Ulf Adåker, Swedish Radio Jazz Group - Chordeography FLAC

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Credits

• Alto Saxophone, Flute – Håkan Broström
• Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute – Erik Nilsson
• Bass Trombone – Sven Larsson
• Design [Sleeve Design] – Per Tjernberg
• Double Bass, Electric Bass – Teddy Walter
• Drums – Leif Fredriksson
• Electric Guitar – Anders Karlén
• Lacquer Cut By – BA
• Percussion [Acoustic & Electronic Percussion] – Per Cussion
• Photography By [Cover Photo] – Lars Torndahl
• Piano – Bobo Stenson
• Producer [Radio Production] – Bosse Broberg
• Producer [Recording Producer] – Håkan Elmquist
• Recorded By [Recording Engineer] – Ove Bergwall
• Synthesizer – Stefan Blomquist
• Tenor Saxophone – David Wilczewski
• Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Ulf Andersson
• Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Flute – Lennart Åberg
• Trombone – Lars Olofsson, Walter Brolund
• Trombone, Soloist – Eje Thelin
• Trumpet [Acoustic & Electric Trumpet], Soloist, Synthesizer, Conductor – Ulf Adåker
• Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Fredrik Norén , Jan Kohlin, Lars Lindgren
• Tuba – Per-Åke Holmlander
• Written-By, Arranged By – Ulf Adåker

Notes

Recorded in collaboration with the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation as a part of the RJG-Spektrum 86 radio series.

The A side was recorded in Studio 9, Radiohuset, Stockholm, 22/3, 1986.
The B side was recorded in the lecture hall of Kulturhuset, Stockholm, 23/3, 1986.

Ⓟ & Ⓒ 1986, STIM

Gatefold sleeve.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, hand-etched): PS-36-A 7/11-86 GP BA-GP
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, hand-etched): PS-36-B 7/11-86 GP BA-GP
• Pressing Plant ID: GP
• Rights Society: BIEM / n©b

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – STIM
• Copyright (c) – STIM
• Pressed By – Grammoplast
• Printed By – SIB-Tryck AB, Norsborg
• Recorded At – Studio 9, Sveriges Radio
• Recorded At – Kulturhuset, Stockholm

Album

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