Маленький Германский Лэйбл (продюсер-Leo Feigin). Выпускает записи Free-Jazz и Avant-Garde. Цена на диски оправдано высока (ориентировочно 17у.е. в Москве). Диски отличает прекрасное качество звучания и строгий фирменный дизайн.

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GYNJ16.2

Art Ensemble of Chicago

Live in Milano

16.10.01

Live set of the Art Ensemble of Chicago was recorded in August 1980, Originally released as a bootleg only under the title AMONG THE PEOPLE w/Lester Bowie - Percussion, Trumpet/ Joseph Jarman - Flute, Percussion, Clarinet (Bass), Saxophone, Vibraphone/ Roscoe Mitchell - Clarinet, Flute, Percussion, Saxophone

GYNJ7.2

Bennik,Han / Chadbourne,Eugene/ Kondo, Toshinori

Jazz Bunker

16.05.00

Featuring a trio of Dutch drummer Han Bennink, American electric guitarist Eugene Chadbourne, and Japanese trumpeter Toshinori Kondo, this 2CD promises a bit more than it delivers. Nonetheless, it is an absolutely fascinating exposition of free jazz. Recorded live in Holland (in less than high fidelity), the three musicians fly high, with more than a dozen different instruments represented

GYNJ17.2

Braxton,Anthony

Solo (Koln) 1978

12.11.02

First Time Release, Producer - Leo Feigin

GYNJ3.2

Braxton,Anthony

Composition No.94 for Three Inst.

23.06.00

Live Bologna, Italy 1980 w/Ray Anderson & James Emery

GYNJ11/12.2

Crispell,Marilyn

Selected Works 1983-86: Solo Duo Quartet

24.04.01

2CD: Re-issue of three of Marilyn Crispell's records from the 1980s. "Rhythms Hung in Undrawn Sky", a studio recording from May 1983, showcases the pianist solo; "And Your Ivory Voice Sings" comes from a 1985 session with drummer Doug James; finally, "Quartet Improvisations, Paris 1986" also features bassist Marcio Mattos, violinist Didier Petit, and drummer Yoval Mincemacher.

GYNJ15.2

Ganelin / Chekasin / Tarasov

Cona Anima / Concerto Grosso

16.10.01

Ltd.Edition (750 copies): This CD puts together the Ganelin Trio's first two LPs. Con Anima was recorded in 1976 and released the following year by Melodia, the official (and only) U.S.S.R. record label; Concerto Grosso was recorded in 1978, but released 1980, +3 Bonus Tracks

GYNJ13.2

Ganelin Trio

Strictly for Our Friends

10.04.01

Digipack: This CD, recorded live in Moscow in 1978, fills an important gap in the discography of the Ganelin Trio

GYNJ2.2

Ganelin Trio

Con Affetto

23.06.00

Recorded live in Moscow, Russia in 1983

GYNJ18/19

Ganelin Trio

TTAANGO IN NICKELSDORF

14.11.02

2CD

GYNJ4.4

Geerken,Hartmut

Cassava Balls

23.06.00

Re-Issue +3 Bonus Live Tracks

GYNJ405408.2

V/A

Golden Years of the Soviet New Jazz 2

23.04.02

4CD Box Set Ltd.Edition (500 copies) Performers include: Vladimir Rezitsky & Jazz Group Arkhangelsk, Orkestrion, Mikhail Chekalin & Sergey Trofimov New Jazz Trio, Petras Vysniauskas, Ganelin/Vysniauskas/Talas

GYNJ401404.2

V/A

Golden Years of the Soviet New Jazz 1

16.10.01

4CD Box Set Ltd.Edition (750 copies) Performers include: Guyvoronsky/Volkov, Sergey Kuryokhin, Valentina Ponomareva, Anatoly Vapirov

GY 409/412

V/A

Golden Years of the Soviet New Jazz 3

14.11.02

4CD w/Homo Liver/ Vladimir Chekasin Big Band/

GYNJ14.2

Kuryokhin,Sergey

Ways of Freedom

24.04.01

A relic from 1981, when Russia was still the Soviet Union and playing free jazz in that country was almost literally a crime, this solo recording was paradoxically first released by Melodia

GYNJ9/10.2

Moye,Famoudou Don / Tchicai,Jo/ Geerken, Hartmut

African Tapes

10.04.01

This two-CD live sequel to Cassava Balls captures the flavor of the trio's tour of Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia in the spring of 1985, Originally released as a double LP in 1987

GYNJ1.2

Sun Ra & the Arkestra

Meets Salah Ragab in Egypt

23.06.00

Re-Issue of 1983 Praxis LP +2 Bonus Tracks, Personnel includes: Sun Ra & His Arkestra, The Cairo Jazz Band, The Cairo Free Jazz Ensemble

GYNJ5.2

Sun Ra & the Arkestra

Live At Praxis 84

16.05.00

2CD (Re-issued from a triple LP) is by no means indispensable Sun Ra, but it does give a sense of what the Arkestra sounded like Recorded live at the Orpheus Theatre in Athens, Greece in 1984, w/John Gilmore - Clarinet, Sax (Tenor), Vocals, Electric Valve Instrument/ Ronnie Brown - Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Tambourine/ Marshall Allen - Clarinet, Flute, Percussion, Oboe, Sax (Alto), Kora, Electric Valve Instrument/ Eloe Omoe - Flute, Percussion, Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Alto), Contra-Alto Clarinet, Electric Valve Instrument/ Sun Ra - Organ, Synthesizer, Piano, Vocals/ Salah Ragab - Percussion, Conga/ James Jacson - Flute, Bassoon, Drums, Oboe, Vocals, Electric Valve Instrument/ Myriam Broche - Dancer/ Matthew Brown - Conga