Vossabrygg

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Vossabrygg
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Live album by
Released03 February 2006 [1]
Recorded12 April 2003 [2]
Venue Vossajazz, Norway
Genre Jazz
Length68:05
Label ECM
ECM 1984
Producer Manfred Eicher (ex.)
Terje Rypdal chronology
Lux Aeterna
(2000)
Vossabrygg
(2006)
Crime Scene
(2008)

Vossabrygg is a live album by Norwegian jazz guitarist Terje Rypdal, recorded at Vossajazz in 2003 and released on ECM in 2006. [1] Vossabrygg - translated to English as "Vossa brew" - was commissioned for Norway's 2003 Vossajazz festival and was conceived by Rypdal as a tribute to Miles Davis's classic album, Bitches Brew . [3]

Contents

Reception

The critical reception of Vossabrygg noted its ambitious scope, describing it as "a stunning, unraveling labyrinth, created by a master explorer." [4] Writing for AllAboutJazz , John Kelman observed Rypdal's strong musical lineage to Miles Davis, from Rypdal's line-up and instrumentation choices on Vossabrygg, as well as its similarities to other progressive recordings in Davis's discography, notably In a Silent Way [5] Despite the obvious musical influences, Rypdal's ability to deliver originality was a sentiment expressed in several reviews [4] [6] [7] , with the performances from both Rypdal and trumpeter, Palle Mikkelborg, attracting praise. [8] [3] "The clear antecedents of Vossabrygg in the music of Miles don't obscure the fact that this is unequivocally a Rypdal record, transcending mere imitation and applying a distinctive filter." [5]

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Track listing

All compositions by Terje Rypdal (uncredited)

  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 Word (3:46)

Personnel

Musicians

Technical personnel

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