Jan Edvard Wallgren & Swedish Radio Jazz Group - Lavoro In Corso (dragon 1985)
Jan Edvard Wallgren (1935-1996) - Piano et direction d'orchestre with Swedish Radio Jazz Group:
Bengt Ernryd - trumpet, flugelhorn, piccola trumpet
Gustavo Bergalli - trumpet
Hakan Niquist - trumpet, french horn
Lasse Oloffson - trombone
Sven Larsson - bass trombone
Lennart Aberg - alto and soprano saxophones , alto flute
Krister Andersson - tenor saxophone, clarinet
Erik Nilsson - baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
Palle Danielsson - bass
Orjan Fahlström - percussion
Petur Ostlund - drums
Bengt Berger - tablas, percussion
side A
A1. Dur Och Moll Ar Var Paroll
A2. Come, Creative Spirit
A3. A Ground for these Distracted Times
A4. In Search of Traditions Lost
side B
B1. Would You Like to Play the Blues with Me?
B2. Alexander Skryabin's Raga-Time Band
B3. Aria and Blues in G
Compositions by Jan Edvard Wallgren
Recorded in Stockholm, march 29, 1984
Dragon Records, DRLP 89
Vinyl, Sweden, 1985
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11 comments:
after some work of cleaning is very listenable, only a glitch in the first 20 second that I can not clean
https://www.mediafire.com/?d7vqdl4dilcix77
https://1fichier.com/?7beqhd6bs7
Wether mellow or not - I'm always open for some Wallgren or even Bengt Ernryd.
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Thank Corvimax and like Ernst I'm also open to music with Wallgren, Ernryd and also Bengt Berger
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it is the first time that I listen to this album carefully, I used to take a short listen when burning it on cd, that is why I'd like to leave a new comment. perhaps mellow, perhaps gentle but Wallgren is a very serious composer. I already noticed it on the love chant album
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.fr/2011/05/jan-wallgren-bengt-ernryd-quintet-love.html
For exemple "in search of traditions lost" is a perfect exemple of the way an apparently gentle composition can turn into a very interesting track with energy. "would you like to play the blues" is just fantastic because how can we imagine a tabla player in a blues? "Aria and blues in g" is composed in a tumri style, tumri are traditional folk compositions that are often played to end a concert in the khyal tradition. The fact that this composition is ending the lp is a tribute to this tradition I think. And finally Corvimax your transfer is more than listenable, playing it on my hi fi system I really had the feeling to listen to the original lp or a Japanese 24 bit reissue
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