Archie Shepp - Life At The Donaueschingen Music Festival Album

Tracklist

1	One For The Trane, Part II	21:45
2	One For The Trane, Part I	22:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SB 15 148 ST, 15 148 ST	Archie Shepp	Life At The Donaueschingen Music Festival ‎(LP, Album)	SABA, SABA	SB 15 148 ST, 15 148 ST	Germany	1967
UPS-2108-P	Archie Shepp	Life At The Donaueschingen Music Festival ‎(LP, Album, RE)	MPS Records	UPS-2108-P	Japan	1979
ULX-47-P	Archie Shepp	Life At The Donaueschingen Music Festival ‎(LP, Album)	BASF, MPS Records	ULX-47-P	Japan	1970
20651, B0016185-01	Archie Shepp	Life At The Donaueschingen Music Festival ‎(LP, Album, RE, Gat)	MPS Records, BASF, Universal Music Special Markets	20651, B0016185-01	US	2011
424 552-4	Archie Shepp	The Indomitable Archie Shepp ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	MPS Records	424 552-4	Spain	1989

Credits

• Bass – Jimmy Garrison
• Drums – Beaver Harris
• Engineer – Rolf Donner
• Liner Notes [Translated By] – Peter Kuhrt
• Liner Notes, Producer – Joachim E. Berendt
• Photography By – Hans Harzheim, Joseph Werkmeister
• Technician [Recording Director] – Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer
• Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp
• Trombone – Grachan Moncur, Roswell Rudd

Notes

Recorded live at the "Donaueschingen Musiktage 1967", October 21st, 1967.

"Mr. Shepp's performance at the Donaueschingen Music Festival was part of a 'SWF-Jazz-Session', the Jazz Concert Series of Südwestfunk Baden-Baden (South-Western German Radio and TV Network)."

Labels read "Archie Shepp".

Unipak (gatefold) jacket.

Companies

• Copyright (c) – BASF Systems Inc.

Video

Album

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