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Barbara Dennerlein:
Junkanoo
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Verve 537122-2 |
| recorded |
October 1996 in New York/USA
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| online distribution |
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| Barbara Dennerlein |
Hammond organ |
| Don Alias |
percussion |
| Randy Brecker |
trumpet, flugelhorn |
| Dennis Chambers |
drums |
| Thomas Chapin |
flute |
| Frank Colon |
drums |
| Howard Johnson |
baritone sax, tuba |
| Frank Lacy |
trombone |
| Joe Locke |
vibes |
| David Murray |
tenor sax, bass clarinet |
| Lonnie Plaxico |
bass |
| David Sanchez |
tenor and soprano sax |
| Mitch Watkins |
guitar |
01: A Cat Strikes Back
02: Walk On Air
03: Just Play
04: Nightowls
05: Samba And The Drum Stick
06: Easy Going
07: Visions
08: André's Mood
09: Junkanoo
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Huge amounts of premature praises - but a result I would have expected with the outstanding talent
of Barbara. No evergreens, all songs composed by herself, a truly extraordiary list of famous
musicians let this album count to one of the highlights of jazz organ music. It starts just with
"A Cat Strikes Back" - will Jimmy Smith remember that certain meeting with Barbara a lot years ago
which ended not very harmonical? But now the cat who struck again will be struck back - ok, that's life!
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Without any wrong nationalism: Barbara is the better of the two shooting stars.
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