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Sämtliche Konzerte Jazzclub Allmend Oberengstringen Sämtliche Konzerte 1 27.11.1988 Stephan Kurmann Strings Andy Scherrer, Doug Hammond 2 07.01.1989 Vintage Jazzband Ian Armit, Forrie Cairns, Lindsay Cooper 3 14.01.1989 Thomas Dürst Trio Thomas Goller, Ueli Müller 4 25.01.1989 Häusermann Frey & Töne 5 15.04.1989 Lindsay Cooper & Lindsay Cooper 6 29.04.1989 Nat Su / Jürg Ammann 7 05.05.1989 Latin adventures Christoph Baumann, Matthias Baumann, Hämi Hämmerli, Carlos Kort, Cyrille Lützelschwab 8 31.05.1989 Cadavre Exquis Urs Blöchlinger, Christoph Baumann, Ian Gordon-Lennox, Tom Varner, Roland Dahinden, Jürg Huke, Nat Su, Martin Schlumpf, Hämi Hämmerli, Dieter Ulrich 9 24.06.1989 Vintage Jazzband 10 01.09.1989 Interkantonale Blasabfuhr Renö Widmer, Albin Brun, Beat Glaser, Urs Koller, Christoph Bättig 11 27.10.1989 Quintette Popolien Hans Koch, J.-F. Bovard. Olivier Clerc, Michel Bastet, Popal Lavanchy 12 03.11.1989 No secrets in the family Annette Schönholzer, Markus Schönholzer, Martin Gantenbein 13 11.11.1989 Twobones Paul Haag, Danilo Moccia, Tutilo Odermatt, Alberto Cannonico 14 14.01.1990 Grauband Jürg Grau, Nat Su, Christof Stiefel, Herbie Kopf, Chaspar Rast 15 17.01.1990 Waste Land Dani Mouton, Dieter Ulrich 16 31.01.1990 Fun Horns Volker Schlott, Jörg Huke, Joachim Hesse, Thomas Klemm 17 05.05.1990 L’état des Sons Maurice Magnoni, Jacques Demierre, Olivier Rogg, Jan Gordon-Lennox, Carlos Baumann, Pascal Schaer, Didier Hatt, Maurizio Bionda, Ivor Malherbe, Marc Erbetta 18 11.05.1990 Dave Bartholomew Orchestra Willy Singleton, Stacy Cole, Warren Bell, Amadee Castenell, Wardell, Quezerque, Justin Adams, Charles Moore, Carolyn Williams 19 29.06.1990 Carlo Actis Dato Quartett Piero Ponzo, Enirico Fazio, Fiorenzo Sordini 20 01.07.1990 Urs Blöchlinger / Peter Landis Hans Kennel: A summit of changes Bruno Spörri, John Mumford, Tutilo Odermatt, Peter Schmidlin 21 01.09.1990 Tin Roof Jazz Orchestra 22 15.09.1990 Bye, bye Lindsay Cooper Dieter Ulrich, Christoph Gallio, Kurt Grämiger, Urs Blöchlinger, Forrie Cairns, Ian Armit 23 29.09.1990 Kieloor Entartet Thise Gloor, Matthias Kielholz, Lukas Niggli Hopkins / Masstorovic 24 28.10.1990 Oliver Jackson Swingers Johnny Coles, Harry Allen, Claude Black, Pierre Boussaguet 25 31.10.1990 Pit Gutmann Trio Fritz Hegi, Thomas Hirt 26 10.11.1990 Free Puls Ueli Müller, Thomas Dürst, John Voirol 27 10.01.1991 Heugarten Orchester Urs Blöchlinger, Robi Rüdisüli, Dieter Ulrich, Peter Böhringer, Martin Schlumpf 28 26.01.1991 Morschach Blasorchester Mani Planzer 29 03.1991 4teiliger Kurs an der Volkshochschule Kaspar Fischer, Dieter Ulrich, Jürg Solothurnmann, Peter Bürli, Marcel Bernasconi, Beat Wenger, Hans Kennel, Hämi Hämmerli 30 05.05.1991 Jay Mc Shann All Stars Plas Johnson, Milt Hilton, Clyde Lucas 31 11.05.1991 Vulture Club 32 16.05.1991 Piccadilly Six Dave Stewart, John Service, Forrie Cairns, Chris Haskins, Jimmy Garforth 33 31.05.1991 Urs Voerkel / Irene Schweizer 34 10.09.1991 Trio Männertreu Urs Häusermann, Patrick Gsell, Andreas Schertenleib 35 13.09.1991 Schizodie Carlos Baumann, Michel Bastet, Pierre Francois Massy, Marcel Papaux 36 21.09.1991 Le cose in bene Giancarlo Nicilai, Regula Neuhaus