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Bugge Wesseltoft (New Conception of Jazz): Moving

Read "Moving" reviewed by John Eyles


With his 1998 album, Sharing, Norwegian Bugge Wesseltoft made people sit up and take notice. In the tidal wave of verbiage at the end of the last Millenium, he was more than once hailed as “the future of jazz." His music is a hybrid, containing elements of rock, dub, ambient, funk and techno. But it has ...


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