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Carsten Dahl Experience: The Ultimate Experience
by Chris Mosey
Danish pianist Carsten Dahl wears many musical hats. The one worn with the band he calls The Carsten Dahl Experience is that of Free Jazz. This was a movement that began in the 1950s and continued into the following decade. Musicians such as Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor and Albert Ayler sought greater freedom ...
Troels Jensen and The Healers feat. Miriam Mandipira: My Love
by Chris Mosey
After studying music in her native Zimbabwe, Miriam Mandipira moved from that unhappy country, first to South Africa, then 10 years ago to Denmark. Here she became a mainstay of the local blues scene. Her influences, she said, were Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith but she sounded more like Aretha Franklin and Randy Crawford and still ...
Wild Bill Davison: The Danish Sessions
by Chris Mosey
Wild Bill Davison was aptly described by Humphrey Lyttelton as the kind of drunken reveller who throws his arms around your neck one moment and tries to knock you down the next. Aside from his drinking, Wild Bill was, more importantly, a white Dixieland cornet player of considerable ability, with a fierce, uninhibited attack, whose heroes ...
Rodney Green Quartet: Live At Jazzhus Montmartre
by Chris Mosey
At the age of three, at the church in Camden, New Jersey, where his father was pastor, Rodney Green saw a drum kit for the first time. He stared at it, fascinated; it was so big and shiny. He thought to himself, “OK, let's play some drums." He wasn't supposed to play jazz, it ...
Sigurdur Flosason: Green Moss Black Sand
by Chris Mosey
Icelandic alto saxophonist Sigadur Flosason joins forces with Swedish pianist Lars Jansson and his trio in an attempt to describe in music the desolate natural beauty of his homeland. He says: “The desert-like wasteland holds a singular kind of beauty. Perhaps not pretty in the usual sense of the word, it is beautiful ...
Margrete Grarup: Denmark's jazz secret is out
by Chris Mosey
The Copenhagen daily newspaper Berlingske Tidende in 2015 called Margrete Grarup “the best kept secret in Danish jazz." In 2017, with two albums released in rapid succession on Storyville, that secret is out... and a star is born. Grarup has a wonderfully rich and expressive voice. She comes to jazz via the Scandinavian ...
Duke Ellington on Storyville Records
by Chris Mosey
The legend of Duke Ellington--one of very few jazzmen worthy of the overworked accolade “genius"--continues to unfold four decades after his death. In large part this is thanks to the efforts of Ellington himself. From 1950 to 1974, he kept a private “stockpile" of recordings made for his own pleasure... and with an ...
Earl Hines: Piano Genius At Work
By Earl Hines
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: CD1: Blues In Thirds; Off Time Blues; Chicago High Life; A Monday Date;
Stowaway; Chimes In Blues; Panther Rag; Just Too Soon; Caution Blues, A
Monday Date; I Ain’t Got Nobody; Fifty Seven Varieties; Glad Rag Doll (two
takes); Love Me Tonight (three takes); Down Among The Sheltering Palms (two
takes); Rosetta (two takes); Body And Soul; Child Of A Disordered Brain (two
takes).
CD2: I’ve Got The World On A String; Somewhere Over The Rainbow; Between
The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea; Come Rain Or Come Shine; My Shining Hour;
As Long As I Live; When It’s Sleepy Time Down South; Muskrat Ramble; A Song
Is Born; Basin Street Blues; St. Louis Blues; High Society; Royal Garden Blues;
I’ve Got A Right To Sing The Blues.
CD3: A Monday Date; Mood Indigo; Wang-Wang Blues; Pops’ Blues; Apex Blues;
Caravan; I Ain’t Got Nobody; Mahogany Hall Stomp; Savoy Blues; I’ve Found A
New Baby; Relaxin’ At The Touro; Medley: Bugle Call Rag, Ole Miss; I’m Coming
Virginia; It’s Right Here For You; When The Saints Go Marching In.
