U3Klang - Jazz Goes Underground (Bootleg), 1988

1 Nimm' die U-Bahn 17:40
2 Hurry 8:17
3 Subway 11:50
4 Meru 5:38
5 Baustelle 6:20
6 Slickaphonic Stomp 14:27

Harry Beckett - trumpet
Malte Burba - trumpet
Michael Sell - trumpet
Ray Anderson - trombone, vocal
Willem van Maanen - trombone
Annie Whitehead - trombone, vocal
Friedmann Greaf - sax
Wolfgang Puschnig - sax
Martin Schedler - sax
Adam Wendt - sax
Heiner Goebbels - keyboards
Thomas Wegel - bass
Topo Gioia - percussions
Nippy Noya - percussions
Joe Passaro - percussions
Albrecht Riermeier - percussions

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Gary Burton - Libertango: The Music of Astor Piazzolla, 1999

1 Libertango 4:38
2 Invierno Porteño 7:04
3 Escualo! 3:08
4 Buenos Aires Hora Cero 5:42
5 Fuga y Misterio 4:17
6 Milonga del Angel 6:36
7 Michelangelo 4:07
8 Contrabajissimo 11:07
9 Fugata 4:16
10 Mumuki 9:07
11 Milonga Loca 3:12
12 Adios Nonino 8:37

Gary Burton - Vibraphone
Marcelo Nisinman - Bandoneon
Fernando Suarez Paz - Violin
Horacio Malvicino - Guitar
Nicolas Ledesma - Piano
Pablo Ziegler - Piano
Hector Console - Bass

AMG:
"Gary Burton's Libertango: The Music of Astor Piazzolla continues the vibraphonist's homage to Piazzolla's nuevo tango, which began with 1996's Astor Piazzolla Reuninon: a Tango Excursion. Here, as on that album, Burton collaborates with former Piazzolla players such as pianist Pablo Ziegler, violinist Fernando Suarez-Paz, and guitarist Horacio Malvicino on stylized updates of the composer's best-known tangos. Burton's vibes weave in and out of interpretations of "Escualo," "Fuga Y Misterio," and "Adios Nonino," which dance along on brisk, jazzy rhythms that nevertheless capture the tango's elegant passion. Libertango is another fresh and worthwhile exploration of Piazzolla's music from an artist"

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Karel Velebny (Czechoslovakia) - SHQ, 1967

1 The Uhu Sleeps Only During the Day 7:28
2 Joachim Is Our Friend 11:33
3 Beetles on the Head 5:06
4 Waldi on the Castle Steps 8:56
5 Andulko Safarova 5:05

Karel Velebny - Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Tenor), Vibraphone
Jiri Stivin - Flute, Recorder, Sax (Alto)
Ludek Svabensky - Piano
Karel Vejvoda - Bass
Josef Vejvoda - Drums

AMG:
"An early (1967) example of European free improvisation, Karel Velebney's SHQ on occasion feels a little tentative in comparison to full-on fearless explorations like the work of Peter Brötzmann or Fred Van Hove. Although there are several free passages, especially on the largely solo opener "The Uhu Sleeps Only During the Day," the rhythm section of pianist Ludek Svabensky, bassist Karel Vejvoda, and drummer Josef Vejvoda largely sticks to basic post-bop rhythms that rein in Velebney's bass clarinet and tenor saxophone and Jirí Stivín's woodwinds. As exploratory post-bop goes, this is often very good stuff, particularly on the closing "Andulko Safarova," which has the graceful, floating quality of one of Gil Evans' more exotic scores, and the swinging "Joachim Is Our Friend." But given the label, time, and place involved, curious listeners might expect something more extreme, and such people might be disappointed."

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