Ytre Suløens Jass-Ensemble, Tricia Boutté - Some Changes Some Changes (2014)
BAND/ARTIST: Ytre Suløens Jass-Ensemble, Tricia Boutté
- Title: Some Changes Some Changes
- Year Of Release: 2014
- Label: Herman Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:03:24
- Total Size: 403 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Making Runs
02. My Very Good Friend the Milkman
03. Of All the Wrongs You've Done To Me
04. I'll Be Seeing You
05. Willie the Weeper
06. There Must Be a Way
07. Shake That Thing
08. The man I love
09. Take It Right Back
10. Me, myself and I
11. Sweet Louisiana
12. There'll Be Some Changes Made
One of Norway’s finest jazz groups, the Ytre Suloens Jass-Ensemble has been a mainstay not only in their native land for decades but they’ve also gained significant notoriety on U.S. shores, thanks in part to early appearances in the 1970s at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Their sound is steeped in New Orleans’s street parade tradition and this live set from 2010 finds the group at its best, thanks in no small part to the smoldering vocals of New Orleans’ own Tricia Boutte.
The band is outstanding as well, with particular kudos going to the horn players: Jens Arne Molvaer on clarinet and tenor saxophone; Kare Nymark Jr, on trumpet; Jan Inge Melsaeter on trombone and David Gald on tuba.
01. Making Runs
02. My Very Good Friend the Milkman
03. Of All the Wrongs You've Done To Me
04. I'll Be Seeing You
05. Willie the Weeper
06. There Must Be a Way
07. Shake That Thing
08. The man I love
09. Take It Right Back
10. Me, myself and I
11. Sweet Louisiana
12. There'll Be Some Changes Made
One of Norway’s finest jazz groups, the Ytre Suloens Jass-Ensemble has been a mainstay not only in their native land for decades but they’ve also gained significant notoriety on U.S. shores, thanks in part to early appearances in the 1970s at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Their sound is steeped in New Orleans’s street parade tradition and this live set from 2010 finds the group at its best, thanks in no small part to the smoldering vocals of New Orleans’ own Tricia Boutte.
The band is outstanding as well, with particular kudos going to the horn players: Jens Arne Molvaer on clarinet and tenor saxophone; Kare Nymark Jr, on trumpet; Jan Inge Melsaeter on trombone and David Gald on tuba.
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