JAN GARBAREK Egil Kapstad / Syner Norsk Jazzforum 1967 LP Norway Jazz HOLY GRAIL
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Description
This is the holy grail of Norwegian jazz besides Til Vigdis by Jan Garbarek
Only 500 copies were pressed in 1968 and features a live recording from the Munch museum may the 10 1967. It features the Egil Kapstad choir and orchestra consisting of a line up never to be seen again in Norwegian jazz.
This is is the first release on the Norwegian Jazzforum label, Til Vigdis was the second and Svein Finnerud trio selftitled the third.
It seems that only 2 copies were up for sale in the last 10 years ... and it was never sold on discogs.com !
This Jazz classic is much harder to find than Jan Garbarek's "Til Vigdis" ... which goes up to 2500 USD in near mint condition
Egil Kapstad Syner / original first Norsk Jazzforum with:
Jan Garbarek on saxophone
and
Atle Hammer on tumpet
Helge Hurum on flute
Jon Chrsitensen on drums
Frode Thingnaes on trombone
Bjorn Johansen
Terje Bjorklund on piano
Per Loberg on bass
Svein Christiansen on perc
and
a choir of Anne Kleive, Laila Dalseth, Elaine Roede, Pernille Anker, Maria Helbekkmo.
The A side is the track Syner based on a poem by Oscar Wilde a 20 minute long psychedelic jazz track with scatting, experimental parts, some groovy parts, some ebourmously beautful parts with the choir and band mixing together.
The B side is the more straight be bop orientated compositions Childrens walts and song for the birds all songs composed by Kapstad himself who also plays piano on these 2 tracks
Just play the soundclip here:
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The cover design here by Knut Harlem is an original 60s gem with beautiful minimalistic colour design!
I'm the buyer & 1.owner !!!
the record (heavy vinyl) is in super condition (very authentic Jazz Sound!!!!) / inclusive the original plain white innersleeve / the cover edge is slightly used ... always stored carefully ... very hard to find a better copy after nearly 50 years !!!
Postage (worldwide) is 8 US Dollar / incl. tracking
