Funny Old House Jazzband, Peter Sauer - Meeting 172 with Peter Sauer
Review by Syed Muhammad Abu Bakar
The Funny Old House Jazzband has released their latest album, Meeting 172 with Peter Sauer, and it's a fantastic addition to their discography. Featuring the talented saxophonist Peter Sauer, the album is a perfect blend of traditional jazz and contemporary improvisation.
The opening track, "Blues for Peter," sets the tone for the album with its upbeat tempo and lively saxophone solos. The band's rhythm section provides a solid foundation for Sauer's virtuosic playing, and their chemistry is evident throughout the album.
One of the standout tracks is "Stolen Moments," which showcases Sauer's ability to convey emotion through his playing. The band's arrangement of the classic jazz standard is fresh and modern, while still paying homage to the original.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Funny Old House Special | ||
| I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody Non Of This Jelly Roll | ||
| St. James Infirmary | ||
| Beale Street Blues | ||
| When You're Smiling | ||
| Mood Indigo | ||
| New Orleans Jazz | ||
| At The Jazzbandball | ||
| Doctor Jazz Stomp | ||
| New Orleans | ||
| Rent Party Blues |
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Catalog Numbers
LP DS 728, LPDS 728Labels
Dizzy Records , Dizzy RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Stereo
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Printed By | Gebrüder Jänecke |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Banjo | Manfred Krüger |
| Bass | Peter Evers |
| Clarinet | Wolfgang Hennies |
| Cornet | Klaus Wunnenberg |
| Drums | Fritz Karl |
| Layout | Dieter Senger, Fritz Karl |
| Photography | Peter Gauditz |
| Piano | Dieter Senger |
| Trombone | Erhard Clemens |
Notes
Life-aufgenommen am 3.12.1972 im Beethoven-Saal der Stadthalle Hannover
