Jean-Luc Ponty
Unknown Venue
Hamburg, Germany
September 17, 1976
FM Broadcast Recording
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Cover Art Included
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CD1
01 Is Once Enough? 9:29
02 Polyfolk Dance 8:10
03 Lost Forest 11:05
04 Aurora 18:30
05 Renaissance 8:31
06 Question with No Answers 5:05
CD2
07 Passenger of the Dark* 10:08
08 Bowing-Bowing 9:14
09 Tarantula 3:14
10 Wandering on the Milky Way 6:26
11 Fight for Life 6:05
Total Time: 1:36:05
Jean-Luc Ponty - Acoustic and Electric Violin
Darryl Stuermer - Electric and Acoustic Guitar
Tom Fowler - Bass Guitar
Mark Craney - Drums
Allan Zavod - Keyboards
This great performance from Jean-Luc Ponty is just perfect for Sunday Morning Jazz. We posted it before but did not have the lossless version. We now have fixed that situation so enjoy...
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Looks good, JDP! This show has a Genesis and Zappa connection. I never knew what Darryl Stuermer did before taking over for Hackett. Thank ya kindly, my friend!
ReplyDeleteYou know Jim I didn't even make that association. Darryl's name didn't even ring a bell. Thank you for that piece of trivia. I'll have to use that somehow in the future. Cheers!
DeleteDave
great show, thanks Dave!
Deletedrummer mark craney came to my attention as the when he replaced barrimore barlow in tull after the classic lineup disbanded. he played on 'A' and was fantastic on that, his only tour with the group.
mikeL
Hey MikeL, I didn't make that connection. I was a big fan of the A album and tour. Was my first Tull concert when they played the Detroit are on the tour. Been a live Tull fan since.
DeleteDave
Thank you so much for this! And with Darryl Stuermer, no less. The Genesis connection was not lost on me but I completely missed the Tull 'A' connection... I love that album but didn't get to see the tour. The best I could do is collect all of the bootlegs of that tour that I could find. Thanks again, G.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Gman! This really is a great show, a lot of talent on that stage.
DeleteDave
JD---Cannot thank you enough for bringing back some unbelievable memories---I caught this lineup the very same year (with the exception of Steve Smith of Journey and Vital Information fame filling in for Mark Craney). Had a few beers and shot the breeze with the guys---and 24 years later made friends and worked with Daryl Stuermer...
ReplyDeleteSteve, these types of comments and stories are exactly why Rosebud and I do this. I'm glad I brought back some memories for you. Thank you for sharing your memories with us!
ReplyDeleteJD
This was the NDR-Jazzworkshop no. 120 which was recorded at Studio 10 of NDR Funkhaus im Hamburg.
ReplyDeleteThank you for that info propylaen2001, I'll get the post updated.
DeleteJD