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Danish Radio Big Band - A Good Time Was Had By All (2014)




Исполнитель: Danish Radio Big Band
Название альбома: A Good Time Was Had By All (6CD)
Год выпуска: 2014
Формат файлов: MP3@320K/s
Размер архива: Total 1,02 GB
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, there is something rockin’ in the state of Denmark. It’s the Danish Radio Big Band, best of its kind in Europe, indeed — depending on who is conducting and the mood of the players — on occasion best in the world. Against all the odds in these cash-strapped times, the DRBB, as it is universally known, is celebrating its 50th birthday.
This six-CD box set commemorates the event, tracing the band’s story from its rather shy birth in 1964 as Det Ny Radio Danseorkester, The New Radio Dance Orchestra, right up to the present (a concert in January with Dominican pianist Michel Camilo), marking the start of a new era under the leadership of Norwegian Birger Carlsen.
The set starts though with remembrance of times past: four numbers recorded by the DRBB in 1988 under its first conductor, Ib Glindemann. These recreate the sound of the New Radio Dance Orchestra and are notable for some fine, tight work by Jens Winther (trumpet) on “Ray’s Idea” and confidently relaxed tenor from Jesper Thilo on a Marty Paich arrangement of “My Old Flame” and “Zoot,” Bill Holman’s tribute to Mr. Sims.

These are followed by the “real thing,” a track by the original New Radio Dance Orchestra, recorded in 1966, with Lise Reinau, doyenne of Danish popular song, and Otto Brandenburg singing Glindemann’s own composition, “To Og To Er Fem,” Two And Two Are Five. It’s dated, but fun.

The next three numbers feature the first of many DRBB guest conductors, none other than Stan Kenton. The Man puts his pretentious but unmistakeable stamp on three charts from a 1966 Copenhagen concert, with Rolf Billberg playing fine alto on “Stella By Starlight.”

Ben Webster—newly arrived to take up residence in Copenhagen —blows as only he could on six numbers, including lovely, relaxed but muscular versions of “Cry Me A River” and “Old Folks.” This was Webster before he sank comfortably into the breathy ballad rut of his twilight years.

Birgit Bruel, a Danish singer who invested everything she did with a calm dignity, wends her way effortlessly through Gershwin’s “But Not For Me” and Tom Jobim’s “Once I Loved.”

Six tracks on CD2, recorded live at Copenhagen’s Montmartre jazz club, recall 1977-78, the DRBB’s greatest, most creative period, when the mighty Thad Jones was in command (see attached video).

There are four numbers from the band’s first British tour in 1987. Pianist Ole Kock Hansen was wielding the baton and the fire lit by Jones was now an ember, albeit one that still glowed brightly.

CD3 features two numbers from another UK tour four years later, with the band under the leadership of American arranger Ernie Wilkins, best known for his work with Count Basie. Wilkins spent his final years in Copenhagen, where a street is named after him.

Georgie Fame joins the band for two numbers from 1993, a sedately swinging arrangement of Screaming Jay Hawkins’ “I Put A Spell On You” by Robben Ford and Steve Gray, followed by his own “City Life.”

Sweden’s Marie Bergman, precursor to Lisa Ekdahl with her rather icky “little girl” vocal inflections, sings three songs, including a pretty good stab at “You Don’t Know What Love Is.” Then Tony Coe and Bob Brookmeyer get down to some serious jazz business on “Fools Rush In” and the self-consciously experimental “Capt. Coe’s Famous Racearound.”

Art Farmer plays superbly understated flugelhorn as only he knew how on a live performance at Copenhagen Jazz House in 1996 of “Was It You?”

After this, the DRBB experimented with various conductors and guest artists, arguably losing its way a little. CD4 opens with Britain’s Django Bates conducting performances of three of his own idiosyncratic compositions, including the rollicking “Nights At The Circus.”

Bob Brookmeyer returns to conduct Brazilian pianist Eliane Elias and the DRBB through three of his elegant arrangements of her songs, coming in now and again on valve trombone, with which he first made his mark in the 1950s in small groups fronted by Jimmy Giuffre and Gerry Mulligan.

