Tibetan Dixie 'Nothing Too Serious', by Niko Schoyble's Tibetan Dixie

Tibetan Dixie 'Nothing Too Serious'

by Niko Schoyble's Tibetan Dixie

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1.	Nothing Too Serious 05:38	info	buy track
2.	Making A Point 05:48	info	buy track
3.	Purgatory Exit 07:19	info	buy track
4.	No Surfing On Lake Constance 05:26	info	buy track
5.	Giving You A Hard Time Nicely 05:42	info	buy track
6.	Mister Leunig 07:09	info	buy track
7.	Jimmy J.J 01:42	info	buy track
8.	Mietta's Waltz 01:52	info	buy track
9.	Bass-icly Spanish 04:39	info	buy track
10.	Joe Bow 04:07	info	buy track

about

I formed 'Tibetan Dixie' in 1988 in Berlin to play compositions based on my 'Rhythmologic Concept' (a nod of sorts to Ornette Coleman).
The original ensemble consisted of Gebhard Ullmann, Christof Griese, Joachim Litty, Martin Lillich and myself.
The recording of this ensemble from 1988 can be found on 'Tibetan Dixie - The Berlin Tapes' here on Bandcamp.
'Nothing Too Serious' was the first recording of the Australian version of Tibetan Dixie. A second album was soon to follow ('Ya-it-ma Thang' featuring Arthur Blythe).

credits

released October 7, 2022

PERSONNEL ON TRACKS
Niko Schauble - drums, computer
Chris Skepper and Anthony Norris - trumpets
Simon Kent - trombone
Tony Hicks - soprano and tenor saxophones
Greg Rosser - tenor saxophone
Paul Williamson - baritone saxophone
Stephen Magnusson - guitar, banjo
Tony Paye - double bass (3,5,8)
Thierry Fossemalle - electric bass (1,2,6)
Chris Bekker - electric bass (4)
Ray Pereira - percussion

Recorded and mixed by David McCluney at Atlantis Studios/Melbourne on 21st and 22nd December 1992

Remastered by Niko Schauble at Pughouse Studios October 2022

Cover art: John Ryrie

Special thanks to: my wife Katie, without whose love and support this record would never have been made; all involved in this recording; David McCluney from Atlantis Studios; Owen Brady and Bill Flynn from Brady Drums; Bill O'Meara from the Electric Factory; Yuri Worontschak from Cinesound; Lee Mciver, Jim Koehne and all the others without whom this record would not have been possible.

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