Birth name Gunter Hampel Genres Jazz Name Gunter Hampel | Occupation(s) Musician, composer Origin Gottingen, Germany Music group Jazzkantine | |
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Born 31 August 1937 (age 78) (1937-08-31) Instruments Vibraphone, clarinet, saxophones, piano, flute Associated acts Anthony Braxton, Jeanne Lee, Perry Robinson Role Composer · gunterhampelmusic.de People also search for Marion Brown, Matthias Schubert, Paul Bley Albums Dialog, heiss & fettig, Frisch gepresst & Live, Futter fur die Seele, Jazzkantine spielt Volkslieder |
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Gunter Hampel (born 31 August 1937) is a German jazz vibraphonist, clarinettist, saxophonist, flautist, pianist and composer born in Göttingen, Germany, perhaps best known for his album The 8th of July 1969 that included fellow musicians Anthony Braxton, Willem Breuker and Jeanne Lee. Jeanne, now deceased, was Gunter's wife.
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Hampel became dedicated to free jazz in the 1960s, developing his own record label (Birth Records), and worked with a variety of artists over the years, including John McLaughlin, Muruga Booker, Laurie Allan, Udo Lindenberg, Pierre Courbois and Perry Robinson. In the 1970s he also formed the Galaxie Dream Band.

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