Jacobsen, Martin: At the Jazz House
Jacobsen, Martin: At the Jazz House
Format: CD
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Artist: Jacobsen, Martin
Label: Steeplechase
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 716043180226
Genre: Jazz
It is of certain significance to think of the fact that Martin Jacobsen was born and grew up in Copenhagen which has been arguably the European capital of Jazz. Martin basically taught himself Jazz at the age of 19 in this richly Jazz; orientated city. He later moved to Paris, another European hot-spot of Jazz.Like Jacobsen's well-received Steeplechase debut album "Current State" SCCD 31548 this live recording from Copenhagen's JAZZHOUSE features Doug Raney on guitar. "Martin Jacobsen, Danish saxophone star with a rich and smooth sound, well confirmed in the Coltrane tradition. Doug Raney, American guitarist launched by the Chet Baker Trio, the excellent descendant of the highly distinguished Jimmy Raney. Two acclaimed musicians both evolving in an aesthetic of their own which are not necessarily similar. The result, performed with a quartet deluxe, has chances to surprise many a listener!" Jazzman, France.
Tracks:
1.1 Reggie of Chester (Benny Golson) 7:43
1.2 Forest Flower (Charles Lloyd) 10:53
1.3 Stairway to the Stars (Frank Signorelli) 8:38
1.4 U. M. M. G. (Billy Strayhorn) 7:46
1.5 In a Sentimental Mood (Duke Ellington) 10:02
1.6 Witchcraft (Cy Coleman) 9:50
1.7 This I Dig of You (Hank Mobley) 8:29
