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Bovet Brothers and Friends: KWA
Quando nel nome della band c’è “And Friends”, possiamo immaginare che tipo di musica viene proposta. Una musica gioiosa e ben inserita nei solchi della tradizione. Non fa eccezione questo quintetto, che si diverte a giocare con echi ed ispirazioni del passato, più o meno espliciti, per confezionare un album di sincero bop. Con il metronomo che scandisce brioso, qualche accenno latino, un paio di ballads messe qua e là per dare respiro all’ascoltatore.
Musica da jazz club, da assaporare in compagnia, accompagnata da un buon boccale di birra.
Track Listing
01. Blue Dolphin (Philippe Bovet); 02. El Gato (Cédric Bovet); 03. Not so Early (Philippe Bovet); 04. Lucile (Philippe Bovet); 05. Pictures of Bygone Days (Philippe Bovet); 06. Jack-in-the-Box (Philippe Bovet); 07. Too Sentimental (Philippe Bovet); 08. Take the Coltrane (Duke Ellington); 09. Kwa (Philippe Bovet); 10. Canicule (Cédric Bovet); 11. Hymn (Samuel Blaser); 12. Amuse-feuille (Philippe Bovet)
Personnel
Samuel Blaser
trombonePeter Bockius (contrabbasso); Cédric Bovet (sax tenore e soprano); Philippe Bovet (piano); Lucien Bovet (batteria); Samuel Blaser (trombone)
Album information
Title: KWA | Year Released: 2006
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