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Musik / jazz
Musik (cd), ℗2019
Detaljer
Indhold
Seneste udgave, musik (cd)Jim Wilke intro
Big "P"
Spoken outro
Spoken intro
The girl next door
Sticks
The morning of the carnival = Manhã de carnaval
Somewhere
74 miles away
Back home blues
Hippodelphia
Set-closing outro
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Anmeldelser (6)
All about jazz
d. 16. jan. 2019
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Mike Jurkovic
d. 16. jan. 2019
"It's really hard - no, it's damn impossible - not to feel on a cellar-level the celebratory joy these guys share and create with, as they peak and peak, night after night ... After a spirited, though pop-oriented, swing through the easy bossa nova of "The Morning of the Carnival" and Leonard Bernstein's elegiac "Somewhere," the band gets back to brass tacks and fires the cylinders for Zawinul's percolating spiral "74 Miles Away," with a for-the-ages Nat solo. A brazen run through Charlie Parker's "Back Home Blues" has Nat sitting out while big brother takes center stage. Julian and Nat keep being mentioned, but none of this sustained exuberance is possible with McCurdy, Gaskin, and Zawinul who take the task at hand and charge head on with it. The raucous "Hippodelphia," another gem from Zawinul's youthful, hyperactive pen, brings the October '67 night to a rousing close. A real early contender for best of 2019 lists".
All about jazz
d. 16. jan. 2019
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Mike Jurkovic
d. 16. jan. 2019
"It's really hard - no, it's damn impossible - not to feel on a cellar-level the celebratory joy these guys share and create with, as they peak and peak, night after night ... After a spirited, though pop-oriented, swing through the easy bossa nova of "The Morning of the Carnival" and Leonard Bernstein's elegiac "Somewhere," the band gets back to brass tacks and fires the cylinders for Zawinul's percolating spiral "74 Miles Away," with a for-the-ages Nat solo. A brazen run through Charlie Parker's "Back Home Blues" has Nat sitting out while big brother takes center stage. Julian and Nat keep being mentioned, but none of this sustained exuberance is possible with McCurdy, Gaskin, and Zawinul who take the task at hand and charge head on with it. The raucous "Hippodelphia," another gem from Zawinul's youthful, hyperactive pen, brings the October '67 night to a rousing close. A real early contender for best of 2019 lists".
JazzTimes
d. 24. feb. 2019
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Thomas Conrad
d. 24. feb. 2019
"The radio station, KING-FM, recorded the programs. Swingin' in Seattle comes from four different gigs at the Penthouse in 1966 and 1967. During this period Adderley's quintet (with brother Nat, Joe Zawinul, Victor Gaskin, and Roy McCurdy) made their hit album, Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! It was a move toward commercialism, but Adderley's live gigs were still mostly undiluted postbop. "Somewhere" is uncharacteristically sweet, but "Big P," "Sticks," and "74 Miles Away" prove that this band could make music in which intellectual depth was commensurate with greasy funk. When Adderley plays a Charlie Parker bop tune, "Back Home Blues," and smokes it, he still sounds innocent and joyful. Nat's cornet solos are sly, tart asides. As for Zawinul, no one that nasty has ever come out of Vienna, Austria".
JazzTimes
d. 24. feb. 2019
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Thomas Conrad
d. 24. feb. 2019
"The radio station, KING-FM, recorded the programs. Swingin' in Seattle comes from four different gigs at the Penthouse in 1966 and 1967. During this period Adderley's quintet (with brother Nat, Joe Zawinul, Victor Gaskin, and Roy McCurdy) made their hit album, Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! It was a move toward commercialism, but Adderley's live gigs were still mostly undiluted postbop. "Somewhere" is uncharacteristically sweet, but "Big P," "Sticks," and "74 Miles Away" prove that this band could make music in which intellectual depth was commensurate with greasy funk. When Adderley plays a Charlie Parker bop tune, "Back Home Blues," and smokes it, he still sounds innocent and joyful. Nat's cornet solos are sly, tart asides. As for Zawinul, no one that nasty has ever come out of Vienna, Austria".
Record collector
489 (2019 February)
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Charles Waring
489 (2019 February)
"A stunning set ... Joe Zawinul's on piano and the set's highlights are two of the Austrian's own tunes, "74 Miles Away" and "Hippodelphia". The music's well-preserved and accompanied by a detailed booklet packed with commentary and reminiscences".
Record collector
489 (2019 February)
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Charles Waring
489 (2019 February)
"A stunning set ... Joe Zawinul's on piano and the set's highlights are two of the Austrian's own tunes, "74 Miles Away" and "Hippodelphia". The music's well-preserved and accompanied by a detailed booklet packed with commentary and reminiscences".