LIVE AT THE TIVOLI GARDENS 1996

by Allan Botschinsky

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1.	FOUR 11:12	buy track
2.	A SONG FOR ANNA SOPHIA 09:39	buy track
3.	IT'S YOU OR NO ONE 10:09	buy track
4.	I THOUGHT ABOUT YOU 13:22	buy track
5.	WHAT'S NEW 11:58	buy track
6.	DONNA LEE 11:00	buy track
7.	WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE 11:14	buy track
8.	ALL OF YOU 13:23	buy track
9.	RYTHM-A-NING 14:20	buy track
10.	IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING 13:59	buy track
11.	I'LL REMEMBER APRIL 15:13	buy track

about

Danish trumpeter Allan Botschinsky’s legacy as one of the greatest Scandinavian musicians of all time is now the stuff of legend, with glimpses of his creative and virtuosic voice remaining in recordings.
The tragically underappreciated trumpet and cornet player was named Danish Jazz Musician of the Year in 1963 and came to even greater notoriety in the 1970s and 80s, but would, unfortunately, slip into public anonymity after he moved to Germany and then London. He was active as a recording artist in his later years, but would ultimately leave far too little evidence behind accurately demonstrating his technical and creative prowess.

Stunt Records unearthed some particularly unique and inspiring material from a 1996 concert at Jazzhus Slukefter with Allan Botschinsky's quartet - which, in addition to the leader (1940 - 2020), consisted of tenor saxophonist Bent Jædig (1935 - 2004), another iconic legend who is anything but overrepresented on recordings; a young, budding Jacob Fischer on guitar; bassist Jesper Lundgaard; and drummer Alex Riel. It would be challenging to put together a stronger ensemble in Denmark or even Europe at that time, and this group plays up to their reputations as stars - some of whom were already established, and others who were gaining momentum exponentially. All of the musicians in the band are recipients of the prestigious Ben Webster Prize, an award given annually to the best Danish jazz musicians - or foreign colleagues who have eventually called Denmark home.