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Barre Phillips Discography Barre Phillips Discography **ERIC DOLPHY / VINTAGE DOLPHY / GM RECORDINGS /GM3005D NYC: March 14/ April 18 1963 w/ Jim Hall, Phil Woods , Sticks Evans etc... **LEONARD BERNSTEIN - N.Y. PHILARMONIC / LEONARD BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS MUSIC OF OUR TIME. LARRY AUSTIN IMPROVISATIONS FOR ORCHESTRA AND JAZZ SOLISTS. COLUMBIA ML6133 NYC: January 1964 w/ Don Ellis, Joe Cocuzzo **ATTILA ZOLLER / THE HORIZON BEYOND / MERCURY / 13814MCY Berlin : March 15, 1965 w/ Don Friedman, Daniel Humair Note : Mercury 13814 MCY Emarcy MG-26013 **BOB JAMES / EXPLOSIONS / ESP1009 NYC: May 1965 w/ Robert Pozar **ARCHIE SHEPP / NEW THING AT NEWPORT / IMPULSE / A 94 Newport : July 2, 1965 w/ Bobby Hutcherson, Joe Chambers Note : Impulse A94 - Impulse IA9357/2 ** JIMMY GIUFFRE LIVE / EUROPE 1 / 710586 / CB701 Paris, Olympia, 27 February 1965 In trio w/ Don Friedman **ARCHIE SHEPP / ON THIS NIGHT / IMPULSE / A 97 Newport : July 2, 1965 w/ Bobby Hutcherson, Joe Chambers Note : Impulse A97 - Impulse IA9357/2 **PETER NERO / ON TOUR / RCA / LPM3610 Pheonix Arizona, Pueblo and Denver Colorado, February, 1966 w/ Joe Cusatis **ATTILA ZOLLER / KATZ UND MAUS / SABA / 15112ST NYC : December 14-15, 1966 w/ Jimmy Owens **HEINER STATLER / BRAINS ON FIRE VOL 1 / LABOUR RECORDS / LRS7001 - NYC : December , 1966 w/ Jimmy Owens, Garnett Brown, Joe Farrell, Don Fiedman, etc ... **CHRIS MCGREGOR SEXTET - UP TO EARTH - FLEDGING RED 3069 1969/London w/ Louis Mohoto, John Surman, Evan Parker, Mongezi Fezam Dudu Pakwana relased in 2008 - **THE CHRIS McGREGOR TRIO / FLEDGLING RED 3070 London 1969 with Louis Maholo **NDR / DIE JAZZ - WERKSTATT '69 / NDR / 599865 Hamburg, 1966, 1967 - w/ Attila Zoller, etc... **ATTILA ZOLLER / ZO-KO-MA / MPS / 15170ST Villingen : March 13-14, 1968 w/ Albert Mangelsdorff, Lee Konitz, Stu Martin **BARRE PHILLIPS / JOURNAL VIOLONE / Opus One / N°2 London : October 30, 1968 Note : Music Man SMLS601 UNACOMPANIED BARRE; Futura GER - 15 BASSE BARRE **MARION BROWN / LE TEMPS FOU / POLYDOR / 658142 Paris: September, 1968 w/ Ambrose Jackson, Gunter Hampel, Steve McCall **NDR / DIE JAZZ - WERKSTATT '69 / NDR / 654057 Hamburg: March 29, 1968 as a member of Attila Zoller and Wolfgang Dauner groups **MAX SCHUBEL / SON OF QUASHED CULCH / OPUS ONE N° 3 London : January 2, 1969 - w/ Averil Williams, Alexander Kok **JOHN LENNON / YOKO ONO / UNFINISHED MUSIC N° 2 / LIFE WITH LIONS / ZAPPLE 01- Cambridge: March 2 , 1969 - as a member of orcherstra Note : Information from "John Tchicai On Records " by Gustave Cerutti **MIKE WESTBROOK CONCERT BAND / MARCHING SONG VOL 1 / DERAM / DML1047 - London : March 31 - April 10, 1969 as a member of concert band **MIKE WESTBROOK CONCERT BAND / MARCHING SONG VOL 2 / DERAM / DML1048 - London : March 31 - April 10, 1969 as a member of concert band **DAEVID ALLEN / GONG / BYG / 529305 Paris : September - October, 1969 w/ Gilly Smyth, Didier Malherbe, Burton Green, etc... **MAL WALDRON / SET ME FREE / AFFINITY / AFF 116 Paris : October , 1969 - w/ Philly Joe Jones **ELIAS GISTELINCK / NDESSE OU BLUES / CULTURA / 5072N1 Brussel : 1969 - w/ BTR Orchestra, Palle Mikkelborg, Stu Martin **REMEMBER SIXTY-NINE / EIN JAZZ JAZZ ALTENA - ISERLOHN / JG RECORDS / ST 04/05 - Altena or Iserlohn : November 2 , 1969 w/ Joachim Kuhn, Stu Martin, Jacques Thollot. **ROLF AND JOACHIM KUHN / MONDAY MORNING / HOR ZU BLACK LABEL / SHZE 909BL - Berlin : November , 1969 w/ Eje Thelin, John Surman, Stu Martin, Jacques Thollot **GITTIN ' TO KNOW Y ' ALL / MPS / 15269ST - Baden baden : December 12- 14, 1969 - as a member of the Baden-Baden Free Jazz Orcherstra as a member of Terje Rypdal Group - w/ Joseph Jarman, Bernt Rosengren, Karin Krog, Steve McCall, etc .... **SIEGFRIED KESSLER / LIVE AT GIL'S CLUB / FUTURA / GER 10 Paris : December 26-27, 1969 - w/ Steve Mc Call **JOHN SURMAN / HOW MANY CLOUDS CAN YOU SEE ? / DERAM R1045 London : 1969 - w/ Dave Holdsworth, Harold Becket, etc... **THE TRIO / LIVE IN ATENA / JG RECORDS / 018ST Altena : January 10, 1970 - w/ Stu Martin and John Surman **BARRE PHILLIPS / ALORS !!! / FUTURA / GER12 Paris : January 27 , 1970 - w/ John Surman, Stu Martin, Jean-Pierre Drouet and Michel Portal **THE TRIO / THE TRIO / DAWN / 3006 London : March 1970 - w/ John Surman, Stu Martin Reissued on BGO Records - BGOCD 231 - 1994 Reissued on Sequel Records - NEE CE 303 – 1999 **INTERNATIONALES NEW JAZZ MEETING AUF BURG ALTENA / JG RECORDS / 20/21 - Altena : June 27 , 1970 w/ John Surman, Stu Martin **JAZZ JAMBOREE 1970 VOL 2 / MUZA XL / 0697 Warszawa : October , 1970 - w/ John Surman, Stu Martin **NDR / DIE JAZZ WERKSTATT 70' / NDR / 0654094 Hamburg : 1969 - 1970 w/ Friedrich Gulda, Kenny Wheeler, John Surman, Tony Oxley **THE TRIO / CONFLAGRATION / DAWN / DNLS 3022 London : January 1971 w/ The Trio, Circle, Eje Thelin, A. Mangelsdorff, Mike Osborne, Kenny Wheeler, etc... - reissued on Sequel Records NEE CD 303 - 1999 **JOHN SURMAN, JOHN WARREN / TALES OF THE ALGONQUIN / DERAM / SML1094 - London : 1970 w/ Kenny Wheeler, Harry Becket, Alain Skidmore, etc... **BARRE PHILLIPS , DAVE HOLLAND / MUSIC FROM TWO BASSES / ECM / 1011 - Ludwigsburg : February 15, 1971 **BARRE PHILLIPS / FOR ALL IT IS / JAPO / 60003 Hamburg : spring 1971 w/ Barry Guy, Jean-François Jenny-Clark, Palle Danielsson, Stu Martin **COLETTE MAGNY / REPRESSIONS / CHANT DU MONDE / LDX 74476 Paris, 1971 - w/ Beb Guérin **MICHEL PORTAL / SPLENDID YZLEMENT / CBS / S 64657 Paris : 1971 - w/ Pierre Favre, Howard Johnson, Runo Ericksson, Jouck Minor. **JIRI STIVIN / FIVE HITS IN A ROW / SUPRAPHON / 1151229 Prague : Feb. 26-27, 1972 - w/ Zbigniew Seifert, Rudolf Dasek, etc.... **TERJE RYPDAL / WHAT COMES AFTER / ECM / 1031 Oslo : August 7-8 , 1973 - w/ Jon Christensen, Eric Larson, Sveinung Hovensjo **JAZZ FESTIVAL / BALVER HÖHLE / JG RECORDS / JG 036 039 Balver Höhle: May 31, 1975 - w/ Kryztof Zgraja **BARRE PHILLIPS / MOUNTAINSCAPES / ECM / 1076 Ludwigsburg : March 1976 - The Trio w/ Dieter Feichtner, John Abercrombie **FRIEDRICH GULDA / NACHRICHT VON LANDE / BRAIN / 080.016-2 Moosham Austria: August 19-22, 1976 The Trio w/ Cecil Taylor, Albert Mangelsdorff, etc... **FRIEDRICH GULDA / IT'S UP TO YOU / PREISER / SPR-3268 Austria 1977 - w/ Leszek Zadlo, ANIMA, etc. **MUMPS / A MATTER OF TASTE / MPS / 68.169 Villigen : March 13-19, 1977 - The Trio w/ Albert Mangelsdorff **CHARLIE MARIANO / OCTOBER / CONTEMP 2 Köln : October 5-7, 1977 w/ Trilok