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Gilles Peterson’s deep-rooted love for MPS Records began in 1980s London, where his talent for uncovering rare and genre-defying jazz recordings led him to the legendary German label. Founded in the Black Forest by Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer (HGBS), MPS (Musik Produktion Schwarzwald) became Europe’s premier jazz imprint—home to both renowned icons and boundary-pushing newcomers. This handpicked compilation is a testament to Peterson’s unique ear, showcasing standout cuts from MPS’s eclectic catalogue: flamenco-jazz with a young Paco de Lucía, spiritual jazz by Mary Lou Williams, spacey big band grooves, sacred jazz cantatas, and early recordings from artists who would go on to shape global jazz. From audiophile-quality pressings to bold international collaborations, MPS offered uncompromising artistic freedom—and Gilles revives that spirit in this vibrant collection. An essential listen for jazz lovers, crate diggers, and curious newcomers alike. Tracklist: Side A Don Ellis – Dew Mary Lou Williams – It Ain’t Necessarily So Wolfgang Lauth – Denn Liebe Ist Stark Wie Der Tod Jonny Teupen – Harp Revolution Side B Pedro Iturralde Quintet feat. Paco De Lucía – Canción Del Fuego Fatuo Gunter Hampel Quintet – Our Chant George Gruntz – Nemeit Side C Orchester Roland Kovac – Service I The Third Wave – Love Train The Singers Unlimited – Stone Ground Seven Eddie Louiss – Out Of The Sorcellery Side D Francy Boland – Lillemor Mark Murphy – Why And How The Modern Jazz Group Freiburg – Big "P" Das Wolfgang Dauner-Trio – Love In Summer
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