TERJE RYPDAL — Vossabrygg

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Live album · 2006

Filed under Fusion
By TERJE RYPDAL

Tracklist

1. Ghostdancing (18:31)
2. Hidden Chapter (5:39)
3. Waltz for Broken Hearts/Makes You Wonder (10:06)
4. Incognito Traveller (4:04)
5. Key Witness (1:36)
6. That's More Like It (10:07)
7. De slagferdige (2:38)
8. Jungeltelegrafen (2:39)
9. You're Making It Personal (8:54)
10. A Quiet World (3:46)

Total Time: 68:03

Line-up/Musicians

- Jon Christensen / drums
- Terje Rypdal / guitar
- Bugge Wesseltoft / electric piano, synthesizer
- Palle Mikkelborg / trumpet, synthesizer
- Stale Storlokken / electric piano, Hammond b-3 organ, synthesizer
- Paolo Vinaccia / drums
- Bjorn Kjellemyr / acoustic bass, bass guitar

About this release

ECM Records 1984 (Germany)

"Vossabrygg" was inspired by Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew", and "Ghostdancing" includes a quote from Joe Zawinul's "Pharao's Dance".
Choir and string elements from Terje Rypdal's "Ineo" and Fifth Symphony were sampled by Marius Rypdal, who co-composed "Hidden Chapter", "Incognito Traveller" and "Jungeltelegrafen".
Recorded live April 12, 2003 at Vossa Jazz Festival, Norway

Thanks to snobb, Slartibartfast for the updates



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If you like the Bitches Brew, this just might appeal to you. Not a redo, something new.

Recorded in April of 2003 at the Vossa Jazz Festival in Norway, Vossabrygg did not actually get released until three years later. It's actually a commissioned piece, but the liner notes don't reveal whether or not it's totally composed or is a combination of structure and improvisation as I suspect Davis' Bitches Brew was. I don't think you really can make music of this nature without improvisation, though.

As the liner notes say Vossabrygg was inspired the Brew but only the first track, Ghostdancing, has an actual musical quote from the Pharoah's Dance on it. The rest is original music very much in the style of Bitches Brew to the extent that you might mistake some of it for being lost material from those sessions. Rypdal, while sometimes seeming to channel 1970's John McLaughlin, for the most part still sounds distinctively Rypdal.

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