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Twist For Jimmy Smith

Label: Prophone Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Wives and Lovers; Close Your Eyes; Polka Dots and Moonbeams; Mr C; Twist for Jimmy Smith; The Shadow of Your Smile; Broadway; Willow Weep for Me; Blues for Pat Martino; Flamman; The Nearness of You.

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Smulor och Parafraser

By Carin Lundin

Label: Prophone Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Kylskåpspoesi; Jag kan se dig när; Ramanagaram; Min Vals; Han Är Bra Tokig Ändå; Längtans Samba; I Can't Give You Anything But Love; Oh oh Baby; Histoire d'un Amour; När Min Vän; Himlen är av stjärnor full; Marionetterna.

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Meetings in India

By Mynta

Label: Prophone Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Absolute Samba; Meetings In India; Ganglat Fran Laggars; River Of Winds; Desert Jig; Adios Ferdinando; Gnodon; Vietnamese Reggae; Dark Days; Tarantelle; Seven And A Half; The Fine Line; The Dance Of Life; Tabla Chants; Rag Hindol.

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My Move

By Christina Gustafsson

Label: Prophone Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Your Smiling Face; Take A Fall; My Move; I've Got The World On A String; Standing Where The Changes Begin; Winter Has Gone; Smile; Happy Talk; Stormy Weather; In The Light Of New York; Smiling Hour.

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Djupa Andetag

By Jean-Simon Maurin

Label: Prophone Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Djupa andetag; Ut & Segla; Du & jag vi stannar här; Soluppgång över Degeberga; Inspiration; Måndans; Stormens öga; Grön bossa; En chans; Skål; Inte ett moln.

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Christina Gustafsson: My Move

Read "My Move" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay
August 3, 2009

Recent years appear to have seen a resurgence of jazz vocalists, with singers covering songs from across musical genres as well as performing originals. Scandinavia has produced some fine new singers to help in this resurgence: Christina Gustafsson, from Sweden, has the potential to be one of the best. Her second album features the same core ...

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Jean-Simon Maurin Trio and Elin Wrede: Djupa Andetag

Read "Djupa Andetag" reviewed by Chris Mosey

by Chris Mosey
May 15, 2009

Djupa Andetag means “deep breaths" in Swedish. They're something that can be easily taken in the unpolluted atmosphere of Scandinavia. And at its best, Jean-Simon Maurin's music--light and lyrical, greatly influenced by pianist Bill Evans--is as fresh as a Baltic summer breeze. There's introspection but--perhaps because of his French ancestry--none of the brooding melancholy that is ...

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Erik Soderlind: Twist For Jimmy Smith

Read "Twist For Jimmy Smith" reviewed by Chris Mosey

by Chris Mosey
May 13, 2009

Erik Söderlind is a young man in no particular hurry. Not yet 30, he plays jazz guitar with supreme assurance, and on his debut album Twist For Jimmy Smith, he has put together a lovely, leisurely paced, always swinging collection of standards and originals that deserves worldwide recognition. Of course, he's unlikely to get it. We ...

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Christina Gustafsson: My Move

by Chris Mosey
May 11, 2009

Christina Gustafsson is sister of the better known Swedish jazz vocalist Rigmor Gustafsson. This is her second album, a follow-up to Moments Free (Prophone, 2007). Gustafsson feels herself to be part of the singer/songwriter tradition but employs a team of three text writers--Cecilia Åse, Helena Davidsson and Stefan Danielsson--who, she says, “have worked close together and ...

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Mynta: Meetings in India

Read "Meetings in India" reviewed by Chris Mosey

by Chris Mosey
March 4, 2009

Mynta was founded in 1979 by Swedish bass guitarist Christian Paulin as a jazz fusion band. Nowadays, the band bills itself as “Nordic ice and Indian spice" and claims to play Indo-jazz fusion. It's difficult to discern any jazz though, as this seems rather a bizarre mix of mainly folk influences from all manner of musical ...