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Four Brothers
- 2015
- 16 tracks
- 1 uur, 17 min
- hard bop
Album Description
Dive into the rich, swinging sounds of the jazz greats with Lucky Thompson's "Four Brothers," a captivating album that seamlessly blends hard bop, bebop, and French jazz influences. Released on March 27, 2015, under the Sonorama label, this album is a testament to Thompson's mastery of the saxophone and his enduring legacy in the jazz world.
"Four Brothers" features a stellar lineup of tracks, including the upbeat "This Here," the soulful "Why Weep," and the timeless classic "Autumn Leaves." The album also showcases Thompson's versatility with tracks like "Take the A Train" and "I Want to Be Happy," each offering a unique flavor of jazz that will keep you engaged from start to finish.
The album's duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes ensures that you get a comprehensive experience of Lucky Thompson's artistry. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "Four Brothers" offers a delightful journey through the various facets of jazz, making it a perfect addition to any music collection. The album's vintage cover artwork, designed by Guenther Kieser, adds a touch of nostalgia, complementing the timeless music within. Produced by Hans Gertberg and mastered in 2015, this album is a polished gem that highlights the best of Lucky Thompson's musical prowess.
Tracks
- This HereLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- Why WeepLucky Thompson
- Have a LightLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- OleoBarney Wilen
- I Want to Be HappyLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- Jahrgang '37Helmut Brandt, Bent Jædig
- Autumn LeavesRoland Kovac Quartet
- One Last GoodbyeLucky Thompson
- Take the A TrainLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- Düsseldorf Süd Wuppertal WestLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- IrisLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- I Surrender DearHelmut Brandt
- EasyHelmut Brandt, Bent Jædig
- The Mysterioso Mr. XLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
- EdithRoland Kovac Trio
- Einsames Mädchen am MeerLucky Thompson, Barney Wilen
About Lucky Thompson
Lucky Thompson was a pioneering American jazz saxophonist, renowned for his mastery of both tenor and soprano saxophones. Born Eli Thompson, he earned the nickname 'Lucky' and made significant contributions to the jazz scene, blending elements of swing and bebop with harmonically sophisticated playing. Thompson was ahead of his time in embracing the soprano saxophone, predating John Coltrane's popularisation of the instrument. His career saw him perform with jazz legends such as Miles Davis and Stan Kenton, but it also took a tumultuous turn, leading him to Europe where he joined a community of exiled jazz greats like Don Byas and Dexter Gordon. Thompson's music is a testament to his versatility, offering a sound that is both timeless and modern, making him a standout figure in the world of hard bop and bebop.
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