Siegfried Kessler / Yochk'o Seffer - Dialogue : Water-Fire flac album

Music By – Siegfried Kessler (tracks: A2, A4, A5, B7, B9, B12), Yochk'o Seffer (tracks: A1, A3, A6, B8, B10, B11). Photography By – Siegfried Kessler. Piano – Siegfried Kessler. Sleeve Notes – Didier Levallet. Tenor Saxophone – Yochk'o Seffer. catalogue number on back cover and spine : mn o 12071 catalogue number on labels : MN 12071.

View all records by Siegfried Kessler, Yochk'O Seffer for sale on CDandLP in LP, CD, 12inch, 7inch format. siegfried kessler & yochk'o seffer dialogue. moshe naim - mn o 12071 - France - 1986 - original used. Price : 5. 0 €. Format : LP. Cover condition : VG++ (Very Good ++) Media condition : VG++ (Very Good ++).

Siegfried Kessler, Yamaha Acoustic Piano; Yochk'o Seffer, Prestige Tenor Saxophone (Buffet Crampon). Artist: Siegfried Kessler, Yochk'o Seffer Title: Dialogue : Water-Fire Genre: Jazz Type: Used - LP Label: Moshé-Naïm Catalog ID: MN 12071 Country: France Our ID: 150200. View other items by this Artist View other items on this Label.

Dialogue : Water-Fire. Release group by Siegfried Kessler & Yochk'o Seffer. Dialogue : Water-Fire. Release group information.

Personnel: Piano – Siegfried Kessler Tenor Saxophone – Yochk'o Seffer.

Mp3, Flac format album Siegfried Kessler, Yochk'o Seffer - Dialogue : Water-Fire. Rar and Zip archives download free. Siegfried Kessler - Dialogue : Water-Fire MP3 version. 1950 downloads at 17 mb/s. Siegfried Kessler - Dialogue : Water-Fire FLAC version.

Siegfried Kessler & Yochk'o Seffer Play Ellington Album 1999. Request a synchronization license. Added by DashBoardDJ856. Bridge over Troubled Water. The Blues Man. Popular artists.

Of course, this album was made in 1971, the same year Jeff Seffer began his stint in Magma, so the influence may not have settled in at this time. This album shows a strong nod toward Miles Davis and his disciples of fusion. Most of Davis' fusion albums and his band's offshoots in these years were playing this style. The one part that stands out is the first half of Ph'nobarbital - Septi'me Songe. With Kessler playing sparse acoustic piano, and Seffer on what sounds like a bass clarinet, the song has a chamber rock feel, similar to what Univers Zero would be doing a few years later. Unfortunately, instead of buildin on this style, the piece evolves into the same free form jamming as the rest of the album.