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Lohengrin

By Wouter Hamel

Label: Dox Records
Released: 2011

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Hypochristmastreefuzz (Special Edition)

By Benjamin Herman

Label: Dox Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: CD1: Hypochristmastreefuzz; Brozziman; No Idea; De Sprong O Romantiek Der Hazen; Rollo III; Kwela P Kwana; Blues After Piet; Wij Gaan Naar De Italliaan; Arm Wiel; Een Beetje Zenuwachtig; Interview with Misha Mengelberg. CD2: Een Beetje Zenuwachting; Arachibutyrophobia; De Sprong O Romantiek Der Haren; Do the Roach; Kwela P Kwana; Blues After Piet; Arm Wiel; Brozziman; Announcement.

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Benjamin Herman: Hypochristmastreefuzz (Special Edition)

Read "Hypochristmastreefuzz (Special Edition)" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Since Esquire voted alto saxophonist Benjamin Herman Best Dressed Dutchman 2008, most reviews of his music have felt compelled to mention the award, and this review is no exception. Of course, such sartorial fripperies would be barely worthy of comment if Herman couldn't actually play. But play he can--whether he's flying like Charlie Parker on “Hypochristmastreefuzz," ...

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Nobody's Tune

By Wouter Hamel

Label: Dox Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: One More Time On The Merry-Go-Round; Big Blue Sea; When Morning Comes; In Between; Nobody's Tune; Sir Henry; March, April, May; Quite the Disguise; Once in a Lifetime; Tiny Town; See You Once Again; Amsterdam.

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Wouter Hamel: Nobody's Tune

Read "Nobody's Tune" reviewed by Guy Zinger

by Guy Zinger

Wouter Hamel is a young vocalist of Dutch origin, touring the world successfully with his laidback and velvety sound. He surrounds himself with pop harmonies and rhythm lines, bridging the gap between jazz and pop in his own special way. Nobody's Tune, his second CD, is a cross between the musical fields of The Beatles' Sgt. ...


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