Eberhard Weber ► Sand-Glass [HQ Audio] Yellow Fields 1976

Recorded September 1975 at Tonstudio Bauer
Produced by Manfred Eicher
Eberhard Weber - double bass
Charlie Mariano - soprano saxophone, shehnai, nadaswaram
Rainer Brüninghaus - piano, synth
Jon Christensen - drums
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[@diminuendo3135]

I love this since I'm 16 years old - great music!

[@goldthredz]

Thanks for this!

[@karenvarian1174]

Absolutely one of my favorite albums of all time.

[@juergenhoffmann1407]

Marvellous. And so fresh after all these years. Charlie Mariano was a genius.

[@jean-remibrabant3062]

Belle musique introspective.

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love his work!!

[@francois-mariearouet2157]

So beautiful! 🥲

[@lucineidemelocosta2550]

Excellent album

[@dalewilliams8001]

Charlie Mariano was so excellent with this super fine band. I have at least three copies of this LP "Yellow Fields", and I believe, the CD in the ECM box set.Thanks so much for the post, Suha Önder.

[@musicisyouronlyfriend]

@dalewilliams8001 you're welcome. Enjoy good music 🎶✌️

[@astridolearczyk8510]

Fine music!

[@alanwerner8563]

yes. It’s really timeless. After all these years it still sounds fresh. Truth be told this sound owes as much to Rainer Brüninghaus as to Eberhard. And it’s hardly been done again since either. when I came upon The Colours of Chloe back in ‘75 or ‘76 I felt like Cabeźa de Vaca or Francisco Pisarro must’ve felt setting foot in the “New World”. I mean, how do you describe seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time ?? And not for just Your first time, but for the first time YOUR RACE has ever seen it ? Actually that might be a Bit Overstated, but you know what I mean….

[@renakmans3521]

Metheny took this sound and ran with it! EW was a rare visionary.