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Now Jazz Ramwong

 
Album Review: Now Jazz Ramwong
 

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Albert Mangelsdorff had just completed a long concert tour in Asia prior to this recording session in Frankfurt, where he documented many of the originals that he performed on the road. Accompanied by alto saxophonist Gunther Kronberg, tenor saxophonist Heinz Sauer, bassist Gunter Lenz and drummer Ralf Hubner, the trombonist offers a splendid mix of Eastern and Western music in his arrangements. "Now, Jazz Ramwong" is an enticing modal piece inspired by a Thai folk dance, featuring Kronberg on soprano sax. Mangelsdorff's "Blue Fanfare" and "Blues Du Domicile" are straightforward boppish blues, while "Es Sungen Drei Engel" is his adaptation of a 13th century German folk song. Sauer contributed "Club Trois," while "Three Jazz Moods on a Theme from Pather Panchali" is the leader's adaptation of music by sitarist Ravi Shankar. Although this long unavailable music has reappeared on CD, it may still be somewhat challenging to acquire. ~ Ken Dryden, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Club Trois Albert Mangelsdorff
Blues Du Domicile Albert Mangelsdorff
Set 'Em Up Albert Mangelsdorff Albert Mangelsdorff
Varie Albert Mangelsdorff
Tension Albert Mangelsdorff
Ballade for Jessica Rose Albert Mangelsdorff
Now Jazz Ramwong Albert Mangelsdorff
Blue Fanfare Albert Mangelsdorff
Three Jazz Moods Albert Mangelsdorff
Burungkaa Albert Mangelsdorff
Raknash Albert Mangelsdorff
Theme from Vietnam Albert Mangelsdorff

Credits

Albert Mangelsdorff (Trombone), Albert Mangelsdorff (Main Performer)
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