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Soul Sister

Dexter Gordon

Soul Sister

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Gordon’s sojourn in Denmark (as well as Norway and Sweden) was a huge success. His playing, documented on several SteepleChase albums, was probably the best of his whole career. Still in his...

Soul Sister

Dexter Gordon

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Gordon’s sojourn in Denmark (as well as Norway and Sweden) was a huge success. His playing, documented on several SteepleChase albums, was probably the best of his whole career. Still in his...

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Dexter Gordon's European period (1962-1976) was mostly based in his beloved Denmark, where he led an active professional career and enjoyed a harmonious private life, arriving in Europe after some turbulent times in the States he found new energy in performing and recording to build a large part of his discography at the top of his artistic strength.

The recording output, however, during 1962 and 1964 was scarce and this album recorded in Copenhagen (1962) and Oslo (1963) is an adept document of the fresh start by the towering master of the tenor saxophone.

"The star billing, as always, goes to one of jazz's master storytellers, Dexter Gordon; the performances contained here, which set the scene for the dramatic renaissance of his career, fill in one of the long missing chapters." - Neil Tesser

Dexter Gordon: tenor saxophone

Bent Axen, Einar Iversen: piano

Niels-Henning rsted Pedersen, Erik Amundsen: bass

William Schipffe, Jon Christensen: drums

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  • Jazzwise
    Recommended Reissue/Archive
    September 2022

September 2022

Gordon’s sojourn in Denmark (as well as Norway and Sweden) was a huge success. His playing, documented on several SteepleChase albums, was probably the best of his whole career. Still in his early forties, he was challenging himself every time he went on the bandstand, as these recordings attest.
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