Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra - Unknown Venue, Bremen, Germany, August 17, 1987 (FM) - TomP Remaster !Repost & Upgrade!

Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra
Unknown Venue
Bremen, Germany
August 17, 1987
FM Broadcast Recording - TomP Remaster
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Source: FM > Tape (M) > CD-r > Flac > Dime id#106327 > Edit (details below) > Tag & Rename (tags) > TLH (Flac 6 & SBE / Decode check)

Edit details (Nero 8 unless indicated):

Combined tracks to avoid NR inter-track glitches
Fixed applause fade-out discontinuities
Amplified fade out/in between tracks 01-02
Noise print NR, very low setting for improved SQ (not max NR)
Cross-mixed tracks (98:2 ratio)
Complete phase inversion (Audition 3)
Corrected volume and balance variations
Retracked (times slightly different to original)
Added flac tags (Tag & Rename)

01 - Ballad of the Fallen Medley 45:43 - including
     (a) The Ballad of the Fallen (Fades In)
     (b) If You Want to Write Me
     (c) Grandola Vila Morena
     (d) Introduction to The People (Fade Out)

02 - The People United Will Never Be Defeated 9:45
03 - Silence  5:12
04 - We Shall Overcome  30:50
05 - Tale of A Tornado  6:31
06 - Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika 7:34

Total = 105:34

Stanton Davis trumpet
Herb Robertson trumpet
Craig Harris trombone
Sharon Freeman French horn
Bob Stewart tuba
Joe Lovano tenor sax
Dewey Redman tenor sax
Ken McIntyre alto/soprano sax
Geri Allen piano
Mick Goodrick guitar
Charlie Haden bass
Paul Motian drums

So this post is a re-post and upgrade to this post here. In the original post the the recording was 1 long file and it was MP3 vbr (variable rate). This post is lossless and has also been remastered by TomP. The work was pretty extensive, the result is fabulous. If you downloaded the original you need this upgrade!

Now if you haven't heard Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra this is the best introduction to the band I could think of. Charlie Haden formed the big band to bring Jazz into the world of protest music. Now it is an instrumental group but the music & titles are supposed to represent the idea. It is some great music and just look at that roster! I mean Dewey Redman, Joe Lovano, Paul Motian, it's really a who's who of brass as well! Look bottom line is that is really some great music!

FLAC

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American Jazz Quartet - Jazzfestival Saalfelden, Austria August 29, 1986 (Satellite)

American Jazz Quartet
Austria 1986 - (No Label)
Jazzfestival
Saalfelden, Austria
August 29, 1986
OE1 Satellite Broadcast Recording
MP3 256kbps
Cover Art Included

Featuring:
Don Cherry
Dewey Redman
Charlie Haden
Paul Motian

Lineage: dvb-s > digital devices cine s2 v7a twin tuner > hdd > nero wave editor > flac
(mpeg1 layer 2/256 kbps) [radio station - oe1]
source (track 01 only): Dime post by ‘ricola’ (thanks!!)
FM BROADCAST > Tape Deck Yamaha > Audio tape transfer to CD,
trade > CD > EAC SECURE MODUS > FLAC FRONTEND, LEVEL 6 > FLAC >
TLH (WAV) > Audition (Pitch Bender -86 cents; Amplify) > r8brain (Convert to 48 bit) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags)

Additional Lineage: TomP Changes Made (Nero 7):
Mono R channel only, used better sounding & without most of the hum on left channel
Reduced volume peak at 0.18 and the last 3 min by 3dB
Nero noise print NR at a low setting so music is not affected - worked well although a low level hum buzz is still just audible
Fixed volume bursts ranging from less than 1 sec to 3 min
EQ, +2dB bass lift

01 Solidarity 14:22
02 Lonely Woman 16:42
03 The Sphinx 11:17
04 Song For Che 18:22
05 Guinea 7:39

Total Playing Time: 1hr 8mn 22sc

Lineup:
Don Cherry - trumpet
Dewey Redman - tenor/alto saxophone
Charlie Haden - bass
Paul Motian - drums

This is show 1 of the BigO Jazz Archive that I kept (I'll be sharing more). I have quite a bit of their Jazz posts some of which I have shared before. So those of you who visited BigO frequently may have this one. I've included the notes from BigO's post below.

This show is a killer performance from a line-up you would expect nothing less from. Don Cherry, Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden, and Paul Motian. Each one a Legend in his own right joining forces to blow a lot of minds in 1 hour. It doesn't get any better than this!

What BigO said about this post:

Thanks to TomP, ricola, Unclewolfi and goody for sharing the show at Dime.

+ + + + +

Because there was a problem with the audio in the original FM source, it was in mono which is what you’ll get in the first track here. Unclewolfi’s capture of the rest of the show is in brilliant and gorgeous stereo. There’s always a possibility of the station airing the complete show in stereo one day as they often do which will make this edition unnecessary, should it ever emerge.

