16 3-Step Songs By 3rd Way

Tracklist

A1	Don't Regret	3:45
A2	Lot's Of Little Things	3:00
A3	If You Don't Understand Me	1:40
A4	Things With Meaning	2:25
A5	Better Is Better	1:55
A6	3-Way Step	2:05
A7	Safe Distance Freedom	3:00
A8	Mr. Average Man	3:10
B1	Reasons Why	3:00
B2	Behind The Words	2:50
B3	Get The Pie	4:55
B4	3-Step Dance	2:15
B5	Things Keep Changing	2:25
B6	It Is Possible	2:10
B7	Change Your Own Ways	2:50
B8	Tell What's Righr	1:00

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Jazzhus Montmartre
• Mastered At – Dansk Skærestudie

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Jesper Zeuthen (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B2)
• Arranged By – Ole Thilo (tracks: A1, A2. A4, A7, B6, B7)
• Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Sopranino Saxophone, Clarinet [Eb-clarinet] – Christian Kyhl
• Bass – Peter Friis Nielsen (tracks: A8, B2)
• Bass Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Morten Carlsen (tracks: A1, A2, A4, A7)
• Bass, Synthesizer [Bass-synth], Vocals – Peter Danstrup
• Cover – Chr. Kyhl*
• Double Bass – Hugo Rasmussen (tracks: A6, B3)
• Drums – "Tjalmar"* (tracks: A3, A5, A8), Ole Rømer
• Guitar, Vocals – Stig Møller
• Lead Vocals – Anne Kramme Abildtoft*
• Piano, Synthesizer [Dx-7], Vocals – Ole Thilo
• Recorded By – Niels Christensen
• Songwriter, Composed By – Christian Kyhl
• Tenor Saxophone – John Tchicai (tracks: A6)
• Trumpet [Trumpet And Bass-trumpet] – Willy Jagert (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B2, B6)
• Vocals – Neffe Kragh-Müller (tracks: A1, A2, B2, B6)

Notes

2-tracks digitally recorded in Jazzhus Montmartre on oct. 21 & 22 1986.

Liner notes:
50 years ago, Daddy Threelegs heard 3-step music with the use of his third ear - thus starting the rediscovery of this ancient music. Soon 3-step-Manor in Ohio, U.S.A. became the worldcenter of 3-step research: Musicians, dancers and philosophers, from all over the world, gathered here in a great effort to make rapid progress in the combined arts of the 3-step music, 3-step dance and 3-step thinking - under the gentle guidance of Daddy this promising the work has been continued after the death of Daddy Threelegs making it possible for Christian Kyhl to visit 3-step Manor twice in the beginning of the eighties - in that way enabling him to bring the 3-step concept to Denmark, where he readily found skilled musicians keen to contribute the progress of 3-step. In this way Copenhagen has become the european stronghold of 3-step discoveries. This record - featuring the core of Danish 3-step musicians - is the first 3-step record to be issued in Europe.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (A-side, Stamped): DOC-5030-A
• Matrix / Runout (B-side, Stamped): DOC-5030-B
• Rights Society: n©b