Jean-Luc Ponty & HR-Bigband Conducted & Arranged By Jim McNeely
43rd Deutsches Jazzfestival
Hessischer Rundfunk
Frankfurt, Germany
October 25, 2012
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kps
Front Cover Only
01 - On My Way to Bombay
02 - A Journey's End
03 - Lonely Among All
04 - Metamorphosis
05 - The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea
06 - Last Memories of Her
07 - To and Fro
08 - After the Storm
09 - Final Truth
10 - How Would you Like to Have a Head Like That
Jean-Luc Ponty, violin
Jim McNeely, conductor, arranger
Frank Wellert, trumpet
Martin Auer, trumpet
Christian Ehringer, trumpet
Axel Schlosser, trumpet
Günter Bollmann, trombone
Peter Feil, trombone
Christian Jaksjø, trombone
Manfred Honetschläger, b-trombone
Heinz-Dieter Sauerborn, alto sax
Oliver Leicht, alto sax
Tony Lakatos, tenor sax
Steffen Weber, tenor sax
Rainer Heute, baratone sax
Peter Reiter, piano
Martin Scales, guitar
Thomas Heidepriem, bass guitar
Jean Paul Höchstädter, drums
Jazz legend Jean-Luc Ponty has always been a favorite of mine and this performance is quickly becoming a fave as well. At this festival performance Jean-Luc is backed by a 17 piece band. It's a very good quality recording that simply must be heard. To hear these songs done with such big arrangements is like candy for your ears. I got this from a really nice Jazz boot site called Jazz Boot Experiment . If you grab the occasional jazz boot from me and you want to expand you jazz collection Jazz Boot Experiment is a good place to start.
43rd Deutsches Jazzfestival
Hessischer Rundfunk
Frankfurt, Germany
October 25, 2012
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kps
Front Cover Only
01 - On My Way to Bombay
02 - A Journey's End
03 - Lonely Among All
04 - Metamorphosis
05 - The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea
06 - Last Memories of Her
07 - To and Fro
08 - After the Storm
09 - Final Truth
10 - How Would you Like to Have a Head Like That
Jean-Luc Ponty, violin
Jim McNeely, conductor, arranger
Frank Wellert, trumpet
Martin Auer, trumpet
Christian Ehringer, trumpet
Axel Schlosser, trumpet
Günter Bollmann, trombone
Peter Feil, trombone
Christian Jaksjø, trombone
Manfred Honetschläger, b-trombone
Heinz-Dieter Sauerborn, alto sax
Oliver Leicht, alto sax
Tony Lakatos, tenor sax
Steffen Weber, tenor sax
Rainer Heute, baratone sax
Peter Reiter, piano
Martin Scales, guitar
Thomas Heidepriem, bass guitar
Jean Paul Höchstädter, drums
Jazz legend Jean-Luc Ponty has always been a favorite of mine and this performance is quickly becoming a fave as well. At this festival performance Jean-Luc is backed by a 17 piece band. It's a very good quality recording that simply must be heard. To hear these songs done with such big arrangements is like candy for your ears. I got this from a really nice Jazz boot site called Jazz Boot Experiment . If you grab the occasional jazz boot from me and you want to expand you jazz collection Jazz Boot Experiment is a good place to start.
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