Pakistani Pomade
Alexander von Schlippenbach · 1973
66 min · 12 tracks · free jazz · free improvisation
An adventurous tapestry of avant-garde jazz and dynamic improvisation, filled with unexpected tonal shifts.
Pakistani Pomade is an album by Alexander von Schlippenbach, released in 1973. An adventurous tapestry of avant-garde jazz and dynamic improvisation, filled with unexpected tonal shifts. 'Pakistani Pomade' is significant for its experimental approach within the free jazz genre, influencing subsequent artists and movements in avant-garde music. Its daring structure and improvisational nature received critical recognition, establishing von Schlippenbach as a prominent voice in the European jazz landscape during the early 1970s. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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What does Pakistani Pomade sound like?
An adventurous tapestry of avant-garde jazz and dynamic improvisation, filled with unexpected tonal shifts. Rooted in free jazz and free improvisation.
What makes Pakistani Pomade by Alexander von Schlippenbach notable?
'Pakistani Pomade' is significant for its experimental approach within the free jazz genre, influencing subsequent artists and movements in avant-garde music. Its daring structure and improvisational nature received critical recognition, establishing von Schlippenbach as a prominent voice in the European jazz landscape during the early 1970s. Released in 1973, 'Pakistani Pomade' is a pivotal work in Alexander von Schlippenbach's career, following his earlier exploration of free jazz. This album showcases his evolution as a leading figure in the European jazz scene, highlighting his collaboration with innovative musicians that push the boundaries of traditional jazz forms.
How many songs are on Pakistani Pomade?
Pakistani Pomade has 12 tracks, running approximately 66 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Sun-Luck Night-Rain 5:22
- 2 Butaki Sisters Standout 9:07
- 3 A Little Yellow (Including Two Seconds Monk) 7:09
- 4 Ein Husten für Karl Valentin 3:22
- 5 Pakistani Pomade Standout 6:02
- 6 Von 'G' Ab 403-418 0:52
- 7 Moonbeef Standout 10:05
- 8 Kleine Nülle, Evergreen 0:49
- 9 Pakistani alternate #1 11:35
- 10 Pakistani alternate #2 0:52
- 11 Pakistani alternate #3 7:00
- 12 Pakistani alternate #4 4:01
Release Date
January 1, 1973
Artist Origin
Germany
Runtime
66 min 21 sec
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