Kullhammar, Aalberg, Zetterberg, Mathisen - Basement Sessions vol.3 (the Ljubljana tapes) (2014)

Clean Feed Records: CF308CD
http://www.cleanfeed-records...s-vol-3-the-ljubljana-tapes/
http://www.ljubljanajazz.si/...e-at-ljubljana-jazz-festival



* Jonas Kullhammar: tenor saxophone, soprillo saxophone, flute
* Jørgen Mathisen: tenor saxophone
* Torbjörn Zetterberg: bass
* Espen Aalberg: drums

http://www.kullhammar.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B8rgen_Mathisen
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...%C3%B6rn_Zetterberg_Hot_Five
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espen_Aalberg

Recorded live by Luís Delgado at 54th Ljubljana Jazz Festival,
on 4 July, 2013, before the public concert.
http://www.ljubljanajazz.si/


Reviews

By Dave Sumner
http://www.wonderingsound.co...nes-full-throttle-orchestra/

The sax trio of Kullhammar, bassist Zetterberg, and drummer Aalberg revel in
the mid-late period Coltrane sound, when the the levels of ferocity strained
the music’s lyricism, and created an exciting sonic tension that was positively
addictive. For the third volume in this series, they add a second saxophone,
that of Jorgen Mathisen, and on this live session, they leave the “mid-” behind
and place both feet in late-period Coltrane sound. This is where music becomes
not so much something to sit back and listen to but, instead, to sit up and
experience. They have their own voices. This isn’t a Coltrane tribute band. But
the influence is obvious and welcome, and if you appreciate the spectrum of
Coltrane’s sound, beginning to end, there’s really no reason at all not to
scoop all three volumes of this series up.

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By Stefan Wood
http://www.freejazzblog.org/...ammar-basement-sessions.html

By Timo Kangas (se)
http://www.lira.se/skivrecen...s-vol-3-the-ljubljana-tapes/

By Jan Granlie (no)
http://salt-peanuts.eu/recor...araalbergzetterbergmathisen/

Por Sara Quaresma Capitão (pt)
http://mutante.pt/2014/08/novos-albuns-clean-feed/

Por Nuno Catarino (pt)
http://bodyspace.net/discos/...s-vol-3-the-ljubljana-tapes/