Duke Ellington / Sommer,Gunter / Broenner,Till - Baby's Party vinyl record cover

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Apéro Con Brio

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First Shot

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Danny Boy

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Flinke Besen

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Second Shot

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A Soft Drink In Between

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Inside-Outside-Trip

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Third Shot

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A Little Nap In Between

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Der Alte Spanier

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In A Sentimental Mood


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Label: INTAKT RECORDS

Duke Ellington / Sommer,Gunter / Broenner,Till

Baby's Party

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Günter Baby Sommer is at the height of his musical career. After 'Song for Kommeno' and his Solo masterpiece 'Dedications' he presents at his 75th birthday a duo recording with German trumpet player Till Brönner. The listeners will notice quite quickly how relaxed Till Brönner and Baby Sommer correspond throughout the chosen musical material. We experience the meeting of two musicians who have found a common language despite their personal distinctness; who do not need to prove anything to anybody. That is why their very first ever recording is fed by a basic calmness. Had Baby's Party not been chosen to become this album's title, the last piece - the Duke's 'In a Sentimental Mood' - would have made an equally well fitting title. Not in the sense of a yearning retrospection but - according to the two musicians' natural disposition - in the sense of an invincible preview of what is ahead of them.

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