Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath - Live At Willisau Album

Tracklist

1	Andromeda	3:58
2	Davashe's Dream Written-By – Mackay Davashe	7:44
3	Restless	2:40
4	Camel Dance	7:13
5	Union Special	0:57
6	Funky Boots Written-By – Gary Windo, Nick Evans	5:41
7	Kongi's Theme	6:40
8	Tunji's Song Written-By – Tunji Oyelana	6:51
9	The Serpent's Kindly Eye	8:25
10	Do It	11:08
11	Ismite Is Might	4:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OG 100	Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath	Live At Willisau ‎(LP, Album, yel)	Ogun	OG 100	UK	1974
OG 100	Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath	Live At Willisau ‎(LP, Album, Whi)	Ogun	OG 100	UK	1974
BMC (L) 500	Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath	Live At Willisau ‎(LP, Album)	Black Music	BMC (L) 500	South Africa	1974

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Dudu Pukwana
• Design [Front Cover Design] – Niklaus Troxler
• Double Bass – Harry Miller
• Drums – Louis Moholo
• Edited By, Remix – Keith Beal
• Layout [Cd] – David Ilic
• Leader, Piano – Chris McGregor
• Liner Notes [Sleeve Notes] – Val Wilmer
• Mastered By – Dave Bernez
• Photography By, Design [Original Design Concept] – George Hallett
• Recorded By – Roland Janz
• Tenor Saxophone – Evan Parker, Gary Windo
• Trombone – Nick Evans, Radu Malfatti
• Trumpet – Harry Beckett, Marc Charig, Mongezi Feza
• Written-By – Chris McGregor (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 7 to 10)

Notes

Recorded live at Willisau, Switzerland, 27 January 1973.
Edited and remixed in London.
Tracks 1,2,5,6,7,8 previously issued on the first Ogun release in 1974.
Tracks 3,4,9,10,11 added July 1994.
Mastered at Townhouse Studios.

This CD is released in celebration of the 20th birthdays of Ogun Records and the Willisau Festival and is dedicated to the Brothers past and present.

Companies

• Recorded At – Jazz Festival Willisau

Video

Album

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