"William Breuker Collective" - SEALED LP on ABOUT TIME - 1983 session

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"William Breuker Collective" on ABOUT TIME ( AT-1006 ) featuring William Breuker (clarinet; soprano, alto & tenor saxophone), Andre Goudbeek (alto saxophone), Marten van Norden (soprano & tenor saxophone), Andy Altenfelder (trumpet), Boy Raaymakers (trumpet), Bernard Hunnekink (trombone), Henk de Jonge (piano), Arjen Gorter (bass) and Rob Verdurmen (drums) performing seven Breuker compositions. Recorded October 31, 1983.

Here's the 4-star review from ALLMUSIC.COM:

"The only occasion that the Kollektief recorded for an American label, this 1983 session is one of the ensemble's best, documenting the band near the end of the ten-year period when it was one of the most exciting musical groups in jazz. Though the individual instrumentalists in the ensemble have always been undersung, they were some of the finest in the music and several are given particularly bright spots to shine herein. Belgian altoist Andre Goudbeek, German trumpeter Andy Altenfelder, and Breuker mainstay Maarten van Norden all demonstrate what creative and fiery players they could be. Additionally, the record features two of Breuker's most accomplished compositions: "Amsterdam Rhapsody Overture" and the intriguingly titled "Women's Voting Rights." The latter uses a deliciously lopsided rhythmic pattern to support several rich and juicy melodies and some sublime soloing by the aforementioned Altenfelder. "Preparations and Farewell," a fun conflation of a few national anthems, among other things, was recorded earlier for the Driebergen-Zeist album (under the title "Wolkbreuk III"), as was the Kurt Weill song "Benares." Tenorist van Norden's "Kontrafunkt" is a loose, lively number giving the band some room to rock out, and the record closes with yet another Weill piece, the sprightly and delicious "Road to Mandalay." Long a collector's item as a vinyl release, Willem Breuker Kollektief was finally issued to disc by About Time in 2000. Highly recommended."

The ALLMUSIC.COM review mentions 'finally issued to disc by About Time in 2000' but this refers to COMPACT DISC and not VINYL. This recording has not been re-released as an LP and this auction item is what the review refers to as "long a collector's item as a vinyl release".

The LP is in FACTORY SEALED condition with no cut-out notches or punch holes. (NOTE: The audio sample in the SOMETHINGSOMETHING juke box above was recorded using an open copy of this great record from my collection.)

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