Alexander von Schlippenbach - The Living Music Album

Tracklist

1	Past Time
2	Into The Staggerin
3	The Living Music
4	Wave
5	Lollopalooza
6	Tower

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
HO 1	Alexander von Schlippenbach	The Living Music ‎(LP, Album)	QUASAR	HO 1	Germany	1969
UMS/ALP231CD	Alexander von Schlippenbach	The Living Music ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Atavistic	UMS/ALP231CD	US	2002
FMP 0100	Alexander von Schlippenbach	The Living Music ‎(LP, Album, RE)	FMP	FMP 0100	Germany	1969
FMP 0100	Alexander von Schlippenbach	The Living Music ‎(LP, Album, RE)	FMP	FMP 0100	Germany	1972

Credits

• Bass Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone – Michel Pilz
• Bass, Bass Trombone – J.B. Niebergall
• Cornet, Flugelhorn – Manfred Schoof
• Drums, Percussion – Han Bennink
• Engineer [Recording] – Conny Plank
• Piano, Percussion, Design [Cover Design] – Alexander V. Schlippenbach
• Producer, Photography By – Peter Hoffmann
• Remastered By – Martin Siewert
• Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Peter Brötzmann
• Trombone – Paul Rutherford

Notes

Recorded 24. 4. 1969 Rhenus Studio, Köln/Godorf

Barcodes

• Barcode (sticker on plastic sleeve): 9120036681125

Companies

• Distributed By – Trost Records
• Licensed From – FMP

Short intro

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