Niels Vincentz
Gravity with Billy Hart (SCCD31764)
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Gravity with Billy Hart
Niels Vincentz
Steeplechase
716043176427
SLC 135243
SCCD31764
JAZZ
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Gravity with Billy Hart
4 STARS DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE
January a year ago American born Danish tenor saxophonist Niels Vincentz made CD debut from SteepleChase with his American trio of Cameron Brown on bass and Billy Hart on drums (“Early Reflections SCCD 31737) to critical acclaim. Vincentz presents here the follow-up set with Brown and Hart right after their tours in USA and Denmark.
PERSONNEL:
NIELS VINCENTZ, tenor & soprano sax
CAMERON BROWN, bass
BILLY HART, drums
Recorded May 2012
TRACKS:
01. Nancy With The Laughing Face
02. Sheila, It’s You
03. Twilight Blues
04. Take That Hill
05. City Walking
06. It Could Happen To You
07. Habibi
08. Lullabye For George, Don And Dannie
09. Later
Total Playing Time 65:55
“Beautiful SteepleChase debut …so remarkable that it will open the door for Vincentz to the wider jazz audience.. ” (Ivan Rod - GAFFA, Denmark)
“There’s perfect equilibrium here: no overreaching, no underreaching, either…You hear how centered Vincentz is, and why these Americans dig him.” **** (M. Jackson – DownBeat)
January a year ago American born Danish tenor saxophonist Niels Vincentz made CD debut from SteepleChase with his American trio of Cameron Brown on bass and Billy Hart on drums (“Early Reflections SCCD 31737) to critical acclaim. Vincentz presents here the follow-up set with Brown and Hart right after their tours in USA and Denmark.
PERSONNEL:
NIELS VINCENTZ, tenor & soprano sax
CAMERON BROWN, bass
BILLY HART, drums
Recorded May 2012
TRACKS:
01. Nancy With The Laughing Face
02. Sheila, It’s You
03. Twilight Blues
04. Take That Hill
05. City Walking
06. It Could Happen To You
07. Habibi
08. Lullabye For George, Don And Dannie
09. Later
Total Playing Time 65:55
“Beautiful SteepleChase debut …so remarkable that it will open the door for Vincentz to the wider jazz audience.. ” (Ivan Rod - GAFFA, Denmark)
“There’s perfect equilibrium here: no overreaching, no underreaching, either…You hear how centered Vincentz is, and why these Americans dig him.” **** (M. Jackson – DownBeat)
