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Balladeering

Label: Loveland Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Weightless; Evening Song; Vraa; Starting Point (Acoustic Version); Greenland; Terrace Place; Sort; Starting Point (Electric Version).

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Throughout the process of recording Balladeering, Danish guitarist Jakob Bro was followed closely by filmmaker Sune Blicher, who documented the sessions, which took place at the famous Avatar studios in New York, capturing the poetry of the music in pregnant images. A recurrent motif in the movie is musicians engrossed in listening, and this particular framing ...

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The Stars Are All New Songs Vol. 1

By Jakob Bro

Label: Loveland Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Sound Flower; Origin; The Boy From Saladan; Romantics; Duke Ellington Boulevard; Waltzing Trees; Reconstructing A Dream; Drumscapes; Eugenie.

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Jakob Bro: The Stars Are All New Songs Vol. 1

Read "The Stars Are All New Songs Vol. 1" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard

by Jakob Baekgaard
June 6, 2008

The transition from promising talent to well-established artist isn't always easy and some musicians seem doomed to be placed in the eternal category of “interesting new voice." Clearly that is not the case with young Danish guitarist Jakob Bro, who has become one of the leading stylists in a new generation of jazz guitarists that include ...

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Pearl River

By Jakob Bro

Label: Loveland Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Verse; Pearl River; Elephant; Black Is All Colors At Once; Red Hook Railway; Welcome; Mosquito Dance; Chinatown; 3X3.

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Jakob Bro: Pearl River

Read "Pearl River" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard

by Jakob Baekgaard
August 8, 2007

Sometimes, finding a good jazz record is a bit like fishing: either you catch something or you don't. The search is always on for that particular phrase, beat or tune that will transport the mind to a state of bliss: the state called jazz. Coming across an album like Pearl River seems like a ...

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