ARNE DOMNERUS - JAZZ AT THE PAWNSHOP - 180 GR. 2LP NEW (PROPRIUS) GATEFOLD
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Sep 8, 2015 Sold Date
Nov 14, 2014 Start Date
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Tracklisting:

A1 - Limehouse Blues
A2 - I’m Confessin’
A3 - High Life
B1 - Struttin' With Some Barbeq
B2 - Jeep’s Blues
B3 - Stuffy
C1 - Lady Be Good
C2 - Here Is That Rainy Day
C3 - Barbados
D1 - How High The Moon
D2 - Take Five
D3 - Everything Happens to Me


Arne Domnerus - Alto & Clarinet
Bengt Hallberg - Piano
Lars Estrand - Vibes
Georg Riedel - Bass
Egil Johansen - Drums


Recorded at Stampen Jazz Club in Stockholm December 14&15 1976.


By Chris Mosey, (Published: October 30, 2007):

"On December 6 and 7, 1976, in a small jazz club called Stampen (The Pawn Shop) in Stockholm's Old Town, Swedish sound engineer Gert Palmcrantz recorded a group of leading Scandinavian jazzmen live, trying to get "the tight, harmonious sound of the records of my childhood." Conditions were less than ideal. A full house, a great deal of background noise. No rehearsals. No sound checks. The musicians just started playing with no one knowing what would be next on the agenda until reedman Arne Domnerus called it.

The result has often been hailed as the best live jazz recording ever. Amazingly, for a small country such as Sweden, the record sold more than half a million copies and still sells, at a rate of around 4,000 copies annually. In the past thirty years it has been re-released in all manner of formats and become a cult album for Hi-Fi freaks, especially in South East Asia, where a Hong Kong audio magazine devoted five pages to an analysis of Palmcrantz's achievement.

You hear the chink of glasses, the chime of the bell to acknowledge a tip, the burr of conversation. It all fits; that intimate club atmosphere that sparks jazz at its best. You feel as though you're there. Which is Palmcrantz's triumph, and why Jazz at the Pawnshop is likely to continue to fascinate both jazz and audio fans for a good many years to come."




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