Bernt_Rosengren_Quartet-Plays_Swedish_Jazzcompositions-(PB7018)-2012-pyt

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      artist      : Bernt Rosengren Quartet
      title       : Plays Swedish Jazzcompositions
      label       : PB7
      cat#        : PB7018
      genre       : Jazz
      street date : 2012-08-29
      tracks      : 12
      bitrate     : 214 kbps avg. 44.1/Joint Stereo
      size        : 92.40 mb
      source      : CD
      type        : Retail
      url         : http://www.myspace.com/berntrosengrenquartet
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      The late, great Swedish bassist Bj÷rn Alke, who used to provide
      accompaniment to various american jazz celebrities visiting Sweden, once
      stated a bit provocatively (tongue-in-cheek), that "the main role of the
      horn soloist is to electrify the rhythm section!" Now in his 75th year,
      the tenor saxophonist Bernt Rosengren, with his sharp and driving playing,
      certainly stands up to that demand, always maintaining effective,
      rewarding interplay with the pianist and bassist and staying in close
      rapport, not least with the drummer. Thus, the music of Rosengren's
      quartet is a work of reciprocal exchange in which each player influences
      the others - and isn't that by definition what a jazz group is all about?

      Rosengren has long been widely recognized as a brilliant instrumentalist
      and a magnificent composer and arranger. Over the years he has led various
      groups of his own and these days he can often be heard with his excellent
      quartet - their previous CD ("I'm Flying") was awarded The Golden Disc for
      best Swedish jazz album of 2009. The rhythm section consists of the most
      versatile musicians: pianist Stefan Gustafson (b.1967) and a
      state-of-the-art team of bassist Hans Backenroth (b.1966) and drummer
      Bengt Stark (b. 1962). This new CD has an all-Swedish repertoire, hence
      the title. Each tune has its own significant charactheristics and is, at
      the same time, most suitable as a vehicle for jazz improvisation.

      The opening GOOD MORNING is a "swinger" with a catchy melody and the
      typical rhythmic spark
      ever-present in Bernt Rosengren's music. He first recorded it in 1988 for
      an album under the leadership of American guitarist Doug Raney.
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      01 Good Morning                                                        4:52
      02 Blues For Chet                                                      4:39
      03 I've Seen                                                           4:52
      04 Cream Of The Crop                                                   4:31
      05 What?                                                               4:49
      06 S÷dermalm                                                           4:50
      07 Blue & White                                                        6:03
      08 Mr. G                                                               4:38
      09 Once Around                                                         4:51
      10 I Love You So                                                       4:20
      11 Theme From Aesthetic Lady                                           6:03
      12 Damberg                                                             5:35
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