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Village Life
Label: Gateway Music
Released: 2018
Track listing: For the Duration; Relaxin at Digevej; Eleseus; August Dance; The Deep Days; Unrequited Love; Blue Arara.
can't believe, won't believe
Label: Village Life
Released: 2018
Track listing: Can’t Believe, Won’t Believe; Mateja Sleeps; Saippuakauppias; Amber; Lights Of
The North Circular; Something Like…; Some Other Time; Epilogue - For Pete.
Klaus Nørgaard: Village Life
by Jakob Baekgaard
Some albums seem to capture a season perfectly. Jazz bassist Klaus Nørgaard, a mainstay of the Danish scene, has done this with Village Life, an album that brims with autumnal delight. The track “August Dance" is the equivalent of watching many-colored leaves dance in the wind. Drummer RJ Miller makes a light beat like castanets. He ...
Henry Lowther: can't believe, won't believe
by Bruce Lindsay
If any jazz ensemble can be said to define the word “prolific" it's not Henry Lowther's Still Waters. The band's debut album, ID, appeared in 1997. can't believe, won't believe is its second release, just 21 years later. Good things, as they say, come to those that wait. Bandleader, composer and trumpeter Lowther has ...
Starry Starry Night
By Paul Clarvis
Label: Village Life
Released: 2009
Track listing: Mood Indigo; Shadow Of Your Smile; Dear Someone; Maple Leaf Rag; Vincent (Starry Starry Night); Poor Butterfly; Whispering; So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright; Embraceable You; Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans; Paris.
Paul Clarvis / Liam Noble: Starry Starry Night
by Chris May
A charming little beauty, Starry Starry Night is a collection of cover versions of mainly familiar material by drummer Paul Clarvis and pianist Liam Noble, two characterful lights of the British jazz scene. The tunes range from classic standards like Duke Ellington's “Mood Indigo," the Gershwins' “Embraceable You" and Scott Joplin's “Maple Leaf Rag," through to ...
Birthdays, Birthdays
Label: Village Life
Released: 2000
Track listing: Snow; Little Dog; Newness; The Thrill Is Gone; Doriana; Keshav; Midnight; Piccolo; Toys; Seeing M; Birthdays, Birthdays (64:08).
The Stan Sulzmann Big Band: Birthdays, Birthdays
by Jack Bowers
Stan Sulzmann, best known to Jazz fans in Great Britain as a resourceful post–bop saxophonist with a readily identifiable sound, proves on this provocative big–band debut album (inspired by Stan’s 50th birthday party) that he is a composer / arranger whose insights and originality are well above the norm. Every selection on Birthdays, Birthdays was arranged ...
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