Peter Brötzmann Octet - Machine Gun FLAC

Tracklist

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Credits

• Acoustic Bass – Buschi Niebergall, Peter Kowald
• Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Producer – Peter Brötzmann
• Drums – Han Bennink, Sven-Åke Johansson
• Engineer – Gunther Zipelius
• Piano – Fred Van Hove
• Tenor Saxophone – Evan Parker, Willem Breuker

Notes

Recorded May 1968/"Lila Eule"/Bremen.
This pressing has ”Mierendorffstrasse 19” printed on the back cover, which confirms that it was made earlier than those that have ”Behaimstrasse 4” printed. There also exist a pressing on FMP (see the following entry on discogs: 13635456) that has no adress on the back cover, similar to the earlier edition on BRÖ.
This entry (having ”Mierendorffstrasse 19” printed on the back) is most likely a first or a second pressing on FMP. No other version featuring ”Mierendorffstrasse 19” has been reported to exist.
The first edition of Machine Gun was released on BRÖ in 1968.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: ST-BRÖ 2 A
• Matrix / Runout: ST-BRÖ 2 B

Companies

• Recorded At – Lila Eule

Video

Album

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