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Wie Das Leben So Spielt by Peter Brötzmann (CD, 1989)

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Product Identifiers

ProducerJost Gebers; Peter Brotzmann

Record LabelFmp/Free Music Production (Germany)

UPC4014704000224

eBay Product ID (ePID)26050206968

Product Key Features

Release Year1989

FormatCD

GenreJazz

Run Time69 Mins 50 Seconds

ArtistPeter Brötzmann

Release TitleWie Das Leben So Spielt

Additional Product Features

DistributionNorthcountry Distributors

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

EngineerJost Gebers

Additional informationPersonnel: Peter Brötzmann (tarogato, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, bass saxophone); Werner Lüdi (alto saxophone). Liner Note Author: Peter Ruedi. Recording information: Live Concet-Townhall Charlottenburg, Berlin, Germany (09/27/1989). Photographer: Jost Gebers. Werner Lüdi, though relatively little known at this disc was being released, had been a mainstay of the Swiss music scene since the early '60s. He and Brötzmann had played together as youths in 1962 but not again until this 1989 meeting. For much of this live recording, the two operate at extremely high intensity; pieces like the lovingly titled "You Poor Old Sausage" and "The Divine Monosyllable" are white-hot outpourings of sound likely to unsettle all but the most intrepid of listeners. Lüdi's alto has a liquid tone that contrasts nicely against Brötzmann's burr. Ruminations like "We Are in Schlemozzle," on the other hand, evoke the somewhat drunkenly melancholic reminiscences of old friends. Much of this album does in fact give the impression of eavesdropping on a private, if often ribald, conversation between a couple of warhorses who still retain a good deal of youthful fire. Wie Das Leben So Spielt is worth hearing not only as a solid example of Brötzmann playing in a horn duo situation, but also as a rare sample of the work of Werner Lüdi, who died in 2000, still very much under-recorded. ~ Brian Olewnick

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo