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Too bad no! I came to Göttingen in November 1960 to study at the university. My first visit was to the club "Centre" to hear Gunter Hampel. We are currently researching the jazz events in Göttingen in the fifties and sixties.

Bill Coleman was November 15, 1954 in Göttingen!

👍 - included in my 12-LP-Box-Set from 1984!

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👍 - as vinyl on my shelf (gatefold-cover)!

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Thank you very much for this post ! It is a pity, that this recording wasn't issued during Marion's lifetime. It was his entry intro into Germany! But he is not mentioned in the booklet as composer of some of the tracks! CD1: 01: Gesprächsfetzen https://discog.piezoelektric.org/marionbrown/r/gespraechsfetzen.html CD1: 02: Ode to Coltrane https://discog.piezoelektric.org/marionbrown/r/offering.html CD1: 03: Exhibition https://discog.piezoelektric.org/marionbrown/r/marionbrownquartet.html CD2: 03: Juba Lee https://discog.piezoelektric.org/marionbrown/r/jubalee.html Sideman Sigi Busch (b) has posted on facebook: „Überraschung. 1969 habe ich in der Lila Eule mit dem amerikanischen Saxophonisten MARION BROWN, dem Schlagzeuger Steve McCall und dem Bremer Posaunisten Ed Kröger gespielt. Radio Bremen hat damals mitgeschnitten und nun nach so langer Zeit sind die Aufnahmen als Doppel CD veröffentlicht worden. Wirklich hörenswert, was und vor allem was wir da gespielt haben. Frisch und munter und sehr kommunikativ.“ "Surprise. In 1969 I played in the Lila Eule with the American saxophonist MARION BROWN, the drummer Steve McCall and the Bremen trombonist Ed Kröger. Radio Bremen recorded at that time and now, after such a long time, the recording have been released as a double CD. Really worth hearing what and above all what we played there. Fresh and lively and very communicative."