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A Moment caught in time – Swing 41 Live at Tranquebar

Back in 2007, during the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Swing 41 played an intimate set at Tranquebar, a cozy library cafe near Nyhavn. The audience was right up close, and I placed a Zoom field recorder just in front of us to capture the energy of the performance. Listening back now, one thing stands out – […]

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The Line between Genius and Madness

If there is such a thing as a line between madness and genus, I believe I have found it: If I had a time machine, one of the first things I would do would be to go and catch a Roland Kirk gig. Enough said.

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The science of the double bass

Legend is a word that definitely applies to jazz double-bassist Ron Carter. He has performed on well over 2,000 recordings. Having risen to prominence with The Miles Davis Quintet, Carter has provided a solid base for such diverse artists as Cannonball Adderley, Lena Horne, B.B. King, The Kronos Quartet, Luther Vandross and A Tribe Called […]

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Bop Soup Featuring Bert Boeren

I am so looking forward to these gigs that I have been planning for over a year now. Getting good musicians and venues diaries to match up simply takes more effort than you could imagine. We have the finest of Copenhagen musicians: Mikkel Find (drums), Marko Martinovic (Piano) and Simon Thorsen (Tenor Sax). I will […]

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Sonny Rollins – Road Shows Vol. 3

Yet another live album from this Dinosaur of jazz. It’s due to hit the streets this May, and it features the first recording of Patanjali – an original Sonny Rollins composition. http://www.sonnyrollins.com/

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Music Clout – Simple and Solid Tips to Improve Your Sound During a Live Performance

Some good advice for controlling your live sound hear. Nothing specific, but information that every stage musician should be aware of. https://www.musicclout.com/contents/article-305-simple-and-solid-tips-to-improve-your-sound-during-a-live-performance.aspx

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Peter Williams’ 2econd Nature in København K on 19/11/13

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10 things you should know about Reve Boheme

Reve Boheme have been at the forefront of the Danish Gypsy Jazz scene for well over a decade. Django Reinhardt visited Copenhagen just before the outbreak of World War II (I don’t mean to imply it was his fault), and must have left a strong impression, as the music is still alive and well there […]

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Paul Harrison Band in Horsens on 25/10/13

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Paul Harrison Band in Løkken on 23/10/13

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