Gurtu, Rainer Bruninghaus, Udo Dahmen, Hans Georg Meuser **BARRE PHILLIPS / THREE DAY MOON / ECM / 1123 Oslo : March, 1978 - w/ Terje Rypdal, Trilok Gurtu, Dieter Feichtner **DIE JUNGEN / RANDOM GENERATORS / FMP / 0680 Berlin : March 1-2, 1979 - w/ Peter Kowald **HERVE BOURDE / ENGATSSE / MARGE / 12 Paris : April 27, 1979 - w/ Bernard Lubat **BARRE PHILLIPS / JOURNAL VIOLONE II / ECM / 1149 Ludwigsburg : July, 1979 - w/ John Surman, Aina Kemanis **MIQUEU MONTANARO / MUSICA OCCITANA / VENTADORN / VS3L60 Montpellier, 1979 - w/ Christian Zagarria, Daniel Dumas, etc. **BARRE PHILLIPS / MUSIC BY ... / ECM / 1178 Ludwigsburg : May , 1980 w/ John Surman, Hervé Bourde, Pierre Favre, Aina Kemanis, Claudia Phillips **STRING SUMMIT / ONE WORLD IN EIGHT / MPS / 0068.275 Baden-Baden & Mainz : November 24-28, 1980 - w/ John Blake, Didier Lockwood, Abdul Wadub, Harry Pepl, Pierre Favre,etc.... **VOCAL SUMMIT / SORROW IS NOT FOREVER - LOVE IS / MOERS MUSIC / 2004 - Baden-Baden & Mainz : November 22-26, 1982 W/ Bobby Mc Ferrin, Jay Clayton, Jeanne Lee, Ursula Dudziak, Loren Newton **BARRE PHILLIPS / CALL ME WHEN YOU GET THERE / ECM 1257 Ludwigsburg : February 1983 - Solo **ALFRED HARTH / THIS EARTH ! / ECM / 1264 Ludwigsburg : May, 1983 - w/ Paul Bley, Trilok Gurtu, Maggie Nichols **JOËLLE LÉANDRE / LES DOUZE SONS / NATO / 82 Paris : June 9-12, 1983 - w/ George Lewis, Irene Schweitzer, Derek Bailey,etc.... **GÜNTER HAMPEL / JUBILATION / BIRTH / 0038 Ludwigsburg : November 8; 1983 - w/ Marion Brown, Steve McCall, Albert Mangelsdorff, Perry Robinson, Manfred Schoff, etc.... **ÀCCROCHE NOTE EN CONCERT / ANJ 8409 Strasbourg & Paris : December 7 & 29, 1983 w/ Armand Angster, Jean- Michel Collet, Françoise Kubler. **DENIS LEVAILLANT / BARIUM CIRCUS / NATO / 382 Avignon: February, 1984 w/ Pierre Favre, Kenny Wheeler, Tony Coe, Yves Robert **DENIS LEVAILLANT / PASSAGES / THESIS / THJ 82016 Paris : December , 1987 - w/ Barry Altschul **DEREK BAILEY / BARRE PHILLIPS / FIGURING / INCUS / CD05 London & Crawley : May 12 & September 4, 1988 **COMPANY / ONCE / INCUS / CD04 London : July 12-17; 1988 w/ Lee Konitz, Derek Bailey, Richard Teilelbaum, Carlos Zingaro, etc.... **HERVE BOURDE / SUPERBE DÉMÉNAGEMENT / APIA / 191132 Paris : July 12-14, 1988 - w/ Joël Allouche **ARRIGO CAPPELLETTI / OPEN SPACES / SPLASC(h) / HP16 Milano : September 22-23, 1988 - w/ Massimo Pintori **BRÖTZMAN/PHILLIPS/SOMMER / RESERVE / FMP / CD17 Berlin : November 1988 - w/ Peter Brötzmann and Günter " Baby" Sommer **TESTU SAITOH / COLORING HEAVEN / AKETA'S DISK / AD27CD Yugawara Japon : December, 1987 - w/ S. Toyozumi and S. Kuribayashi **BARRY GUY / HARMOS / INTAKT / CD013/1989 Zurich : April 4-5, 1989 - w/London Jazz Composers Orchestra **BARRY GUY / DOUBLE TROUBLE / INTAKT / CD019/1990 Zurich : April 5-6; 1989 - w/ London Jazz Composers Orchestra **BARRE PHILLIPS / CAMOUFLAGE / VICTO / CD 08 Vancouver : May 12, 1989 - Solo **JEAN BERNARD LE FLIC VOL. 2 / PLAINISPHARE / PL1267-50CD w/ Ian Gordon Lennox, etc... **HEAVY MENTAL / CD HMP 001 Innsbruck :November 21, 1989 - w/ Leszek Zadlo, Billy Elgart, Roland Heinz **BARRE PHILLIPS / NAXOS / CELP C 14 Toulon : February 1987 and Perne les Fontaines : March 1990
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