CD5 features the DRBB conducted by Jim McNeely playing his own composition, “Triple Metamorphosis,” featuring Phil Woods on alto, and three others with French pianist Martial Solal.

CD6 wraps it all up in fine style. “Show Type Tune” is a track from a fine album made for Stunt Records in 2000 of songs written by Bill Evans. And there are two tracks commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Louis Armstrong, Lil Hardin’s “Hotter Than That” and a Jim McNeely original “The Power And The Glory,” that features quotes from five classic Armstrong numbers, including the landmark “West End Blues.”

CD1

1.It's the Talk of the Town (feat. Ib Glindemann) (0:48)
2.Ray's Idea (feat. Ib Glindemann) (2:42)
3.My Old Flame (feat. Ib Glindemann) (4:39)
4.Zoot (feat. Ib Glindemann) (2:59)
5.To Og To Er Fem (feat. Lise Reinau) (2:32)
6.Malaguena (feat. Stan Kenton) (4:40)
7.Stella by Starlight (feat. Stan Kenton) (6:08)
8.Yesterdays (feat. Stan Kenton) (5:55)
9.Things Ain't What They Used to Be (feat. Ben Webster) (3:11)
10.Cry Me a River (feat. Ben Webster) (4:14)
11.Stompy Jones (feat. Ben Webster) (5:39)
12.Did You Call Her Tonight? (feat. Ben Webster) (0:55)
13.Old Folks (feat. Ben Webster) (5:24)
14.Tempus Incertum Remanet Pt. 1 (7:36)
15.Bojangels (feat. Ben Webster) (4:17)
16.But Not for Me (feat. Birgit Bruel) (3:51)
17.Once I Loved (feat. Birgit Bruel) (4:50)

CD2

1.The Farewell (feat. Thad Jones) (6:00)
2.Kids Are Pretty People (feat. Thad Jones) (9:24)
3.I Got Rhythm (feat. Thad Jones) (3:49)
4.Ebbe Skammelson (feat. Thad Jones) (5:50)
5.Dancing Girls (feat. Thad Jones) (15:37)
6.A Good Time Was Had by All (feat. Thad Jones) (7:53)
7.Say It (5:21)
8.Malus Scorpio Ritus (8:47)
9.Crackdown (8:20)
10.Vismanden (7:27)

CD3

1.Nervous Charlie (feat. Ernie Wilkins) (6:04)
2.Day Dream (feat. Ernie Wilkins) (3:53)
3.Dedicacion a Santo Domingo (feat. Peter Reim) (8:12)
4.I Put a Spell on You (feat. Georgie Fame) (3:38)
5.City Life (feat. Georgie Fame) (7:18)
6.Right On - Off (feat. John Sund) (5:50)
7.You Don't Know What Love Is (feat. Marie Bergman) (5:05)
8.All of Me (feat. Marie Bergman) (3:30)
9.But Beautiful (feat. Marie Bergman) (7:54)
10.Capt. Coe's Famous Racearound (feat. Tony Coe & Bob Brookmeyer) (10:28)
11.Fools Rush In (feat. Tony Coe & Bob Brookmeyer) (6:53)
12.Was It You? (feat. Art Farmer) (7:16)

CD4

1.Once a Penguin, Always a Penguin (feat. Django Bates) (5:37)
2.The Strange Voyage of Donald Crowhurst (feat. Django Bates) (12:12)
3.Nights at the Circus (feat. Django Bates) (4:03)
4.Just Kiddin' (feat. Eliane Elias & Bob Brookmeyer) (7:30)
5.So in Love (feat. Eliane Elias & Bob Brookmeyer) (8:39)
6.One Side of You (feat. Eliane Elias & Bob Brookmeyer) (7:50)
7.The Pathfinder (13:26)
8.Dear Lord (8:08)
9.Wild Bill (5:47)

CD5

1.Tripple Metamorphosis (feat. Phil Woods) (11:51)
2.Suingando (feat. Silvana Malta) (6:07)
3.Back to Brazil (feat. Silvana Malta) (7:39)
4.In a Mellotone (feat. Niels Jorgen Steen) (6:04)
5.Second Line (feat. Niels Jorgen Steen) (4:25)
6.The Governor (feat. Niels Jorgen Steen) (19:39)
7.Drjo No. 1 (feat. Martial Solal) (7:42)
8.Monster Piece (feat. Martial Solal) (7:21)
9.En Coulisse (feat. Martial Solal) (7:59)

