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Svend Asmussen: Fiddling Around

Read "Fiddling Around" reviewed by Chris Mosey


While striving to avoid clichés like the plague, there seems only one way to describe Danish jazz violinist Svend Asmussen: he is still going strong. At the age of 92, “the fiddling Viking" is embarking on a 2008 tour of Scandinavia. Fiddling Around, recorded when he was a mere slip of a lad, age 77, has ...

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Part One

Label: Imogena
Released: 2007
Track listing: Part One; Part Two; Part Three; Part Four; Part Five; H

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Sounds Of Eternity: Part One

Read "Part One" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


The title of this album projects existential or perhaps biblical connotations. Yet this Swedish quintet evens out the glorious melodies with a contemporary jazz methodology, topped-off with a distinct edge. They render a balancing act of sorts, where improvisation attains a hearty coexistence with Linnea Olsson's angelic vocals and textural cello work to complement an easy ...

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The Happiest Man Alive

Label: Imogena
Released: 2006
Track listing: Soho Dot Rhythm; The Happiest Man Alive; Lost And Found; Afro Blue; We're Leaving Into The Commotion (Nu Gar Vi Hem Igen); I Think I Will Try; After Ski; The Nissan Cherry Car Suite (Cherry Time); The Nissan Cherry Car Suite (Creme De Le Creme).

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Jazz Formation: A Letter to Ake Persson

Label: Imogena
Released: 2006
Track listing: Blue in

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The General

Label: Imogena
Released: 2006
Track listing: Struttin' in the Wind; Hoover; Needle Valse; Coming Back; Miss Rumba Queen; The General; Left Behind; Two of a Kind; The Brothel; Blues Business; Deep Down; Waltzin' Four; For Samuel.

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BarT Featuring Jim Beard

Label: Imogena
Released: 2006
Track listing: Dr. Tom; Go Round; Silly; Pari Bar; Bornholm; Nook; In The Hat; Vesterbro Bodega; Giphini's Song

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Fredrik Lindborg: The General

Read "The General" reviewed by Victor Verney


There are those who insist that jazz musicians are born, not made. Swedish saxophonist Fredrik Lindborg makes an interesting exhibit in this “nature versus nurture" argument. He was determined from a very young age to become a jazz musician, and he credits this to the fact that his father began playing Charlie Parker and Billie Holiday ...

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BarT: BarT Featuring Jim Beard

Read "BarT Featuring Jim Beard" reviewed by Mark Sabbatini


Sweden has always seemed like the mellow sibling of Scandinavia. Nestled between the fjords of Norway, party-hearty Denmark and the Soviet/European culture clash of Finland, Swedes maintain a squeaky clean country while talking in a soft language featuring lots of “mmm," “rrr" and other smooth sounds. So perhaps it's not surprising the Göteborg trio ...

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Bjorn Samuelsson: Jazz Formation: A Letter To Ake Persson

Read "Jazz Formation: A Letter To Ake Persson" reviewed by Ken Kase


Trombone enthusiasts can rejoice at the arrival of a new voice on an instrument which has been unjustly under-represented in the jazz canon. Regardless of Björn Samuelsson's considerable technique, fine intonation and improvisational prowess, the arrival of his debut disc featuring a quartet with trombone out front is likely to raise a few eyebrows.Jazz ...


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