
Panzerpappa is the definitive Norwegian instrumental Avant/Progressive Rock/RIO group. Their inventive and playful sound ("Progressive Rock with a friendly face") is at once reminiscent of inspirational precursors such as Samla Mammas Manna, King Crimson, Henry Cow, Univers Zero and Frank Zappa, while at the same time sounding unmistakably like ... Panzerpappa!
Tracks Listing:
1. Koralrevens klagesang, I and II [Live at Sentrum Scene 2007]. 7:15
2. Pestrottedans [Live at Gamla 2016]. 7:27
3. Nokkelgnomslatten [Archival material ca 2000]. 10:46
4. Farlig vandring (pa tynt vann) - [Live at Gamla 2016]. 8:54
5. Fundal [Live at Zappanale 2015]. 6:57
6. De 99 trappetrinn [Live OsloProg 2002]. 10:26
7. Landsbysladder [Saxon Village - Live at Gamla 2016]. 8:30
8. I Forgot to Push It [Happy the Man cover]. 3:06
9. Feel the Breeze, Bill? [Live at OsloProg 2002]. 6:29
10. Frenetisk frenologi (for nybegynnere) [Live at Sentrum Scene 2007]. 11:25
11. Ugler i moseboka [Live at Zappanale 2015]. 7:14
12. Hulemysteriet [Live at Rock in Opposition 2013]. 5:57
13. Seriell Ballade [Live at OsloProg 2002]. 2:17
14. Snill pa Band [Live at Amatoren 2005]. 6:33
15. Fisjonsvisjon [Live at Amatoren 2004]. 6:35
16. Kamel uten filter [Saxon Village edition]. 5:30
17. Utrygge trofler [Live at amatoren 2004]. 7:14
18. Kliving i masti er forbode det er farleg a komme burti dei elektriske leidningane og festi deira [Live at amatoren 2005]. 12:11
19. Exercise of Style #92 [Live by Ett Fett Storband, 2008]. 5:18
20. Barkus i Vinterland [Extended version]. 8:56
21. The Big Medley [Live at Sentrum Scene 2007]. 13:07
22. Koralrevens klagesang, part III [Live at Gamla 2016]. 2:49
23. Skolepiano [Live in Studio December 2016]. 6:15
24. Tredje Malist [Xmas edition, 2016]. 4:24
Total Time: 175:37
Trond Gjellum: Drums, percussion (1-6,8-15,17,18,20,21,23,24)
Anders K. Krabberød: Bass (1,2,4-6,8-15,17,18,20,21,23,24)
Jarle G. Storløkken: Guitars (1,2,4-6,8-15,17-24)
Torgeir W. Sørbye: trumpet keyboards (2,4,23)
Additional musicians:
Gunnar Flagstad: keyboards (2,4)
Ketil Hovland: trombone (2,4)
Jørgen Skjulstad: Bass (3)
Knut Tore Abrahamsen: Guitar (3)
Hans Petter Alfredsen: Keyboards (5,11,12, 24)
Anders Underthun: Alto saxophone (7)
Richard Arntzen: Tenor saxophone (7)
Sigrid Aftret: Baritone saxophone (7)
Ett Fett Big Band (19)
Elaine DeFalco: Accordion (20)


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Italian trumpeter Enrico Rava has been a force in the post-bop and avantegarde jazz world since the mid-1960’s when he played with soprano sax icon Steve Lacy. Throughout the 70’s and 80’s he worked with the likes of Gil Evans, Charlie Haden, Archie Shepp, and Cecil Taylor. This 1973 MPS outing was Rava’s second album as a leader, and already displays the trumpeter as a player at the height of his creative powers. The quartet includes guitarist John Abercrombie in the early stages of his fabulous career, drummer Chip White, who has been a fixture in the Big Apple since the 70’s, and guitarist/bassist Bruce Johnson, whose wide range saw him working with the Beach Boys as well as Gil Evans. Bruce was also teacher of and inspiration to a generation of New York jazz guitarists. The title Bunny’s Pie seems strangely out of place for this haunting rubato melody as it trails off and into the up-tempo maelstrom of Trial N. 5 with swirling solos by Abercrombie and Rava. Rava’s expressive balladic intro to Dimenticare Stanca transforms into funk, with guitar and trumpet steering over the rhythmic drive. The title piece has the lyrical feel and cadence of an Incan-Peruvian folksong, whereas with its funky bass riff, Fluid Connection rides the fusion wave with standout trumpet and guitar solos. A tip of the hat to fellow trumpeter, Avant icon Don Cherry, Cheerin’ Cherry celebrates the Multikulti path, taking the North African route, and Bruce Johnson’s Peace is one and a half minutes of blissful ballad. :format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-3592161-1513095270-7919.jpeg.jpg)
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