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Putte Wickman
Putte Wickman, born Hans Olof Wickman in 1924 in Falun, Sweden, was a celebrated jazz clarinetist whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his distinctive sound and virtuosic technique, Wickman became a prominent figure in the Swedish jazz scene. He began playing the clarinet as a young boy and by the time he left school, he was already ready to make his mark in the music world. Throughout his career, he released numerous albums and performed with various ensembles, leaving a lasting impact on the genre. His music, characterized by its warmth and swing, continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Wickman passed away in 2006, but his legacy lives on through his timeless recordings, which remain a testament to his enduring talent and influence in jazz.
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"Putte Wickman in Trombones" is a captivating jazz album released by the renowned Swedish clarinetist Putte Wickman on October 1, 1992, under the Phontastic label. This album showcases Wickman's crystal-clear clarinet sound, recorded in the acclaimed Concert Hall of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music, accompanied by a powerful ensemble of four trombones and a rhythm section. The trombone players include O. Holmquist, B. Strandberg, A. Wiborg, and the notable Nils Landgren. The album features nine tracks, including "The Grand Slam," "Spring Is Here," and "Butch And Butch," each offering a unique blend of jazz mastery and musical innovation. With a duration of one hour, this album is a testament to Wickman's decades-long influence on the Swedish jazz scene and his status as one of the most articulate clarinet players of his time.