CD4: Theme: Dark Forest; Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues; Tin Roof Blues;
Sleepwalking; Rosetta; Jump For Joy; One O’Clock Jump; Ballin’ The Jack; You’re
The Cream In My Coffee; Love Is Just Around The Corner; Hot Soup; The C Jam
Blues; Low Down Blues; Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid; Piano Man; Theme: Dark
Forest.
CD5: Theme: Deep Forest; Ballin’ The Jack; Jazz Me Blues; St. James Infirmary;
Honeysuckle Rose; Lady Be Good; Dark Town Strutters Ball; Some Of These
Days; Sweet Georgia Brown; Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues; On The Sunny
Side Of The Street; Back O’Town Blues; Theme: Deep Forest.
CD6: Theme: Deep Forest; On The Alamo; Tangerine; Blues For Tatum; Thou
Swell; Willow Weep For Me; Stompin’ At The Savoy; Theme: Deep Forest; Do
Nothing Till You Hear From Me; Louise; It All Depends On You; Stars Fell On
Alabama; Little Girl; Someone To Watch Over Me; Get Happy.
CD7: Theme: Deep Forest; Thou Swell; Memphis Blues; Rosetta; Can’t We Talk
It Over; Mack The Knife; Tin Roof Blues; Theme: Deep Forest; Give Me The
Simple Life; You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me; Basin Street Blues; Liza;
Moonlight In Vermont; Perdido; The Song Is Ended.
DVD: I Cover The Waterfront; Medley: Black And Blue, Two Sleepy People; Ain’t
Misbehavin’; Squeeze Me; Honeysuckle Rose; Tea For Two.
Rotterdam 1969
By Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Take The A Train (theme) and C Jam Blues; Kinda Dukish and Rockin’ In
Rhythm; Take The A Train (full version); Up Jump; La Plus Belle
Africaine; Come Off The Veldt; El Gato (The Cat); Black
Butterfly; Things Ain’t What They Used To Be; Don’t Get Around Much Anymore;
Medley 1 – Caravan, Mood Indigo, Sophisticated Lady; Medley 2 – Making That
Scene, It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing, Be Cool And Groovy For
Me; Satin Doll; R.T.M; In Triplicate into Satin Doll.
The Incomparable Fiddler
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: CD1: Jazz Potpourri 1 and 2; The Booglie Wooglie Piggie; Hanne Vent På Mig ; You’re My Sunshine; Gershwin Medley 1 and 2; Cherokee; Exactly Like You; Baby, Won’t You Please Come Home; It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing; My Old Man; Three Little Words; That’s My Weakness Now; How’m I Doin,’ Hey Hey.
CD2: Rhythm Is Our Business; Panhandle Pete; Be My Life’s Companion; Ellington Mood; Svend’s Riff; Someone To Watch Over Me; Darktown Strutters’ Ball; Schöner Gigolo; Cotton Tail; Indian Summer; After You’ve Gone; When You’re Smiling; Moonglow; Carry Me Back To Old Virginia; Fiddler In Rio; Jeepers Creepers; Svend’s Blues; Poor Butterfly; Georgia Camp Meeting; Hallelujah; Honeysuckle Rose; How About You; Jazz Me Blues.
CD3: Honeysuckle Rose; Blue Lady; So Sorry; Twins; Satin Doll; Love Is Back; Someone To Watch Over Me; Parisian Thoroughfare; Honeysuckle Rose; Someone To Watch Over Me; Satin Doll; Crazy Rhythm.
CD4: The C Jam Blues; Caravan; Timme’s Blues; Oh, Lady Be Good; Minor Swing; Sweet Georgia Brown; Groovin’ High; June Night.
CD5: Running Wild; Bye Bye Blackbird; Take Off Blues; I Loves You Porgy; Wrapping It Up; Groove Merchant; Latino; Columbine Polka Mazurka; The Mooche; Prelude To A Kiss; A Night In Tunisia.
DVD: It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing; Lapp Nils Polska; Trubbel; Just A Gigolo; Pent Up House; C Jam Blues; June Night.
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