Franz Koglmann With Steve Lacy - Flaps Album

Tracklist

1	Misera Plebs, Take 1 Composed By – Muhammad Malli	3:28
2	Misera Plebs, Take 2 Composed By – Muhammad Malli	2:43
3	Steirish WC Nr. 2 Composed By – Franz Koglmann	4:12
4	Hommage To An Old Raincoat (To Fritz Kotrba) Composed By – Franz Koglmann	4:52
5	Bowery 2 Composed By – Franz Koglmann	5:00
6	Flaps (To Pee Wee Russel) Composed By – Steve Lacy	6:15
7	Bowery 1 Composed By – Franz Koglmann	5:38
8	Flops (To Charles Chaplin) Composed By – Steve Lacy	5:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BMCD-01	Franz Koglmann With Steve Lacy	Franz Koglmann With Steve Lacy - Flaps ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE)	Black-Monk	BMCD-01	Austria	2019
BMLP-01	Franz Koglmann With Steve Lacy	Franz Koglmann With Steve Lacy - Flaps ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE)	Black-Monk	BMLP-01	Austria	2019

Credits

• Bass – Toni Michlmayr
• Design, Photography By – Margit Koglmann
• Drums – Muhammad Malli
• Electronics – Gerd Geier
• Engineer – Peter J. Mueller
• Photography By – Christl Högler, Hubert Schatzl, Walter Angerer, Werner Hofer
• Soprano Saxophone – Steve Lacy
• Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Franz Koglmann

Notes

Recorded April 26, 1973, Mueller Sound Studio 1, Vienna.

Tracks A1, A4, B2 and B3 re-released on Opium

Companies

• Recorded At – Mueller's Sound Studio 1
• Produced For – Pipe Records
• Recorded At – Mueller's Sound Studio 1

Short intro

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