You Can't Get Any Closer Than That (Nahát Babám)
by Kéknyúl Hammond Band (Blue Rabbit)
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Hammond organ jazz from Hungary at its best.
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Könnyű Blues
06:41
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Ronnie's Bonnie
07:33
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Nahát Babám
06:27
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Kobo
06:08
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Rákok a Mákban
08:41
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Rajzfilm (cartoon music)
07:04
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Nagyszemű Lány
07:45
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Vilivelevala
05:44
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Gospell
05:53
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about
First album of the Kéknyúl (Blue Rabbit) Hammond Band.
Hammond organ jazz from Hungary at its best.
A Kéknyúl Hammond Band első, "Nahát Babám" c. lemeze. A csapat 2008-ban alakult azzal a céllal, hogy a zenekarvezető, Premecz Mátyás Hammond-mániáját kompromisszimuk nélkül élhesse ki. Az elmúlt három év munkájának gyümölcse most ez a lemez, javarészt saját dalokkal és egy itthon egyedi megszólalásmóddal.
A felvétel a Gödör klubban készült 2010 október 6-án.
These guys are truly in a league of their own, playing a soulful version of funk and jazz that anyone with a heartbeat and a foot to tap can relate to. A very dynamic and powerful trio with none other than the B-3 organ, played by virtuoso organist and composer Premecz Mátyás holding down the groove and pounding out the bass lines. It is no mystery to most that Budapest is home to some of the finest and most skilled craftsmen of jazz in all of the Europe, this group uses the skills of some of those very talented and creative styles to its advantage. It is quite rare (if possible at all) to find a group like this anywhere in Hungary, their musical stylings show some great influences from such American masters and bands like Medeski, Martin & Wood, John Scofield, and The Charlie Hunter trio. this is a great band that takes no prisoners when it comes to throwing down some fresh and original European soul flavor on classic American funk grooves.
- Brandom Mezzelo
Recorded on 6th October, 2010. Gödör Club, Budapest, Hungary
Mixed by Matyas Premecz, mastered by Tamas Gresicki
Hammond organ jazz from Hungary at its best.
A Kéknyúl Hammond Band első, "Nahát Babám" c. lemeze. A csapat 2008-ban alakult azzal a céllal, hogy a zenekarvezető, Premecz Mátyás Hammond-mániáját kompromisszimuk nélkül élhesse ki. Az elmúlt három év munkájának gyümölcse most ez a lemez, javarészt saját dalokkal és egy itthon egyedi megszólalásmóddal.
A felvétel a Gödör klubban készült 2010 október 6-án.
These guys are truly in a league of their own, playing a soulful version of funk and jazz that anyone with a heartbeat and a foot to tap can relate to. A very dynamic and powerful trio with none other than the B-3 organ, played by virtuoso organist and composer Premecz Mátyás holding down the groove and pounding out the bass lines. It is no mystery to most that Budapest is home to some of the finest and most skilled craftsmen of jazz in all of the Europe, this group uses the skills of some of those very talented and creative styles to its advantage. It is quite rare (if possible at all) to find a group like this anywhere in Hungary, their musical stylings show some great influences from such American masters and bands like Medeski, Martin & Wood, John Scofield, and The Charlie Hunter trio. this is a great band that takes no prisoners when it comes to throwing down some fresh and original European soul flavor on classic American funk grooves.
- Brandom Mezzelo
Recorded on 6th October, 2010. Gödör Club, Budapest, Hungary
Mixed by Matyas Premecz, mastered by Tamas Gresicki
credits
released 16 May 2011
Mátyás Premecz - Hammond organ
Márk Badics - drums
Tamás Zádor - guitar
Attila Bognár - trombone
András Jász - alto sax
János Ávéd - tenor sax
Mátyás Premecz - Hammond organ
Márk Badics - drums
Tamás Zádor - guitar
Attila Bognár - trombone
András Jász - alto sax
János Ávéd - tenor sax
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