Information here.
Werner Pirchner was an Austrian vibraphonist who was quite productive in this period. He made at least one very pleasant ECM album with Jack de Johnette and Harry Pepl (in 1983) which I highly recommend, his most progressive and insane work was the 1973 half double album (which mutant sounds once posted, & I can reup if need be). I think his best record though is Austria Drei, which will be coming up shortly, but this one is very good too, it's highly ECM-like with its legato Weber-like bass and smooth and complex Towner-like guitarwork (from Pepl). Each guy is responsible for one song.
Pirchner passed away in 2001. Listening to this, we can contemplate The Loss.
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DeleteJulian, I really do appreciate your kindness what a treat for me. Do you by any chance have Werner Pirchner's EU ECM NEW SERIES? I have been curious about it for a long time.
ReplyDeleteJulian, EU is available now at DARKER SHADE OF BLUE REVISIT Blog under September requests & contributions if your interested.
ReplyDeletethanks for the info!! really appreciate it
ReplyDeleteJulian, can you please repost this?
ReplyDeleteSir Julian, a big thanks is owed to you. I am a Guitar aficionado and one of my latest fave has been the under recognized Harry Pepl. Boy, I wish I could have studied with him.
ReplyDeleteI had never seen this session in particular, although I managed to make a connection with a german collector and I have a nice pair of Aistria Drei broadcasts. ( not the ones on the Lp. ANyway, once again you bring joy to my speakers.
If you likr Pepl, please consider seaking out another fantastic voice: Lutte Berg. It amazes me he has not been scooped up by ECM or some such label. Honest!