picture of Ingfried Hoffmann
Ingfried Hoffmann
As early as 1963, Ingfried (* 1935 in Stettin) presented his first solo album together with René Thomas, Helmut Kandlberger and Klaus Weiss - "Hoffmann's Hammond Tales". Three years later a second album was released "From twen with love", a compilation of 007-themes. Pierre Cavalli, Volker Kriegel, Peter Trunk and Ralf Lüderitz were his sidemen. The very beginnings of his career lie years earlier, when Ingfried joined the Klaus Doldinger Quartet and Paul Nero's Sounds (Paul Nero has been a synonym of Klaus Doldinger). He also worked together with Attila Zoller and Lucky Thompson; one album of Lucky ("A Lucky Songbook in Europe") presents Ingfried as an organ player. During a certain period Ingfried toured with his "steel organ", as he called his Hammond. Under the synonym "Memphis Black" he recorded an album full of soul music titles. Later in the 80's Ingfried withdrew from the organ scene and attended to arranging, composing and teaching, where we can find him still today.
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Discography
Klaus Doldinger Ensemble live at NDR Hamburg 1962
bootleg
recorded live December 1962 at NDR Studio 10, Hamburg/Germany
Klaus Doldinger, tenor sax
Kenny Clarke, drums
Don Ellis, trumpet
Jacques Pelzer, sax, flute
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ, piano
Benoit Quersin, bass
Rene Thomas, guitar
Hammond Tales
Philips 840 437 PY
released 1963
recorded July 1963 in Köln/Germany
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ, piano
René Thomas, guitar
Helmut Kandlberger, bass
Klaus Weiss, drums
Doldinger Live At Blue Note Berlin
Philips 840 444 PY
released 1963
recorded live December 1963 in Berlin/Germany
Klaus Doldinger, tenor sax
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ
Helmut Kandlberger, bass
Klaus Weiss, drums
Peter trunk, bass
Doldinger In Südamerika
Philips 843 728 PY
released 1965
recorded 1965 in Germany
Klaus Doldinger, tenor sax, soprano sax
Attila Zoller, guitar
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ, piano
Peter Trunk, bass
Cees See, drums, percussion
The Big Beat
Philips 843 729 PY
released 1965
recorded March 1965 in Germany
Klaus Doldinger [Paul Nero], tenor sax
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ
Peter Trunk, bass
Gibson Cemp, drums
Attila Zoller, guitar
Stefan Dobrcinsky, alto sax, tenor sax
Sahib Shihab, baritone sax
Klaus Vomann, bass
From Twen With Love
Philips 843 779 PY
released 1966
recorded January 1966 in Berlin/Germany
Ingfried Hoffmann, Hammond organ
Pierre Cavalli, guitar
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Peter Trunk, bass
Ralf Lüderitz, drums
Doldinger Goes On
Philips 843 966 PY
released 1967
recorded 1966 and March 1967 in Köln/Germany
Klaus Doldinger, tenor sax
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Emil Mangelsdorff, sax
Ack van Rooyen, trumpet
Manfred Schoof, trumpet
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ, piano
Helmut Kandelberger, bass
Peter Trunk, bass
Cees See, drums
Fats Sadi, percussion
Soul Club
Sunset SLS 50059Z
released 1969
Ingfried Hoffmann [Memphis Black], organ
further players unknown
Soul Cowboy
Minit LP 24028
released 1969
Ingfried Hoffmann [Memphis Black], organ
further players unknown
A Lucky Songbook In Europe
MPS 15231
released 1969
recorded March 1969 in Villingen/Germany
Lucky Thompson, tenor sax, soprano sax
Sadi, vibes, bongos, congas
René Thomas, guitar
Eberhard Weber, bass
Stu Martin, drums
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ
The Ambassador
Liberty LBS 83317/18X
released 1969
recorded June 1969 in München/Germany
Klaus Doldinger, tenor sax, soprano sax, percussion
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ, piano
Helmut Kandlberger, bass
Ces See, drums
Musik Revue
Fontana 6434 234
released 1975
Klaus Doldinger, soprano sax, tenor sax
