From the European tour around the time of the release of the 1974 album "The Gil Evans Orchestra Plays the Music of Jimi Hendrix", the performance in Stuttgart, Germany on July 22nd was recorded in full in official quality, stereo soundboard sound source, over 73 minutes, from a source that was recently re-aired by a local radio station. First of all, although it is a sound source that has been distributed in the past, "Amadama" has faded out until now, but here it is broadcast in full for over 21 minutes and recorded in full, and the quality has been improved significantly, so it is in a sound quality that can be officially released as it is. Also noteworthy are the members, David Sanborn on alto before his solo debut, trumpeter Lou Soloff, and guitarist John Abercrombie, and the members who carried the next generation of jazz scene at that time, plenty of incandescent performances. 1. Short Visit (07:00) 2. Kirisame (18:58) 3. Up From The Skies (09:53) 4. Cheryl (15:58) 5. Amadama (Longer Version) (21:18) [Live at Mozartsaal, Liederhalle, Stuttgart, Germany, July 22nd 1974 : Stereo Soundboard Recording] Gil Evans - piano, leader / Soloff, Marvin Hannibal Peterson - trumpet / Peter Gordon, Pete Levin - french horn / Tom Malone - trombone, tuba, synthesizer / Howard Johnson - tuba / David Sanborn - alto saxophone, flute / John Stubblefield - tenor saxophone, flute / Trevor Koehler - baritone & soprano saxophone, flute / John Abercrombie, Paul Metzke - guitar / Don Pate - bass / Susan Evans, Warren Smith - percussion, vibes
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