Balkan Connection

~ Release by Dusko Goykovich Big Band (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

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#	Title	Rating	Length
1	Doboy recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: Doboy (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		8:03
2	You're My Everything recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) arranger: Dusko Goykovich phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: You’re My Everything (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) lyricist: Mort Dixon and Joe Young (US lyricist) composer: Harry Warren (US composer and lyricist)		5:35
3	The Bopper recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: The Bopper (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		6:36
4	Manhattan Mood recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: Manhattan Mood (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		7:09
5	Balkan Blue recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: Balkan Blue (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		6:30
6	You Don't Know What Love Is recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) arranger: Dusko Goykovich phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: You Don’t Know What Love Is (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) lyricist: Don Raye composer: Gene de Paul publisher: Leeds Music Corp., MCA Music Publishing (renamed since c. 1996 as Universal Music Publishing Group), Universal Music Corp. (USA, affiliated with ASCAP), シンコーミュージック・エンタテイメント (Shinko Music Entertainment Co., Ltd.) and ユニバーサル・ミュージック・パブリッシング Synch事業部 (Universal Music Publishing, Synch Division)		5:52
7	A Handful o' Soul recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: A handful O'Soul (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		7:11
8	Why Not You recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: Why Not You (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		4:54
9	Night of Skopje recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: The Nights of Skopje (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		6:41
10	Nella recording engineer: Peter Lübke (engineer/owner "Soundfabrik Munich") producer: Matthias Winckelmann assistant mixer: Enrico Coromines (Engineer) mixer: Gil Kaupp alto saxophone: Thomas Bouterwek (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Peter Peuker (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) baritone saxophone: Michael Lutzeier (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) bass: Luigi Trussardi (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) membranophone: Ratko Divjak (Croatian jazz drummer) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) piano: Peter Michelich (Slovenian jazz pianist,) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) tenor saxophone: Gianni Basso (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Tony Lakatos (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trombone: Eberhard Budziat (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Michael Kohler (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Rainer Muller (Trombone player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Uli Plettendorf (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) trumpet: Thomas Bendzko (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Tom Howard (Flugelhorn and trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10), Gil Kaupp (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) and Joe Rivera (Trumpet player) (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) phonographic copyright (℗) by: Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996) recorded at: Sound Fabrik in Bayern (Bavaria), Germany (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) mixed at: Downbeat! Studio instrumental recording of: Nella (from 1995-05-09 until 1995-05-10) composer and arranger: Dusko Goykovich		7:13

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photography:	Liz Kaupp Ssirus W. Pakzad
liner notes:	Hans-Jürgen Schaal
graphic design:	Yürgen Hübner
mastering:	Wolfgang Meyscheider
flugelhorn and trumpet:	Dusko Goykovich

copyrighted (©) by:	Enja Records Matthias Winckelmann GmbH (for copyrights use only) (in 1996)

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Release information

Barcode:: 063757904724
Format:: CD
Length:: 1:05:44

Additional details

Type:: Album
Packaging:: Jewel Case
Status:: Official
Language:: English
Script:: Latin
Data quality:: Normal

Labels

enja
ENJ-9047 2

Release events

Germany
1996-10-15

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