CD6

1.Time Remembered (feat. Thomas Clausen) (5:42)
2.Oktober Nat (feat. Thomas Clausen) (8:58)
3.Show Type Tune (feat. Jim Mcneely) (9:42)
4.The Forest (feat. Palle Mikkelborg) (7:27)
5.Those Who Build (feat. Palle Mikkelborg) (7:24)
6.Joy (feat. Palle Mikkelborg) (5:38)
7.Hotter Than That (feat. Jim Mcneely) (9:09)
8.The Power and the Glory (feat. Jim Mcneely) (13:25)
9.Why Not (feat. Michel Camilo) (11:47)

Personnel: Lars Lindgren, Benny Rosenfeld, Jesper Riis, Henrik Bolberg, Anders Gustafsson, Thomas Fryland, Palle Bolvig, Jens Winther, Lars Togeby, Perry Knudsen, Palle Mikkelborg, Alan Botschinsky, Idrees Sulieman, Svend Lundvig, Henry Henkel, Arne Lamberth, Vagn Elsberg, Henrik Bolberg, Jan Kohlin, Art Farmer, Thomas Kjaergaard, Christer Gustafsson, Mads la Cour, Gerard Presencer, Leroy Jones: trumpet; Vincent Nilsson, Ture Larsen, Steen Hansen, Axel Windfeld, James Engell, Torolf Mølgaard, John Lind, Paul Kjeldgaard, Olle Kurt Jensen, Steen Engelholt, Helmuth Hansen, Per Espersen, Poul Jørgensen, Erling Kroner, Richard Boone, Lars Hougaard, Kjeld Ipsen, Giordano Bellincampi, Bob Brookmeyer, Klaus Löhrer, Peter Jensen, Alf Vestergaard, Annette Saxe, Jakob Munch Mortensen: trombone; Jesper Thilo, Jan zum Vohrde, Bent Jaedig, Uffe Karshov, Flemming Madsen, Preben Garnov, David Sternbach, Knud Sørensen, Per Larsen, Rolf Bilberg, Erling Christensen, Bent Jaedig, Uffe Karskov, Bent Nielsen, Ben Webster, Per Carsten, Michael Hove, Thomas Franck, Uffe Markussen, Bob Rockwell, Tony Coe, Christina von Bulow, Nicolai Schultz, Peter Fugelsang, Michael Bladt, Ksrl-Martin Almqvist, Anders Gaardmsnd, Filt Kristensen: saxophones; Olle Kock Hansen, Stsn Kenton, Nicolai Bentzon, Martial Solsl, Thomas Clausen, Michel Camilo: piano; Bjarne Roupc, Ole Molin, Bo Sylvøn, Anders Chico Lindvall, Per Gade: guitar; Jens Melgaard, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Hugo Rasmussen, Mads Vinding, Jesper Lundgaard, Thomas Ovesen, Torben Westergaard, Kaspar Vadsholt: bass; Lennart Gruvstedt, Bjarne Rostvold, William Schiøppfe, Jonas Johansen, Søren Frost: drums; Ethan Weisgaard, John Steffensen, Per Nielsen, Kasper Winding, Peter Reim, Morten Grønvad: percussion; Ib Glindemann, Stan Kenton, Niels Jørgen Steen, Ray Pitts, Thad Jones, Ernie Wilkins, Olle Kock Hansen, Django Bates, Bob Brookmeyer, Jim McNeely, Steve Sacks, Helge Albin, Palle Mikkelborg: conductors; Lise Reinau, Birgit Bruel, Richard Boone, Marie Bergman, Silvana Malta, Mona Larsen: vocals.

Record Label: Storyville Records

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kolodiye
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(9.06.15 - 08:34) - kolodiye:

Большое спасибо за труд! Беру все 6 дисков!tongue up up

 
 
Gretsch
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Спасибо!

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