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Bjarne Rostvold Trio: Tricrotism - VINYL LP

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Bjarne Rostvold Trio: Tricrotism - VINYL LPTitle: Tricrotism Artist: Bjarne Rostvold Trio Label: Be Jazz Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 4251160260865 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2015 08 07 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: LIMITED EDITION It's a fact that Bjarne Rostvold has won relatively little recognition to this day in contrast to some of his Danish fellow jazz musicians. Quite unjustly, as we think. For many years Rostvold played with the Danish Radio Big Band before forming the Bjarne

Title: Tricrotism
Artist: Bjarne Rostvold Trio
Label: Be Jazz
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4251160260865
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2015-08-07
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: LIMITED EDITION

It's a fact that Bjarne Rostvold has won relatively little recognition to this day -in contrast to some of his Danish fellow jazz musicians. Quite unjustly, as we think. For many years Rostvold played with the Danish Radio Big Band before forming the Bjarne Rostvold Trio (Bent Axen: piano and Erik Moseholm: bass) and the Bjarne Rostvold Quartett, which included the trio's musicians plus trumpeter Allan Botschinsky. Both groups represent brilliant Danish jazz from the '60s. That's why we think it's about time to re-issue this relatively unknown, yet sensational Euro jazz highlight. We are happy to see this album available for the first time since 1965, especially in this wonderful quality, remastered per DMM vinyl cutting from the original tapes

Tracks:
1.1 Well You Needn't
1.2 Perhaps
1.3 Squeeze Me
1.4 Easy Living
1.5 Tricrotism
1.6 Greensleeves
1.7 Ease It
1.8 S'posi
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