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Tony Renold Quartet: Places
Di sicuro l'approccio strumentale del quartetto svizzero è piuttosto variegato e non ci sono remore ad allontanarsi dalle convenzioni jazzistiche, che rimangono comunque predominanti.
Il cantante Silvan Jeger aggiunge la sua voce ben profumata di torba in tre brani. La chitarra di Michael Bucher è efficace e scintillante di piccole asprezze che nel contesto piuttosto rotondo non sfigurano affatto. La tromba di Michael Gassmann sa essere lirica quanto basta per dare un senso cinematografico che sicuramente non dispiace al batterista leader Tony Renold, molto flessibile e capace di variare a piacere la scansione di base.
Track Listing
01. Trains; 02. Bye Bye Blackbird; 03. Winnipesaukee; 04. Walden Pond; 05. New England Suite Medley: a. Mayflower - b. Indian Summer - c. Charles River - d. Salem 1692 - e. Transcendental Dance; 06. Skagen; 07. Malumba Yeo; 08. Willow Weep for Me; 09. Algonquin; 10. Engiadina.
Personnel
Patrick Sommer
bass, acousticMichael Gassmann (tromba, effetti); Michael Bucher (chitarra, kalimba); Patrick Sommer (basso); Tony Renold (batteria); Silvan Jeger (voce nei brani 2, 8 e 10).
Album information
Title: Places | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Unit Records
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