Monica Zetterlund - Diamanter

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2005
Time: 76:04
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Size: 175,1 MB
Art: Front

(2:46) 1. En Man Mer Att Glomma
(3:13) 2. Folkvisa Ifran Satra
(4:09) 3. Dobeedobedo
(4:06) 4. Adagio
(2:54) 5. I Valet Och Kvalet
(4:24) 6. Trubblel
(3:35) 7. Soolaimon
(3:49) 8. Vad Vet Val Jag?
(1:29) 9. Zapovalsen
(3:20) 10. Du Mitt Liv
(3:04) 11. Hej, Man!
(3:41) 12. Pa Lyckans Smala Hav
(3:08) 13. Siv & Gunne
(2:56) 14. Du Som Stack eller Den Svenska Gymnastikens Betydelse
(4:11) 15. Lattillganglig Musik
(4:23) 16. Vart Tog Du Vagen?
(4:29) 17. Jungfru Maria
(2:35) 18. Elin I Hagen
(3:36) 19. Sa Skuggar Jag Dej
(3:20) 20. Sommarregn
(3:01) 21. Nu Ar Det Gott Attt Leva
(3:44) 22. Kom

Monica Zetterlund sang with Ib Glindeman's band in Denmark and saxophonist Arne Domnerus' band in Stockholm in 1957, recording with Domnerus beginning in 1958. She began performing abroad in the late '50s. In the United States, Zetterlund's credibility as a jazz singer rests largely upon Waltz for Debbie, a recording made in 1964 with pianist Bill Evans' trio. In addition to several solo records, she's also recorded with the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis orchestra (It Only Happens Every Time, 1977) and bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (This Is All I Ask, 1998), among others.

Her repertoire also incorporated such non-jazz idioms as Swedish folk songs and classical music. Zetterlund's celebrity transcended music; classically beautiful, she was also an actress in her native Sweden. She continued to perform until her death in May of 2005 after a fire broke out in her apartment.
By Chris Kelsey https://www.allmusic.com/artist/monica-zetterlund-mn0000589209#biography

Diamanter

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Diana Panton - Red

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:30
Size: 141,3 MB
Art: Front

(6:13)  1. Say It (Over and Over Again) [feat. Phil Dwyer]
(4:00)  2. That's All (feat. Don Thompson)
(4:10)  3. You're the Top (feat. Reg Schwager)
(4:41)  4. You're My Thrill (feat. Phil Dwyer)
(4:32)  5. Make Yourself Comfortable (feat. Reg Schwager)
(3:34)  6. 24 Hours a Day (feat. Phil Dwyer)
(5:37)  7. The Island (feat. Phil Dwyer with strings)
(4:26)  8. Isn't That the Thing To Do (feat. Don Thompson)
(3:36)  9. Who Cares? (feat. Phil Dwyer)
(5:53) 10. Love Dance (feat. Reg Schwager)
(5:06) 11. I Know Why and So Do You (feat. Red Schwager)
(4:07) 12. I Only Love Because of You (feat. Don Thompson)
(5:29) 13. Amazing (feat. Don Thompson)

As a follow-up to her critically acclaimed pink album about the twists and turns of new love (2011 Silver Disc Award Winner in Japan), Diana Panton’s red album is an exploration about deeper love. Don Thompson's (Order of Canada) specially tailored string quartet arrangements, plus harp compliment Panton’s honest delivery, while Phil Dwyer’s saxophone (2012 JUNO Award Winner) underscores the sensuality of much of the album. There is also a delectable duet with bluesman Harrison Kennedy that has unbeatable chemistry! http://www.amazon.ca/Red-Diana-Panton/dp/B00EZ3WIW6

Personnel: Diana Panton – vocal; Don Thompson - piano, vibes; Reg Schwager – guitar; Phil Dwyer – saxophone; Jim Vivian – bass; Harrison Kennedy - vocal (track 5); Moshe Hammer - first violin; Praise Lam - second violin; Diane Leung – viola; Coenraad Bloemendal – cello; Erica Goodman - harp

Red

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Doug Raney Quartet - Listen

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 44:36
Size: 102.1 MB
Styles: Guitar jazz
Year: 1981/1994
Art: Front

[9:02] 1. Come Rain Or Come Shine
[5:51] 2. In A Sentimental Mood
[6:22] 3. Autumn Song
[8:24] 4. Don't Listen
[8:55] 5. Bird Feathers
[6:00] 6. Moment's Notice

Bass – Jesper Lundgård; Drums – Billy Hart; Guitar – Doug Raney; Tenor Saxophone – Bernt Rosengren. Recorded December 4, 1980.

The son of legendary guitarist Jimmy Raney, Doug Raney has understandably been heavily influenced by his father. He's an impressive soloist, and utilizes almost identical full tones, crisp chording, and fluid voicings. He made his first recording with his father and Al Haig in the mid-'70s, then did duo dates with his dad in the late '70s. Raney recorded for Steeplechase in the '70s and '80s, and Criss Cross in the '80s. He recorded with Chet Baker and Bernt Rosengren, and played in Horace Parlan's band. Raney has a couple of sessions available on CD. ~ Ron Wynn

Listen

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Joan Chamorro & Friends - Tenor Summit

Styles: Swing, Jazz
Year: 2024
Time: 41:36
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Size: 95,6 MB
Art: Front

(10:27) 1. After Supper
(10:12) 2. Anthropology
( 8:13) 3. Body and Soul
(12:43) 4. Blues Up and Down

Joan Chamorro's impact on the development of young jazz musicians within the region of Barcelona is truly remarkable. Small groups. Big bands. Instrumentalists and singers. He is a prime example of what highs a dedicated individual can achieve.

Joan Chamorro (1962) is a Catalan musician. He studied classical saxophone at the Barcelona Conservatory with Professor Adolf Ventas. Parallel studies at the conservatory, he obtained the title of Bachelor Superior Taller de Barcelona. Part of a band called Big Band musicians workshop, which operates in several European festivals.

In addition, working with the Big Band Bellaterra Big Band John Dubuclet, Big Band Jazz Terrassa, the Supercombo Eladio Reinón- Tete Montoliu Orchestra Radio Televisión Española, accompanies Manhattan Transfer and Stevie Wonder. Also working on several projects with the Orchestra of the Teatro Libre.

For a year, he collaborated with the theater group Comedians, with whom he performed at festivals in cities such as New York, Santiago, Paris, Venice ... Also played in most of the festivals that take place in Spain ( Barcelona, Terrassa, San Sebastian, Madrid ...). Has worked with renowned musicians such as Slide Hampton, Tete Montoliu, Frank Foster, Gary Smulyan, Dick Oatts, Bebo Valdés, Ralf Lalama, Teddy Edwards, Frank Wess, Jessy Devis, Dennis Rowland, Josep Maria Farràs, Perico Sambeat, Lluis Vidal, Randy Brecker, Carmen Lundy, David Mengual, David Xirgu Mike P. Mossman, John Mosca, Bart Van Lier, David Allen, Bobby Shew Judy Niemack and many more.

As far as musical tastes, he is also very interested in the music of the twenties and thirties (Bix Beiderbecke, Louis Armstrong, Sydney Becher, Adrian Rollins etc.) Currently leads a quintet ( Andrea Motis & Joan Chamorro Quintet) which is a tribute to the great composer and baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan; The Big Band Terrace, the Barcelona Jazz Orchestra, the Jazz Fumanchu Servants and supercombo Dani Alonso; and professor of the Taller and the School of Music in St. Andrew. www.jazz-clubs-worldwide.com

Tenor Summit

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