NAURA,MICHAEL QUARTETT - Call (Sealed) (CD)

Probably no other German jazz musician united in his personality the musician and the mediator as well as Michael Naura, swing and bebop pioneer of the 1950s and 60s. He changed pages to the writer due to illness and NDR-editor with pointed tongue and feather, hanged the studio work but still not on the nail. Call in 1971 was a signal to all those who considered him a performer. were no longer perceived: With this quartet recording Naura shows that he is now at the e-piano also fusion, rock, and free jazz - with a Quartet in which Wolfgang Schl?ter plays the vibraphone, and that of the inventive bassist Eberhard Weber and drummer Joe Lay is completed. The Brazilian soul and AOR doyen Ed Motta presents now - as a profound connoisseur of German jazz history and an enthusiastic collector of MPS plates - this Album. For him the best proof that For him, the best proof that vibraphone and fender Rhodes fit together perfectly contrary to popular belief and therefore it is one of his favorite European jazz albums is. The outstanding track for him is Why Is Mary So Nervous?, probably because he made sure that this end of the 90's on board of the airplanes of the Brazilian airline Varig was to be heard. Again and again Ed Motta of the The quality of the latest MPS reissues is impressive: "The new Remastering is outstanding. Exactly right for MPS, exactly right for Call."