Erik Moseholm Discography of CDs

Erik Moseholm songs Track Listing of songs: Sorte Ojne; You Go To My Head; Hilsen Fra Peter; Vackra Flickor; You Don't Know What Love Is; Staccato Blues; Mutationsriff; Broadway; Jordu; Blues In A Weekend; Soul And Body;

Erik Moseholm discography Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1989, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). Like many American jazz musicians then and now, multi-instrumentalist and composer Eric Dolphy found European audiences more receptive than those at home. This was especially true in Dolphy's case, as, with ...

Erik Moseholm albums Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1989, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). IN EUROPE VOL. 1 finds Eric Dolphy in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1961 with a Danish trio, in tandem with bassist Chuck Israels (known for his association with pianist Bill Evans), and ...

Erik Moseholm CD discography Prestige Profiles, Vol. 5 contains previously released tracks taken from alto saxophonist and bass clarinetist Eric Dolphy's short stint with the label in the early '60s. The ten tracks, aimed at the casual listener, include the Dolphy-penned classics "G.W.," "Miss Ann," ...

Erik Moseholm music CDs This CD reissue has rarities from three different Eric Dolphy sessions. "April Fool" and the alternate take of "G.W." are drawn from Dolphy's initial date as a leader, a quintet outing with trumpeter Freddie Hubbard and pianist Jaki Byard. "Don't Blame ...

Erik Moseholm songs Saxophonist, flautist, clarinetist, and composer Eric Dolphy was a unique figure in jazz history. Dolphy was one of a generation of players who wanted to stretch the range and limits of jazz--he played with a revolutionary energetic, vocalized tone, yet always ...

Erik Moseholm CD discography THE COMPLETE PRESTIGE RECORDINGS includes the albums OUTWARD BOUND, HERE AND THERE, OUT THERE, CARIBE, FAR CRY, STRAIGHT AHEAD, ERIC DOLPHY IN EUROPE and other sessions complete and in chronological order. Eric Dolphy, who made inroads on alto saxophone, flute, and bass ...

Erik Moseholm albums Saxophonist, flautist, clarinetist, and composer Eric Dolphy was a unique figure in jazz history. Dolphy was one of a generation of players who wanted to stretch the range and limits of jazz--he played with a revolutionary energetic, vocalized tone, yet always kept in touch with the verities of the bebop school. IN EUROPE VOL. 3 finds Dolphy in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1961, supported by a trio of Danish players. "Woody 'N You," the Dizzy Gillespie standard, is taken at a fast clip, with Dolphy's brisk, twisting alto solo an exhilarating balance of freedom and ...