Yer PervFesser

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Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra JazzFest Berlin Philharmonie Berlin, Germany November 4, 1982 FM

Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra
JazzFest Berlin
Philharmonie
Berlin, Germany
November 4, 1982
FM Broadcast Recording - Lewojazz/Tom Phillips Remaster
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Edit details (Nero 8 unless indicated):

Corrected patches of phase inversion throughout (Audition)
DC offset correction
Raised overall volume by 7dB
Reduced applause levels by 2-3dB
Reduced announcements by 2dB
Corrected many large balance swings
Cross mixed channels, 99:1 ratio
Tracked to setlist timings / titles from Dimer unusalter
Flac tags (Tag & Rename)
Flac 6, md5 & SBE / decode check (TLH)

01 Introduction
02 Els Segadors
03 The Ballad of the Fallen
04 If You Want to Write to Me
05 Grândola, Vila Morena
06 Introduction   
07 The People United Will Never Be Defeated
08 La Santa Espina
09 CH announcement
10 Silence
11 Encore Interlude
12 Song Of The United Front
13 El Quinto Regimiento
14 Los Quatros Generales
15 Viva La Quince Brigada

Total Playing Time: 1hr 9mn 7sc

Carla Bley - piano, percussion, arrangements, conductor
Charlie Haden - bass
Michael Mantler - trumpet
Don Cherry - cornet & percussion
Gary Valente - trombone
Sharon Freeman - French horn
Jack Jeffers - tuba
Jim Pepper - tenor saxophone
Dewey Redman - tenor & alto saxophones
Steve Slagle - tenor & soprano saxophones
Mick Goodrick - guitar
Paul Motian - drums & percussion

I have the original version of this show posted in MP3. This is a definite upgrade both in encoding and in sound. This classic show has been Remastered by the team of Lewojazz and Tom Phillips. If you look at the details it was like a complete overhaul and the proof is in the listening! This is a great show that pays tribute to the musicianship of quite a few legends and the arrangement talents of Carla Bley. Charlie Haden is no slouch at writing and arranging great Jazz music, but chose Carla Bley to arrange his Protest Jazz Band's music. Carla's feel is all over this performance. Carla always loved the use of brass in her arrangements as well as odd timings that made all of Carla's music instantly identifiable as well as extremely entertaining. I haven't even touched on the deep well of talented performers enlisted to make this music, Paul Motian, Dewey Redman, Don Cherry, as well as Bley, and Haden and a list of top notch sidemen who's names may have faded a bit but are just as talented as the bigger names they sit next to...This is an awesome way to spend your Sunday Morning Jazz time! Enjoy my friends....

Flac

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Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra - Jazzfest ~ The Philharmonie Berlin, Germany 11-04-1982 (Satellite)

Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra
Jazzfest
The Philharmonie
Berlin, Germany
November 4, 1982
Satellite Radio Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage:
dvb-s > techno trend tt-premium s2-6400 twin hd > hdd > nero wave editor > flac
(mpeg1 layer 2/320 kbps) [radio station - rbb kulturradio]

01 Announcement Achim Hebgen 1:43
02 Els Segadors/The Ballad Of The Fallen/If You Want To Write Me 13:21
03 Grandola Vila Morena/The People United Will Never Be Defeated 14:49
04 La Santa Espina 13:24
05 Announcement Charlie Haden 2:05
06 Silence 9:19
07 Intro to People/Song Of The United Front/El Quinto Regimento/Los Quatro Generales Viva La Quince Brigade 14:27

Lineup:
Dewey Redman (tenor & alto saxophone)
Steve Slagle (soprano & tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute)
Jim Pepper (soprano & tenor saxophone, flute)
Don Cherry (trumpet, cornet)
Michael Mantler (trumpet)
Gary Valente (trombone)
Sharon Freeman (french horn)
Jack Jeffers (tuba)
Mick Goodrick (guitar)
Charlie Haden (bass, leader)
Carla Bley (piano, glockenspiel, conductor)
Paul Motian (drums, percussion)

uploader notes:

The Ballad of the Fallen is a jazz album by bassist Charlie Haden, with arrangements by Carla Bley, that was recorded in 1982 and released in 1983. The album was voted Jazz Album of the Year in Down Beat Magazine’s 1984 Critic’s Poll. Charlie Haden and Carla Bley placed first in that 1984 Poll’s Acoustic Bass and Composer categories, respectively. This is the lineup that recorded The Ballad Of The Fallen in November 1982 at Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg.

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Fathers and Sons - Chicago Jazz Festival ~ Petrillo Bandshell, Chicago, IL 09-03-1994 (FM)

Fathers and Sons
Chicago Jazz Festival
Petrillo Bandshell
Chicago, IL
September 3, 1994
WBEZ-FM 91.5 Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Album Wrap
Front Cover Only

featuring:
Dewey Redman
Joshua Redman
Von Freeman
Chico Freeman

01 - Unknown Title 2:50
02 - Tenor Madness (Rollins) - 14:27
03 - There Is No Greater Love (Jones/Symes) - 14:18 (Von Freeman, Chico Freeman)
04 - Blues for J.A.M. (D. Redman) - 12:13 (Dewey Redman, Joshua Redman)
05 - In a Sentimental Mood (Ellington/Mills/Kurtz) - 3:44 (Saxophone Quartet)
06 - Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (Romberg/Hammerstein) - 15:35 (Joshua Redman, Chico Freeman)
07 - Take the 'A' Train (Strayhorn) - 9:12 (Dewey Redman, Von Freeman)
08 - Lester Leaps In (Young) - 6:51
09 - Blues - 1:54

total playing time: 1hr 21mn 6sc

Dewey Redman tenor saxophone
Joshua Redman tenor saxophone
Von Freeman tenor saxophone
Chico Freeman tenor saxophone
Brad Mehldau piano
Christian McBride bass
Gregory Hutchinson drums

This is an absolute must have Jazz Legends Dewey Redman and Von Freeman jamming with their sons Joshua Redman and Chico Freeman. All 4 are extraordinary tenor sax players. All 4 have a very distinct style of playing. All 4 had never shared the stage before. There is some fabulous performances here that should not be missed. The original up-loader made this audio a single file, I did not want to re-encode the show, so I left it as one file.

MP3