Duo fatale Jopo, Ingeborg Poffet-Berscheid 37 28.09.1991 Picasson 38 11.01.1992 No secrets in the family Annette Schönholzer, Markus Schönholzer, Martin Gantenbein 39 22.01.1992 Sfogliare albi Michael Gassmann, Markus Dreifuss, Peter Livers, Alexander Oth 40 29.01.1992 Karl ein Karl P. K. Frey, Michel Seigner, Alfred Zimmerlin 41 29.02.1992 Benny Bailey Quintett Carlo Schöb, Peter Eigenmann, Lars Lundgaard, Peter Schmidlin 42 07.03.1992 2 Grossmütter und 2 Staubsauger Phil Minton, Urs Blöchlinger, Olivier Magnenat, Christoph Winkel 43 02.05.1992 Harlem Ramblers 44 09.05.1992 Nguyen Le Quartett Heiri Känzig, Art Lande 45 13.05.1992 Nat Su / Mike Kanan 46 29.08.1992 Tin Roof Jazz Orchestra 47 11.09.1992 Cojazz feat. Ann Malcolm Andy Scherrer, Stephan Kurmann, Peter Schmidlin 48 26.09.1992 Unexcepted Congeniality Co Streiff, Irene Schweizer, Urs Voerkel, Jürg Wildberger 49 29.09.1992 Lohn der Angst Doro Schürch, Werner Lüdi, Steffi Wittwer, Paul Lovens 50 11. - 16.01.1993 Festival Intime 51 07.03.1993 Grauband Jürg Grau, Nat Su, Chris Wiesendanger, Herbie Kopf, Chaspar Rast 52 13.03.1993 Bermuda Viereck 53 18.03.1993 Tremble Kids 54 08.05.1993 Chic Street Man & Street Sounds 55 13.05.1993 Voice meets Bass Marianne Racine, Christoph Sprenger ZAP Hans Feigenwinter, Philipp Schaufelberger, Bänz Oester, Chaspar Rast 56 16.05.1993 Herbie Kopf Quartett Jack Walrath, Scott Amendola, Nat Su 57 04.09.1993 Tin Roof Jazz Orchestra 58 18.09.1993 Piano Connection 59 26.09.1993 Hans Hassler Solo 60 02.10.1993 Aventure Dupont Vinz Vonlanthen 61 08.01.1994 Jazz via Brasil Rodrigo Botter Maio, Dudu Penz 62 15.01.1994 The great Musaurian Songbook Alfred Zimmerlin, Dieter Ulrich, Claudia Ulla Binder 63 27.01.1994 Mytha Hans Kennel, Carlos Baumann 64 11.03.1994 Wolverines Jazz Band 65 19.03.1994 Fra Fra 66 26.03.1994 Solothurnmann / Kieckbusch / Wolfarth 67 07.05.1994 Clarence Gatemouth Brown 68 13.05.1994 Walter Norris / Bänz Oester / Dieter Ulrich 69 29.05.1994 Xing to 70 27.08. 1994 Bucktown Jazzband 71 24.09.1994 Kutteldaddeldu Urs Blöchlinger, Jacques Demierre, Olivier Magnenat 72 01.10.1994 Mal Waldron Quartett Nicolas Simion, Ed Schuller, Victor Jones 73 14.01.1995 Kartoffeln und Bananen Letieres Leite, Eduardo “Dudu” Penz, Christoph Baumannn, Urs Weibel 74 22.02.1995 Camerata Elettrica Mathias Kielholz, Philipp Schaufelberger, Felix Utzinger, Wolfgang Zwiauer 75 27.01.1995 Adrian Frey Trio Rätus Flisch, Tony Renold 76 25.02.1995 Marc Jundts Kalabule Band 77 11.03.1995 Roland von Flüe Quintett 78 14.03.1995 Anderson / Bennink / Doran 79 18.03.1995 Attila Zoller, Don Friedman 80 06.05.1995 Sugar Blue Motoaki Makin, Herbert Walker, Charlie Hosch jr., Todd Clifford Wolf 81 20.05.1995 Hügle / Weiss / Höfler / Pfamatter 82 14.05.1995 Don’t change your hair for me Sandy Patton, Peter Schärli, Antonia Giordano, Thomas Dürst 83 21.09.1995 Forrie Cairns / Lindsay Cooper 84 20.09.1995 Interkantonale Blasabfuhr René Widmer, Albin Brun, Beat Blaser, Urs Koller, Michael Frey, Marco Käppeli 85 04.10.1995 Cadavre Exquis Jean Paul Autin, Tom Varner, Andreas Marti, Christof Dienz, Thomas Ulrich, Didier Levallet, Mathias Eser, Willy Kotoun, Christoph Baumann 86 10.12.1995 The Barbara Best Singers 87 12.01.1996 Wiesendanger / Feigenwinter / Su 88 19.01.1996 Les Tambours du Temps Pierre Favre, Lukas Niggli, Roberto Ottaviano, Michel Godard 89 27.01.1996 Rosetta Matthieu Michel, Yves Massy, Daniel Perrin, Pierre-Francois Massy, Marcel Papaux 90 24.02.1996 Nat Su Quintett Mark Turner, Michael Kanan, Joe Martin, Jordi Rossy 91 08.03.1996 More than a mood Co Streiff, Fredi Lüscher, Christian, Hartmann, Dieter Ulrich 92 16.03.1996 Eliphant’s love affair Steffen Schorn, Claudio Puntin 93 10.05.1996 Peggy Chew Quintett Ademir Candido, Roland von Flüe, Adrian Frey, Peter Frei, Elmar Frey 94 19.05.1996 Trisonic Stefan Keller, Beat Ramseier, Andi Pupato 95 01.06.1996 The Astral Project Tony Dagradi, Steve Masakowski, David Torkanowski, James Singelton, John Vidacovich 96 07.09.1996 Andy Scherrer Quartett William A. Evans, Heiri Känzig, Julio Barreto 97 13.09.1996 Dinner for five Peter Landis, Omri Ziegele, Urs Voerkel, Herbert Kramis, Jan Schlegel 98 21.09.1996 Mentalities Ian Gordon-Lennox, Matthias Baumann, Tini Hägler, Herbie Kopf, Christoph Baumann, Stephan Rigert, Carlos Kort, Daniel Mouthon, Hans Hassler 99 19.11.1996 Dewey Redman Quartett Dewey Redman, Philipp Schaufelberger, Bänz Oester, Marcel Papaux 100 11.01.1997 Inside looking out Rainer Apel, Markus Kössler, Florian Dauner 101 25.01.1997 Nocturne schématique Yves Massy, Vinz Vonlanthen, Michel Wintsch, Olivier Clerc 102 29.01.1997 Schweizer / Favre 103 28.02.1997 Grab / Scarton Quintett Axel Fischbacher, Wolfgang Zwieauer, Marcel Papaux 104 06.03.1997 Marco Käppeli Selection Bruno Amstad, Günter Weiss, Hämi Hämmerli 105 15.03.1997 Oliver Lake Trio Darrel Mixon, Gene Lake 106 24.05.1997 Habarigani Brass Hans Kennel, Tom Varner, Heinz Della Torre, Glenn Ferris, Richard Hager, Jean-Jacques Avenel 107 30.05.1997 Afro Garage Dieter Ulrich, Christoph Baumann, Jacques Siron Noisy Minority Omri Ziegele, Jan Schlegel, Dieter Ulrich 108 07.06.1997 Harlem Ramblers 109 06.09.1997 ADD Steve Argüelles, Robert Dick, Christy Doran 110 13.09.1997 Girod / Schmid Tonic Strings Toni Donadio, Nic Niedermann 111 20.09.1997 Errol Dixon 112 23.11.1997 Nat Su / Mike Kanan 113 29.11.1997 The stars of faith 114 10.01.1998 Schlauer Bauer Daniel Seyr, Hubert Hungerbühler, Roland Christen, Dani Schmid 115 16.01.1998 Bubble Town Erika Stucki, Marco Raoult , Markus Schönholzer, Marc Burgauer 116 25.01.1998 Don’t change my hair for me Sandy Patton, Peter Schärli, Antonia Giordano, Thomas Dürst 117 06.03.1998 Marc Elias Open / Loose Ellery Eskelin, Tom Rainey 118 14.03.1998 Chris Wiesendanger Trio Ben Street, Elmar Frey 119 19.03.1998 Malcolm Persson Braff Quintett Matthieu Michel, Bänz Oester, Yaya Ouattara, Olivier Clerc 120 22.05.1998 Häns’che Weiss Duo Vali Mayer 121 23.05.1998 Ambrosetti / Su / Abrams 122 24.05.1998 Kolsimcha Michael Heitzler, Niki Reiser, Olivier Traun, Daniel Fricker, David Klein 123 27.06.1998 Hot Strings 124 05.07.1998 Bläq Peter Böhringer, Peter Schmid 125 22.08.1998 Piano Connection 126 05.09.1998 New Jazz Trio Michael Arbenz, Friedmann Rabe, Florian Arbenz Grab / Portenier 127 12.09.1998 Fanfare du Loup Christophe Berthet, Francois Chevrolet, Bill Holden, Yves Massy, Jacques Demierre, Sandro Rosetti,
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