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two basses - jesper lundgaard

Jesper Lundgaard - Two Basses (LP)

Jesper Lundgaard

2010
10 tracks
53 min
bebop

Two Basses

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Product Description

Jesper Lundgaard's "Two Basses" is a captivating exploration of bebop, released on October 1, 2010, under Touche Music. This 53-minute album features a dynamic duo of basslines, with Lundgaard's arrangements shining on tracks like "Top of the Mountain" and "Basslines." The album blends classic standards such as "God Bless the Child" and "Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be?)" with original compositions, showcasing Lundgaard's versatility and mastery of the genre. Each track offers a unique blend of rhythm and melody, making "Two Basses" a standout in the world of jazz.

Tracks

God Bless the ChildJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
8:39
Calamity Jane: Secret LoveJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
4:54
Trubbel (Trouble)Jesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
4:18
Top of the Mountain (Arr. J. Lundgaard and M. Vinding)Jesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
2:29
Don't Get Around Much AnymoreJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
5:02
A Child Is BornJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
4:26
I Can See the Bright IslandsJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
5:56
Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be?)Jesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
5:14
BasslinesJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
6:15
NocturneJesper Lundgaard, Mads Vinding
6:27

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Product specifications

Details

Album: Two Basses
Artist: Jesper Lundgaard
Album release date: 1 oktober 2010
Label: Touche Music
Available: No

Product information

Mono or stereo: Stereo
Duration: 53 min
Tracks: 10 tracks

Other

Limited Edition: No
Genre: Bebop
Box set: No
Remastered: No
Reissue: No

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