Jan Garbarek Trio & Quartet - Til Vigdis mp3

Performer: Jan Garbarek Trio & Quartet
Title: Til Vigdis
Country: Norway
Catalog Number: NJF-LP-1
Label: Norsk Jazzforbund
Released: 1967
Style: Free Jazz
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 002

Jan Garbarek Trio Quartet Norway Norsk Jazzforbund Free Jazz 1967

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Tracklist

1	"Til Vigdis" Written-By – J. Garbarek	6:30
2	"Freedom Jazz Dance" Written-By – Eddie Harris	14:15
3	"Mr. J. C." Written-By – J. Coltrane	18:30

Credits

Bass – Arild Andersen (tracks: B1, B2), Per Løberg (tracks: A)
Cover [Design And Photo] – Jan Knutzen
Drums – Jon Christensen
Leader, Tenor Saxophone – Jan Garbarek
Liner Notes – Arne Schanche Andresen, Karin Krog
Photography By [Musicians] – Arthur Sand
Recorded By – Hallvard Kvåle
Valve Trombone – Frank Phipps (tracks: B1, B2)

Notes

Debut album by Norwegian saxophonist Jan Garbarek
Side A: Recorded live at "Abeidsbrakka" Asker, 1. April 1967
Side B: Recorded live at Studentbyens Jazz Klubb, Oslo, 24. September 1967
Produced by Det Norske Studentersamfund

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Garbarek was twenty when he made this and at the time very much inspired by the new thing over in the US; Coltrane, Shepp, Ayler and Sanders are all strong sources of inspiration, even naming the opening track after Mr. J.C. himself, an adaptation of Coltrane's "Mr. P.C" for Paul Chambers. This piece exists in several versions, usually from recorded live dates in Europe or at Birdland in NYC. "Freedom jazz dance" also exists in many versions, one of which can be found on the "Miles Smiles" album with the classic quartet and of course on Eddie Harris' "The In Sound" from 1965. It shows that Garbarek was quite au courant with what was going on the wider jazz world at the time. This album is quite different from what Garbarek does these days; here he is much more intense, less preoccupied with silence and space in the music (what was to be known as the Nordic Sound on ECM releases), instead cramming in as much as can be played within the time given. Not so all the way through, the title track is a more languid piece, possibly inspired by jazz excursions into eastern sounds and vibes. Jon Christensen is on fire, particularly on the swinging "Freedom Jazz Dance".