Time: 64:11
Size: 146.9 MB
Styles: Contemporary jazz
Year: 2007
Art: Front
[2:57] 1. There Will Never Be Another You
[5:36] 2. If I Should Loose You
[6:16] 3. Love For Sale
[5:03] 4. You Are A Friend Of Mine
[4:50] 5. Bill's Religion
[5:15] 6. One More Blues For Chet
[9:08] 7. Remember Chet
[6:08] 8. Beautiful Black Eyes
[7:15] 9. You Don't Know What Love Is
[5:37] 10. You Can't Go Home Again
[6:02] 11. My Funny Valentine
Bass – Sava Medan; Drums – Andi Haberl; Piano – Roman Wasserfuhr; Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Julian Wasserfuhr; Vocals, Guitar – Torsten Goods. Recorded and mixed at Realistic Sound Studios, Munich, Germany, on October 31 & November 1, 2005.
"Young German Jazz" enters the next round, and once again it draws attention to the many highly talented and promising young German musicians, that make up a scene that needs to fear no international comparison. The ACT-series "Young German Jazz" not only documents this, it also wishes to support these musicians and help them gain recognition in- and outside the country. The reaction so far has been overwhelming, and rave reviews from abroad prove that young German jazz is perfectly capable of successfully crossing borders. The best example may be the trio [em] grouped around the young shooting star Michael Wollny. The "Süddeutsche Zeitung", among other publications, claims that Wollny is already in the top league of German, maybe even of European Jazz-musicians.
"Young German Jazz" enters the next round, and once again it draws attention to the many highly talented and promising young German musicians, that make up a scene that needs to fear no international comparison. The ACT-series "Young German Jazz" not only documents this, it also wishes to support these musicians and help them gain recognition in- and outside the country. The reaction so far has been overwhelming, and rave reviews from abroad prove that young German jazz is perfectly capable of successfully crossing borders. The best example may be the trio [em] grouped around the young shooting star Michael Wollny. The "Süddeutsche Zeitung", among other publications, claims that Wollny is already in the top league of German, maybe even of European Jazz-musicians.
Remember Chet