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01. "Djanger Bali"
02. "Mahlke ("Katz und Maus")"
03. "Gambang Suling"
04. "Ilir Ilir"
05. "Burungkaka Tua"
06. "Summertime"
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| | Description: | Indonesia and jazz? Not so far-fetched! Improvisation is a part of traditional gamelan, and modal playing goes
back 1000 years; jazz began seriously delving into modes with Miles Davis in the 1950â??s. US clarinet icon Tony
Scott proselytized jazz during his six-year sojourn in Asia, and in so doing brought Asian music masters,
including players on this album, into the jazz world. Down Beat called pianist Bubi Chen â??The Art Tatum of
Asiaâ?, and saxophonist Marjono, whose influences include John Coltrane, is an authority on traditional
Balinese and Javanese music. Performing their never before heard ethno-jazz arrangements this inimitable
formation even toured through Europe and opened the Berlin Jazz Days in 1967.
The album was remastered from the original analogue master tapes by Christoph Stickel (cs mastering) with
the vinyl getting an AAA treatment. The original artwork is complimented by a supplement with additional
liner notes, pictures, and a scan of the original master tape box. Until now, to get your hands on this rarity
LP you had to be lucky to purchase an expensive original pressing. Finally, itâ??s available again for everyone to
enjoy! - 180GR.Indonesia and jazz? Not so far-fetched! Improvisation is a part of traditional gamelan, and modal playing goes back 1000 years; jazz began seriously delving into modes with Miles Davis in the 1950's. US clarinet icon Tony Scott proselytized jazz during his six-year sojourn in Asia, and in so doing brought Asian music masters, including players on this album, into the jazz world. Down Beat called pianist Bubi Chen "The Art Tatum of Asia", and saxophonist Marjono, whose influences include John Coltrane, is an authority on traditional Balinese and Javanese music. Performing their never before heard ethno-jazz arrangements this inimitable formation even toured through Europe and opened the Berlin Jazz Days in 1967. The album was remastered from the original analogue master tapes by Christoph Stickel (cs mastering) with the vinyl getting an AAA treatment. The original artwork is complimented by a supplement with additional liner notes, pictures, and a scan of the original master tape box. Until now, to get your hands on this rarity LP you had to be lucky to purchase an expensive original pressing. Finally, it's available again for everyone to enjoy!? &© 2023 MPS
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Remastered from the original Master Tape
180g Vinyl Pressing
includes liner notes and a picture of the original master tape box"Djanger Bali (1LP)" by Tony Scott & The Indonesian Allstars is a captivating vinyl release that bridges the worlds of jazz and traditional Indonesian music. Originally recorded in 1967, this LP stands as a testament to cross-cultural collaboration, blending modal jazz improvisations with gamelan-inspired rhythms and melodies. Tony Scott, an innovative American clarinetist known for his pioneering work in world music fusion, leads the ensemble alongside some of Indonesia?s most respected musicians. This album has become a cult classic among collectors for its unique soundscape and historical significance. Released by Musik Produktion Schwarzwald?a German label renowned for high-quality pressings and their dedication to preserving rare gems from around the globe?this edition ensures audiophile-level fidelity and authentic presentation. | | | Playtime: |
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0218119MSW |
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