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Pass the Bebop
Label: Cowbell Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: Chess Party; Mother's Song; 36-13 (A Bop Result); How High The Moon; Pass The Bebop; K.O.(I'm Fishing In The Seine); Autumn Leaves; Before The Concert; Razorbill Relaxin'.
Hammond Street
Label: Cowbell Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: Ostrich Itch;
Jetlag;
H.T.E.S.T.A.C ((how to explain socialism to a cat));
Hammond Street;
Make Sure You're Sure;
Armadillo Run;
Holtemmen;
Pasadena Pancakes;
Coconino County (Part II).
Benjamin Koppel featuring Phil Woods and the Alex Riel Trio: Pass the Bebop
by Ken Dryden
Even though Phil Woods jokes at every opportunity that, “Emphysema is nature's way of telling you that you're playing too fast, the alto saxophonist still brings a special touch to any recording date, as he remains one of the most inventive improvisers on his instrument with a sound that is always recognizable within a few seconds. ...
Benjamin Koppel: Hammond Street
by Mark F. Turner
With the popularity of Hammond B-3 organ-based recordings, it's becoming hard to differentiate one from another. Ever since the patriarchal organ sounds of Jimmy Smith's hot greased soul and Larry Young's smooth sophistication, the organ combo has flourished. Copenhagen alto saxophonist Benjamin Koppel offers his spin on the idiom with Hammond Street. Koppel ...
Pass The Bebop
Label: Cowbell Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: Chess Party; Mother's Song; 36-13 (A Bop Result); How High The Moon; Pass The Bebop; K.O.(I'm Fishing In The Seine); Autumn Leaves; Before The Concert; Razorbill Relaxin'.
Santa Cruz: Cruzing
by Mark F. Turner
After a 25-year hiatus, one of Europe's premier fusion bands, Santa Cruz, reunited at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival in 2005 and demonstrated to the enthusiastic crowd that its music was still as energetic as ever. The Danish quartet, led by drummer Alex Riel, delivered the retro sounds of '70s and '80s fusion, comprised of equal parts ...
Benjamin Koppel featuring Phil Woods: Pass The Bebop
by Michael P. Gladstone
Danish alto saxophonist Benjamin Koppel has always been inspired by the bebop masters. When altoist Phil Woods was in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2005, Koppel invited the American legend to join him and the Alex Riel Trio in a recording session. Koppel supplied seven original bebop tunes, while Woods selected two standards, “How High The Moon" and ...
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