Carla Bley Band - Thalia-Theater, Hamburg, Germany August 30, 1986 (FM)

Carla Bley Band
Thalia-Theater
Hamburg, Germany
August 30, 1986
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: FM Broadcast > Analogue Cable > Unknown Hifi Cassette Recorder > Maxwell XLII-S90 (unkown gen) > Denon DR-M22 > NAD PreAmpPP3i > Audacity (editing/flac) > HDD

01 The Girl Who Cried Champagne 11:50
02 Intro By Carla Bley :22
03 Song Of The Eternal Waiting Of Canute 11:26
04 Real Life Hits 11:50
05 Unknown Title 10:45
06 Intro By Carla Bley :12
07 Lo Ultimo 9:54
08 Intro By Carla Bley 11
09 Healing Power 12:08
10 Lost In The Stars (Kurt Weill) 6:30
11 End Credits Radio Station :21

Total Playing Time 1hr 15mn 29sc

Carla Bley (R.I.P.) organ, conductor, arranger
Wayne Krantz guitar
Larry Willis piano
Steve Swallow bass
Victor Lewis drums
Don Alias percussion
Bob Stewart tuba
Hannes Kottek trumpet
Karl "Bumi" Fian trumpet
Christian Radovan trombone
Didier Hatt trumpet
Roger Janotta saxophone
Harry Sokal saxophone
Wolfgang Puschnig saxophone
Roman Schwaller saxophone
Maurice Magnoni saxophone

Some people have this dated as the 29th of August not the 30th. I left it as I received it but wanted to pass on the possible date as well.

While we were away Carla Bley died October 17, 2023 from brain cancer, she was 87. I am a big fan of Carla Bley as a writer and arranger. She has always been a little unconventional in her arraignments. Maybe this is why Charlie Haden chose her to lead the arrangements for his Liberation Music Orchestra, one of the first Jazz Protest Groups (maybe the only?). When Jack Bruce wanted to form a Jazz group, he used Carla Bley on organ. Carla has worked with many of the greats and not so famous players as well. Her talent will be terribly missed in the World Of Jazz.

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