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PANJOY – Panjoy
The PANJOY trio was founded by Sven in Freiburg in 1989 and was his first project as a bandleader, composer and organizer.
It lasted about 8 years, with Henrik Mumm on bass and a total of three drummers. From 1989-93 with Ingo Martin from Freiburg, with whom PANJOY was in the studio twice, and from 1995-97 with Uwe Kühner from Stuttgart, studio session 1995.
The material recorded during the three studio dates has now, 25 years later, been combined into one album.
At the three studio sessions in 1990, 1993 and 1995 one can clearly hear the musical development from rock-jazz to experimental, sound-painterly avant-garde jazz.
Panjoy still impresses today with enormous playing energy, a very unique trio sound and the attempt to advance into more and more unknown worlds of sound.
Release 2022. Label: Foxtonemusic.
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Simple Songs / Gernot Ziegler
Gernot Ziegler – keyboards, Sven Götz – guitar, Gernot Kögel – bass, Stefan Günther-Martens – drums
When live music practically came to a standstill in 2020, the four musicians and friends, who had been together on a wide variety of stages for many years, began the contact-free production of a new album and recorded previously unreleased compositions by the keyboardist.
The album “Simple Songs” consists mainly of clear song structures and is strongly influenced by the blues in all its shades – crisp and groovy, full of energy, with a proper portion of earthy funk, often with a tongue-in-cheek nonchalance and relaxed understatement.
Mix and mastering: Gernot Koegel.
Release 2021. Label: Foxtones music.
CHT – A Jazz Journey
The third album by the Cafehaustrio / CHT with Klaus Buchner – saxophone and flute, Christian Sommerfeld – double bass and Sven Götz – acoustic and electric guitar. As guests: Sarah Lipfert – vocals, Marcel Millot – drums, Sean Guptil – trumpet and Gernot Ziegler – organ.
Original songs and jazz standards.
A Jazz Journey means 100 years of jazz recordings – a musical journey through different epochs.
Recorded at MIO Studio by Thomas Mark.
Mix and mastered by Thomas Mark.
Release 2019. Label: jazzandrecords.
Captured Moments – Next
The second album by Captured Moments with Charles Davis – flutes, Steffen Hollenweger – double bass and Sven Götz – acoustic guitars.
Original compositions by Charles Davis and Sven Götz.
World music and chamber music, acoustic jazz.
Recorded live in the Schlosskeller Marbach by Matthias Hoffmann.
Mix + mastering at Change Studio, Würzburg
by Matthias Hoffmann and Raphi Nätscher.
Released in 2016. Label: Tonsee Records.
Various reviews, see website.
Lady sings the Blues – Billie Holiday
Recording of the theater production with the same name, performed by the Theater an der Linde in Weinstadt. With Birgit Nolte – vocals, Ekkehard Rössle – saxophone, Michael Lauenstein – piano / accordion and Sven Götz – electric guitar.
With Billie’s most important songs, including “Strange Fruit”.
Recording, Mixing and Mastering- Friedreich Dessecker,
at the Bauer Studio in Ludwigsburg.
Released in 2011. Label: Chaos Records
CHT – Cruising
The second album by Cafehaustrio / CHT with Klaus Buchner – saxophone, flute, percussion, Christian Sommerfeldt – double bass and Sven Götz – acoustic and electric guitar. Guest performance by Liv Solveig Wagner – vocals and violin.
Original songs, standards and pop.
Recording: Sven Götz Studio.
Mix and mastering: Rolf Ableiter at the Augeohr studio.
Released in 2010. Label: Foxtonesmusic.
Sven Götz Quartett – Swedish Reflections
The Sven Götz Quartet was a German-Swedish project with Swedish musicians Mattias Grönroos on double bass/upright bass, Tommy Holmgren on drums, and the German saxophonist and jazz-prize winner of the country, BW Ekkehard Rössle. Due to Sven’s Swedish heritage, this project was very close to his heart. With the exception of one Swedish folk song, the compositions are all his. The two live recordings on the CD were recorded by Image-Hifi editor-in-chief Dirk Sommer and published in the “German Book”, the German real book of the Nil Edition.
Recording: Sven Götz Studio, Mix and Mastering: Jochen Weiss, Tonpilot Studio.
Graphic: Werner Goetz. Released in 2009. Label: Foxtonemusic
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Captured Moments – Pathways
The first album by Captured Moments with Charles Davis – flutes, Steffen Hollenweger – double bass and Sven Götz – acoustic guitars.
Original compositions by Charles Davis and Sven Götz.
World music and chamber music-oriented, acoustic jazz.
Recorded in Bernried Monastery by the then Image-Hifi editor-in-chief, Dirk Sommer, on two Studer tape machines.
Mixing and mastering: Dirk Sommer.
Released in 2008. Label: Tonsee Records.
CHT – Melange
The first album by the Cafehaustrio / CHT with Klaus Buchner – saxophone, percussion, Christian Ammann – double bass and Sven Götz – acoustic and electric guitar, guest performance by Liv Solveig Wagner – vocals and violin.
Jazz standards and pop.
Recorded in the Music School Studio Bühl.
Mix and mastering: CHT. Release 2007
Fridge People – Roadmovie
The second album by Fridge People, with Olaf Schönborn – saxophone, Gernot Ziegler – keyboards, Sven Götz – guitar, Gernot Kögel – electric bass and Matthias Füchsle – drums. The compositions are by Gernot Ziegler and Sven Götz. “Julius Jam”, a free improvised piece, was recorded live at Buch-Julius, back then an important institution in Stuttgart’s jazz scene.
This style is called Free Flowing Fusion.
Recorded at Octologic Studio Mannheim and Mix and Mastering: Kostas Karagiozidis. Released in 2006. Label: Rodenstein Records. Various reviews, see website.
Dinner for two
Among other things, the two guitarists Michael Nessmann and Sven Götz are connected by their shared love of the acoustic guitar, with its wide range of tonal and creative possibilities in the field of jazz improvisation.
Their own compositions are complemented by popular standards, Piazzolla, and Metheny pieces.
Recording: Sven Götz Studio, Mix and Mastering: Sven Samson Geiger in the Neckarklangwerke. Graphic: Werner Goetz. Release 2005.
Fridge People – Smiling in the Dark
Fridge People’s first album from 2000. Energetic, groove-oriented fusion jazz.
At the time, Fridge People consisted of: Olaf Schönborn – saxophone, Gernot Ziegler – keyboards, Sven Götz – guitar, Gernot Kögel – electric bass, Matthias Füchsle – drums and Thomas Hammer – percussion.
The compositions were written by Gernot Ziegler and Sven Götz.
Recording and mix: Thorsten Krill, Studio Klangkueche Stuttgart.
Graphic: Werner Goetz. Label: Edition Musikat at Buch-Julius.