Alexander Von Schlippenbach - Globe Unity - Berlin 1966

[@jibsmokestack1]

Young Brotzman going off! Amazing!

[@op.1112]

Wow! Brötzmann looks so young. Thank you for posting this!

[@4478nick]

WOW. I had no idea this existed! And I've been obsessed with Globe Unity for the past year. You just blew my mind.

[@mikerophone235]

Wow! Another gem. Thanks JK

[@m____8345]

Lineup per the Berliner Festspiele compilation:
Alexander Von Schlippenbach - Conductor, Percussion (Tubular Bells), Piano
Willem Breuker - Saxophones (Soprano,Tenor)
Peter Brötzmann - Saxophone (Alto)
Claude Deron - Trumpet
Gerd Dudek - Saxophone (Tenor)
Horst Gmeinwieser - Trombone
Gunter Hampel - Flute, Bass Clarinet
Peter Kowald - Bass
Jaki Liebezeit - Drums
Willi Lietzmann - Tuba
Mani Neumaier - Drums
J.B. "Buschi" Niebergall - Bass, Trombone
Manfred Schoof - Trumpet, Cornet
Kris Wanders - Saxophone (Baritone)

[@klaus8456]

Jaki Liebezeit is a rare sighting, WOW

[@stephencarroll230]

Unbelievable! 1966!

[@Baribrotzer]

Alexander Von Schlippenbach - Conductor, Percussion (Tubular Bells), Piano
Claude Deron - Trumpet
Manfred Schoof - Trumpet, Cornet
Gunter Hampel - Flute, Bass Clarinet
Peter Brötzmann - Saxophone (Alto)
Willem Breuker - Saxophones (Soprano, Tenor)
Gerd Dudek - Saxophone (Tenor)
Kris Wanders - Saxophone (Baritone)
Horst Gmeinwieser - Trombone
Willi Lietzmann - Tuba
J.B. "Buschi" Niebergall - Bass, Trombone
Peter Kowald - Bass
Jaki Liebezeit - Drums
Mani Neumaier - Drums

[@ChristinaStern-x9o]

Wow, amazing! Thank you for posting. (The view of the audience at the end -- and their expressions -- is also quite interesting.)

[@brötzmannsax]

Those that "got it" clapped pretty enthusiastically, those that didn't just sat there, hopefully they were stunned, ha.

[@tonyfreejazz20]

Music for the soul...cheers for posting mate

[@brötzmannsax]

Alexander is a genius and over looked pianist, with Cecil Taylor and Fred Van Hove gone, he carries the torch now.
RIP Peter Brotzmann.

[@brötzmannsax]

RIP Gerd Dudek as well.

[@Můnk9]

wow, back when Jaki Liebezeit was in Globe Unity. Truly a treasure.

[@maxbrazzini9641]

Wonderful!!!

[@m____8345]

Fantastic, Thanks again Jay…

[@StephenGrew]

What a thing! Nearly 60 years ago.

[@volkerwilde]

Sensationell - Alexander von Schlippenbach, was hast du da losgetreten? Legende und Musikgeschichte heute, damals die Existenz in die Waagschale geworfen. Volles Risiko. Dass der WDR dies damals gesendet hat, ist beinahe unvorstellbar.

[@Pandalektro]

Damals war man experimenteller Musik weit aufgeschlossener als heute.

[@stephencarroll230]

This is some incredible footage! So many unbelievable players and so young! They may have been a step behind the Americans, but not by much!

[@lumpielump3576]

holy smokes, waht a gem - do you have more footage from those glorious Berliner Jazztage days or NDR jazzworkshop?

[@terrencehamlin9369]

Schoooof!!!

[@terrencehamlin9369]

Thanks for posting this incredible document !

[@brötzmannsax]

What a solo!

[@vinceverdi]

Drummer was later in Can 🙂 . . .

[@Klaus-j4s]

so kann`s kommen, wenn man Sun Ras Arkestra gehört hatte :)

[@jedtulman46]

Viva la revolution