A treasured album that fans will drool over has been released, featuring 13 songs from the 1981 world tour performance in Hamburg, Germany, which was unearthed over 1 hour and 30 minutes of broadcast audio that did not show any signs of aging. This tour also released the masterpiece “Live! (Ensoukai)” which was picked up from the three-day San Francisco performance in August 1981, but this title is a masterpiece that contains the entire live performance of that day for over 1 hour and 30 minutes. In 1968, she joined the Jazz Composers Orchestra, which was centered around her first husband Michael Mantler, and also participated in Charlie Haden’s Liberation Music Orchestra, which increased her reputation. After that, there were many twists and turns and she established a new style. Some jazz fans call her the “Queen of Free,” but in this live performance, you can feel that her talent as a composer and composer blossomed in the moderately pop and funky brass section ensemble. This live performance, which will be remembered as a masterpiece for a long time, will be a masterpiece that will be talked about for a long time, even though the masterpiece “Live! (Ensoukai)” will fade away. Live at Fabric, Hamburg, Germany 05/29/1981 Disc 1 1.Still In The Room 2.Blunt Object 3.Utviklingssang 4.Band Introduction 5.Valse Sinistre 6.Walking Batteriewoman Disc 2 1.Copyright Royalties 2.Real Life Hits 3.Time And Us 4.Song Sung Long 5.The Internationale 6.A Very Simple Song 7.I Hate To Sing Carla Bley(p, org, voice) Steve Swallow(b) Michael Mantler(tpt) Tony D’Agradi(ts) Steve Slangle(as) Vincent Chancey(fh, voice) Gary Valente(tromb, voice) Earl McIntyre(tuba tromb) Arturo O’Farrill(keyb) D. Sharp(dr)