Balkan Connection

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

Tracklist

▼CD 1
#	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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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 and composer: Gene de Paul and Don Raye publisher: 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 and ユニバーサル・ミュージック・パブリッシング Synch事業部		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, 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, 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, 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, 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)

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/6639565 [info]

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 Records
ENJ-9047 2

Release events

Germany
1996-10-15

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