"Kresten Osgood Og Hvad Er Klokken" is a captivating jazz album released by Danish saxophonist Kresten Osgood on January 1, 2000, under the ILK Music label. This album is a vibrant blend of free jazz, jazz funk, and traditional jazz, showcasing Osgood's versatility and innovative spirit. The ensemble, led by Osgood himself, is known for their intense and unpredictable live performances, and this album captures that raw energy in studio form.
The album features eight tracks, including covers of jazz standards like "In A Sentimental Mood" and "Old Gospel," as well as original compositions like "Baby Steps" and "Karottki (To Kurt Karottki, The Painter)." The tracklist also includes a unique piece titled "Bulgarian State Dep. Answering Machine," adding an intriguing and experimental touch to the collection.
With a runtime of 59 minutes, "Kresten Osgood Og Hvad Er Klokken" offers a dynamic journey through various jazz styles, highlighting Osgood's exceptional talent and his band's cohesive chemistry. The album is a testament to Osgood's enduring influence in the jazz scene and his ability to push boundaries while paying homage to the genre's rich history. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album promises an engaging and memorable listening experience.
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