Eberhard Weber live at Jazzfest Berlin 1974/ 1977

1.Medley: More Colours/ Change of Place/ Moana/ Patience/ Yellow Fields/ The Colours of Cloe

Eberhard Weber, bass
Rainer Brüninghaus, piano, keyboards
Brian Miller, keyboards
Ralf Hübner, drums
12 Cellists of Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin

recorded live at Philharmonie Berlin, November 2, 1974

2. Seriously Deep

Eberhard Weber, bass
Charlie Mariano, soprano saxophone
Brass Ensemble of Deutsche Oper Berlin
Dieter Glawischnig, conductor

recorded live November 4, 1977

Eberhard Weber, well known from Gary Burton´s band, had his breakthrough as a leader in Berlin 1974. In 1973 he made his first record as a leader, The Colours of Chloë, for ECM Records. Since then he has released 10 more records under his own name, all on ECM. As of June 2007, reports have surfaced that Weber has suffered a stroke and is currently unable to perform.

Charlie Mariano Quartet with WDR Big Band: A Jazz Life - live at Philharmonie Köln 1988

Charlie Mariano – as

Mike Herting – keyb
Paul Shigihara – g
Freddie Santiago – perc
WDR Big Band
Kölner Rundfunkorchester
Michael Gibbs - cond
recorded live at Philharmonie Cologne/ Germany, September 1,1988


1. Vesti la giuppa (Giuseppe Verdi)

2. Al Hadji (Mike Herting)
3. Introduction
4. Pink Lady (Charlie Mariano)
5. Out of the blue (Michael Gibbs)
6. Asian Flat (Shigihara/Herting)
7. Barcarole (Mike Herting)
8. Prelude II (George Gershwin)
9. 4th sun (Mike Herting)
10. Song (Paul Shigihara)
11. Randy (Charlie Mariano)

Some of those tunes were recorded originally for the LP "Mariano", released by Intuition

Herb Geller Combo: Lonely Smile - Hamburg Souvenirs 1974

Herb Geller, alto saxophone, flute
Charlie Mariano, alto and soprano saxophones, bamboo flute
Philip Catherine, guitar
Jack Gregg, bass
Bob Moses, drums

recorded at NDR Studios, Hamburg, June 1974

1. Lonely Smile (Geller)
2. Der Winter ist vergangen
3. Joseph, lieber Joseph mein (Walter)
4. Scarborough fair
5. Killing me softly (Fox/Gimbel)