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Ingfried Hoffmann, piano, organ
Helmut Kandelberger, bass
Peter Trunk, bass
Cees See, drums
Klaus Weiss, drums
Fats Sadi, percussion
Early Doldinger • The Complete Philips Sessions
Philips 06024 9877999
compilation, recorded 1962-1966
tracks CD1-01 to CD1-08 originally released on LP 'Jazz Made In Germany', Philips 840 443
tracks CD1-09 to CD1-10 originally released on EP 'Solar', Fontana 79810
recorded January 1963 in Hamburg/Germany
tracks CD1-11 to CD1-13 originally released on EP 'Bossa Nova', Philips 423 451
recorded December 1962 in Hamburg/Germany
tracks CD2-01 to CD2-08 originally released on LP 'Live At Blue Note Berlin', Philips 840 444
recorded live 17/18 December 1963 at Blue Note in Berlin/Germany
tracks 02-09 to CD3-05 originally released on LP 'Doldinger in Südamerika', Philips 843 728
recorded March 1965 in Berlin/Germany
tracks CD3-06to CD3-13 originally released on LP 'Doldinger Goes On', Philips 843 966
recorded March 1967 in Köln/Germany
tracks CD4-01 to CD4-02 previously unreleased radio recordings
recorded live September 1962 at the '1st Festival Internazional del Jazz' in Lugano/Switzerland
track CD4-03 originally released on LP 'Rolf Kühn feat. Klaus Doldinger', Brunswick 267 911
recorded October 1962 in Hamburg/Germany
tracks CD4-04 to CD4-05 previously unreleased radio recordings
recorded live December 1962 at the 'NDR Jazz Workshop No. 28' in Hamburg/Germany
track CD4-06 originally released on LP 'Die deutschen All Stars - Jazz In Europe', Columbia 83418
recorded January 1963 in Baden-Baden/Germany
track CD4-07 previously unreleased radio recording
recorded live 27 July 1963 at the '4th Festival International de Jazz' in Juan-les-Pins/France
track CD4-08 originally released on Single Philips 345 619
recorded February 1964 in Hamburg/Germany
tracks CD4-09 to CD4-10 originally released on LP 'Jazz Goes Baroque', Philips 840 476
recorded April 1964 in Berlin/Germany
track CD4-11 originally released on LP 'Jazz Workshop Concert', Philips 840 475
recorded live 26 June 1964 at the 'NDR Jazz Workshop No. 36 in Recklinghausen/Germany
track CD4-12 previously unreleased radio recording
recorded live 22 April 1966 at the 'NDR Jazz Workshop No. 45' in Hamburg/Germany
Klaus Doldinger, soprano sax, tenor sax
Hans Koller, conductor
Johnny Scott, alto sax
Johnny Griffin, tenor sax
Rolf Kühn, tenor sax, clarinet
Sahib Shihab, baritone sax
Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone
Nat Peck, trombone
Åke Persson, trombone
Eje Thelin, trombone
Benny Bailey, trumpet
Donald Byrd, trumpet
Jon Eardley, trumpet
Johnny Renard, trumpet
Idrees Sulieman, trumpet
Pierre Cavalli, guitar
Bert Helsing, guitar
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Attila Zoller, guitar
George Gruntz, harpsichord
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ, piano
Helmut Kandlberger, bass
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, bass
Benoît Quersin, bass
Herman Schoonderwalt, bass
Peter Trunk, bass
Kenny Clarke, drums
Egil Johansen, drums
Cees See, drums, percussion
Klaus Weiss, drums
Rolf Ahrens, percussion
Fats Sadi, percussion
Davy Jones, vocals
Hammond Bond
Verve 06025 1730454
recorded 1963 - 1968 in Germany
Ingfried Hoffmann, Hammond organ
Pierre Cavalli, guitar
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Peter Trunk, bass
Ralf Lüderitz, drums
René Thomas, guitar
Helmut Kandlberger, bass
Klaus Weiss, drums
Young Girl Sunday Jazz
Sonorama L-89
Greetje Kauffeld, vocals
Tony Vos Quartet
Theo Loevendie, soprano sax
Tony Vos, alto sax
Rolf Kühn, clarinet, cello
Thymen Hoolwerf, guitar
Ingfried Hoffmann, organ
Jan Huydts , piano
Paul Kuhn, piano
Henk Meutgert, piano
Cees Slinger, piano
Wolfgang Schlüter, vibes
Dick van der Capellen, bass
Arend Nijenhuis, bass
John Engels jr., drums
John Engels, drums

 
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