Nucleus 1975-06-21
Westerenger Riding Hall, Enger, West Germany
Set 1
Rachel's Tune
New Life
Heyday
Snakehips Etcetera
Pussyfoot
Pastoral Graffiti
A Taste Of Sarsaparilla > Theme 1 - Sarsaparilla
(bass Intro To...) Alive And Kicking
Alive And Kicking
Alive And Kicking (finale)
New Life
Heyday
Snakehips Etcetera
Pussyfoot
Pastoral Graffiti
A Taste Of Sarsaparilla > Theme 1 - Sarsaparilla
(bass Intro To...) Alive And Kicking
Alive And Kicking
Alive And Kicking (finale)
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
Musicians;
Ian Carr- trump, flugelhorn
Geoff Castle- keys
Roger Sutton-bass
Roger Sellers- drums
Bob Bertles- baritone sax, flute
Ken Shaw- guitar
In Herb's original words ...
I recorded Nucleus at the riding hall Westerenger in the town of Enger in Eastern Westphalia, Germany.
Nucleus were the headliner on 21 June 1975 at the 1st Jazz Festival of the Forum Enger, a Jazz Club founded
a year before.
The riding hall was spacious (what you can hear on the recording) with large windows, so there was natural daylight until
quite late in the evening in the mid of summer. It was very warm under the unisolated roof of the location.
In no way this was ever planned to be a festival hall.
The line up of the festival was very illustrious and represented the big names in European Jazz of that era.
I was there only on Saturday, as I wanted to see Nucleus, but also Third Eye in a new incarnation, after I had seen
them half a year before in my hometown of Minden.
Ian Carr- trump, flugelhorn
Geoff Castle- keys
Roger Sutton-bass
Roger Sellers- drums
Bob Bertles- baritone sax, flute
Ken Shaw- guitar
In Herb's original words ...
I recorded Nucleus at the riding hall Westerenger in the town of Enger in Eastern Westphalia, Germany.
Nucleus were the headliner on 21 June 1975 at the 1st Jazz Festival of the Forum Enger, a Jazz Club founded
a year before.
The riding hall was spacious (what you can hear on the recording) with large windows, so there was natural daylight until
quite late in the evening in the mid of summer. It was very warm under the unisolated roof of the location.
In no way this was ever planned to be a festival hall.
The line up of the festival was very illustrious and represented the big names in European Jazz of that era.
I was there only on Saturday, as I wanted to see Nucleus, but also Third Eye in a new incarnation, after I had seen
them half a year before in my hometown of Minden.
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