Jazz at the Pawnshop, Vol. 2

Jazz at the Pawnshop, Vol. 2

by Arne Domnerus
Jazz at the Pawnshop, Vol. 2

Jazz at the Pawnshop, Vol. 2

by Arne Domnerus

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Overview

The second of four volumes that fully document a 1976 engagement at the Pawnshop Jazz Club in Stockholm, Sweden, this set differs from the others in that vibraphonist Lars Erstrand is not present. Arne Domnerus (on alto and clarinet) heads a quartet also featuring pianist Bengt Hallberg, bassist Georg Riedel and drummer Egil Johnasen. Other than an African folk song (a second version of "High Life,") and a Swedish folk song, the repertoire is dominated by swing standards; highlights include a lengthy "In a Mellow Tone," "Poor Butterfly" and "Things Ain't What They Used to Be." ~ Scott Yanow

Product Details

Release Date: 04/10/2006
Label: Proprius Music / Proprius-Audiosource
UPC: 0822359370791
Rank: 10631

Tracks

  1. Over The Rainbow
  2. Now's The Time
  3. Out Of Nowhere
  4. Take The A Train
  5. Here Is The Rainy Day
  6. Struttin With Some Barbeque
  7. Poor Butterfly
  8. Exactly Like You
  9. Jeepers Creepers
  10. How High The Moon
  11. Things Ain't What They Used To Be

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Arne Domnerus   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Traditional   Composer
Jimmy Machugh   Composer
Harold Arlen   Composer
Irving Mills   Composer
Duke Ellington   Composer
Charlie Parker   Composer
Louis Armstrong   Composer
James Van Heusen   Composer
Phil Silvers   Composer
Raymond Hubbell   Composer
Billy Strayhorn   Composer
Nancy Hamilton   Composer
Mercer Ellington   Composer
Milt Gabler   Composer
Morgan Lewis   Composer
Gert Palmcrantz   Engineer
Jimmy McHugh   Composer
Dorothy Fields   Composer
E.Y. "Yip" Harburg   Composer
Harry Warren   Composer
Ted Persons   Composer
John Golden   Composer
Jacob Boethius   Production Concept
John Green   Composer
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