Artist: Arne Domnerus
     Album: Jazz at the Pawnshop - 30th Anniversary, Vol.3
     Label: Proprius
     Released Year: 2007
     Genre: Jazz
     Format/Bitrate: Flac
     Size: 99614 KB + 99614 KB + 99614 KB + 49502 KB


     Third volume of the famous Jazz at the Pawnshop - 30th Anniversary special Edition

     The recording quality of this CD is really an audiophile reference!

     Enjoy!!!

   Artist: Arne Domnerus
   Album: Jazz at the Pawnshop - 30th Anniversary, Vol.2
   Label: Proprius
   Released Year: 2007
   Genre: Jazz
   Format/Bitrate: Flac
   Size: 95MB + 95MB + 95MB + 95MB + 20,83MB

     Artist: Arne Domnerus
     Album: Jazz at the Pawnshop - 30th Anniversary, Vol. 1
     Label: Proprius
     Released Year: 2007
     Genre: Jazz
     Format/Bitrate: Flac
     Size: 95MB + 95MB + 95MB + 59,71MB



On December 6 and 7, 1976, in a small jazz club called Stampen (The Pawn Shop) in Stockholm's Old Town, Swedish sound engineer Gert Palmcrantz recorded a group of leading Scandinavian jazzmen live, trying to get ”the tight, harmonious
sound of the records of my childhood.” Conditions were less than ideal. A full house, a great deal of background noise. No rehearsals. No sound checks. The musicians just started playing with no one knowing what would be next on the agenda until reedman Arne Domnerus called it...

     Artist: Acoustic Mania
     Album: Talking Hands
     Label: Naim
     Recorded: 1997; Released: 1999
     Genre: Jazz; Acoustic guitar
     Format/Bitrate: Flac
     Size: 95 MB + 66 MB

     Described by Guitarist magazine as "Two players intent on redefining all known laws concerning what is possible with two acoustic guitars," Antonio Forcione and Neil Stacey celebrate their five-year partnership with their first studio recording.
     Talking Hands demonstrates why these two players work together so successfully, their individual styles of adventure, humour and improvisation combining and contrasting to produce music that is lucid, flamboyant and exciting.

Artist: Hadouk Trio
Album: Now
Label: Melodie
Released Year: 2002
Genre: Jazz
Format/Bitrate: Flac
Size: 99614 KB + 99614 KB + 99614 KB + 72197 KB

Hadouk Now, issued in 2002, in maybe the best studio album of the group.

France's Hadouk Trio channeled musical elements from across the globe to create a uniquely mystical and evocative sound somewhere between jazz and world pop. The Hadouk Trio was led by Paris-born multi-instrumentalist Didier Malherbe, previously known for co-founding with Soft Machine alum Daevid Allen the famed psych-prog outfit Gong. Malherbe remained with Gong for close to a decade, shepherding the band through myriad personnel and creative changes before exiting in 1978. Throughout his travels Malherbe collected exotic instruments from the far corners of the earth, and after a series of short-lived experimental rock ensembles and a 1980 solo jazz-rock LP, Bloom, in 1994 he embraced world music by forming Hadouk with multi-instrumentalist Loy Ehrlich, a specialist in the hajouj, the African three-stringed bass that, along with the Armenian double-reed instrument the doudouk, gave the project its name. Mahlerbe and Ehrlich initially recorded and toured as a duo, issuing their self-titled debut LP in 1999. With the follow-up, Shamanimal, their ranks swelled to a trio with the addition of American percussionist Steve Shehan, a veteran with stints behind Bob Dylan and Paul Simon on his résumé. Hadouk Now followed in 2002, and two years later the Hadouk Trio issued its first concert LP, Live at Fip. The 2006 release Utopies includes three songs featuring the American trumpeter Jon Hassell. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Artist: Chicago Underground Trio
Album: Flamethrower
Label: Delmark
Released Year: 2000
Genre: Jazz
Format/Bitrate: MP3/320Kbps CBR
Size: 97280 KB + 54766 KB

Chicago Underground is the handle used by cornetist Rob Mazurek and drummer Chad Taylor. The final designation can be Duo, Orchestra, or, as here, Trio--depending (naturally) on the number of people joining in. What's more, the lineup for Chicago Underground Trio's Flamethrower is actually a quartet that features bassist Noel Kupersmith and guitarist Jeff Parker. Confused? All four are part of the busy circle of musicians who move between the postbop, freeform jazz circles and the Windy City's shape-shifting postrock scene. The music on Flamethrower is often thoughtful, filled with melodic, sometimes sonorous phrasing. Keeping things from getting too chill, the group creates a backdrop of free-jazz musings and filigrees, odd electronic loops, and the pitter-patter of percussion. Parker and Mazurek do much of the lead work, but seldom intersect, opting to take turns instead. Like artists working with splashes of sound, the four create impressionistic aural works that are nothing less than magical. (Tad Hendrickson)

Artist: Hadouk Trio
Album: Shamanimal
Label: Naive
Released Year: 1999
Genre: Jazz
Format/Bitrate: MP3/320
Size: 99614 KB + 30871 KB

France's Hadouk Trio channeled musical elements from across the globe to create a uniquely mystical and evocative sound somewhere between jazz and world pop. The Hadouk Trio was led by Paris-born multi-instrumentalist Didier Malherbe, previously known for co-founding with Soft Machine alum Daevid Allen the famed psych-prog outfit Gong. Malherbe remained with Gong for close to a decade, shepherding the band through myriad personnel and creative changes before exiting in 1978. Throughout his travels Malherbe collected exotic instruments from the far corners of the earth, and after a series of short-lived experimental rock ensembles and a 1980 solo jazz-rock LP, Bloom, in 1994 he embraced world music by forming Hadouk with multi-instrumentalist Loy Ehrlich, a specialist in the hajouj, the African three-stringed bass that, along with the Armenian double-reed instrument the doudouk, gave the project its name. Mahlerbe and Ehrlich initially recorded and toured as a duo, issuing their self-titled debut LP in 1999.

With this LP, Shamanimal, their ranks swelled to a trio with the addition of American percussionist Steve Shehan, a veteran with stints behind Bob Dylan and Paul Simon on his résumé.
Enjoy!!!