4009910147924

Live At Leverkusen 1994

Barbara Thompson's Paraphernalia

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Format: 2CD

Cat No: REPUK1479

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Release Date:  25 April 2025

Label:  Repertoire Records

Packaging Type:  Brilliant Case (Jewel Case size, Holds 2 CDs)

No of Units:  2

Barcode:  4009910147924

Genres:  Jazz  Fusion  

  • Description

    "Barbara Thompson's Paraphernalia... one of the most popular touring bands in Britain, their unique sound has been lauded in the music press. Jazz Warrior Barbara's brilliant performances on saxophone and flute, together with Jon Hiseman's driving percussion and drumming has gained their own jazz cult following." - The Guardian, May 1987

    * Limited edition CD/DVD deluxe package
    * 7 tracks on CD and DVD taken from their 1994 performance in Leverkusen.
    * Fully illustrated 12 page booklet with liner notes by Adam Baruch
    * Live show filmed by the famous Rockpalast production team; originally shown on German TV
    * Features drumming legend Jon Hiseman, guitarist Malcolm MacFarlane, keyboard player Peter Lemer, bass player Paul Westwood alongside band leader and virtuoso saxophonist and composer Barbara Thompson.

    "For the best part of 35 years, her distinctive saxophone and flute style - warm, open, immensely accomplished but never flashy - has been a constant presence. Jazz fashions and ideologies have come and gone but Barbara has just blithely carried on being Barbara, always herself, always contemporary." - The Observer Review, Dave Gelly MBE, 1 April 2001

    3 years prior to her Parkinson diagnosis, Barbara Thompson is at the height of her powers in this live show filmed at Leverkusener Jazztage Festival for German TV. Featuring her husband, legendary drummer Jon Hiseman, keyboard player Peter Lemer with Malcolm MacFarlane on guitar and Paul Westwood on bass. The band perform tracks from their album Everlasting Flame released the year before - described in the Observer as 'a perfect example of how to use the latest musical technology to make haunting, melodic and very human music.'

    A never-before-released live show - a must-have for fans.