta-Mode While Being Together In One Enormous Room In Sherpur | 17:35 | |
| C | The Journey Of Mister Licec Through The Outer Darkness Area Of Ar Nus And In Honour Of Boletus Polyporus Pactiae Plus Freeing Up The Blind Man's Heritage And Meeting Somewhere In Anthony's Land | 22:11 | |
| D | The End (There Should Be One): From Clifford Thornton's 'The Gardens Of Harlem' | 17:40 |
- Fritz Pfeiffer
- Alto Saxophone [as]
- Ghafur Rasul
- Drums [dr]
- Maqsud Schukurwali
- Guitar [g]
- Giuseppe Ielasi
- Mastered By
- Hartmut Geerken
- Piano [p]
- Salmei Farhad
- Recorded By [Recorded Live]
































































