Hans & Candy Dulfer - Dulfer Dulfer

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2002
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:38
Size: 131,0 MB
Art: Front

(4:01)  1. Big Breakdown
(3:55)  2. Bumrush
(3:42)  3. Hands In The Air
(3:43)  4. Move Your Money

(4:22)  5. Modular
(1:35)  6. Modular (Groove Reprise)
(5:03)  7. Ooh Let's Go
(4:29)  8. Indian Vibes
(4:55)  9. Sambastic
(4:15) 10. Got Soul
(4:20) 11. Triphoppin' With Hans
(4:21) 12. Triphoppin' With Candy
(3:25) 13. Cool Criminal
(4:25) 14. Tribute

Like the father, and especially the daughter, can be here in the face of the fact that alto saxophonist Candy is the much better known of these two Dulfers, excellent to say. Already at the age of twelve, the daughter of Hans Dulfer, a tenor saxophonist who was well respected in Europe, above all in the native Dutch funk jazz crossover, also began to exploit the musical blast and had her first own band, Funky Stuff, at the age of 15. Internationally made famous by the session work with Prince, she reached the end of the eighties in a duet with Eurythmic Dave Stewart with the instrumental piece "Lily Was Here" from the same name in the charts and her solo debut, Saxuality (1990), worldwide at least half a million Sell ??it. On Dulfer Dulfer , the Dulfers now give each other their experiences and influences, and there is not much to guess: Tower of Power, David Sanborn, Grover Washington Jr. and Barbara Thompson have left their mark, the proximity to Maceo Parker is great , Bas Veeren, producer, programmer, arranger, DJ and composer in one person, has added the traditional funk box to House, some hip-hop and latin and R & B, adding a few requests to "wave your hands in the air", but otherwise made a little interesting, commercially absolutely waterproof album. Whether the playful possibilities of father and daughter over these always same, well-known dynamics and stylisms possibly go out remains, unfortunately, unclear. ~ Rolf Hunter https://www.amazon.de/Dulfer-Hans-Candy/dp/B000069DQR

Dulfer Dulfer

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