STAYING IN TOUCH, by Sinne Eeg & Thomas Fonnesbæk

STAYING IN TOUCH

by Sinne Eeg & Thomas Fonnesbæk

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1.	SPRING WALTZ 03:26	buy track
2.	TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 04:14	buy track
3.	ORPHANS 05:54	buy track
4.	TAKE FIVE 03:46	buy track
5.	THE STREETS OF BERLIN 04:49	buy track
6.	THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD 04:14	buy track
7.	HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN? 04:53	buy track
8.	JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS 01:38	buy track
9.	ROUND MIDNIGHT 07:45	buy track
10.	THOSE WHO WERE 06:15	buy track
11.	THE DRY CLEANER FROM DES MOINES 02:43	buy track

about

This is not your typical jazz album and these artists are no ordinary people. Only one singer and one bassist could make this extraordinary album shine the way it does. But as soon as you hear the first notes, you might begin to wonder why listeners are so rarely presented with a
vocal/bass duo of this caliber. In this music, there’s room to breathe fresh air and drink in the refreshing creativity and spontaneity of both celebrated headliners.

Not many recordings in the history of jazz consist of this unique musical
instrumentation. Some will be familiar with the collaborations of Sheila Jordan and bassists Steve Swallow, Harvie Swartz, and Cameron Brown – as well as Jordan’s work with Norwegian bassist Arild Andersen on SHEILA in 1978. When Sinne Eeg and Thomas Fonnesbæk joined that very short list with their first album in 2015, reviewers in Denmark and around the world went digging deep into
their thesauruses for glowing superlatives, and EEG-FONNESBÆK
ended up taking home the Danish Music Award for Best Vocal Jazz Release that year. This is a little advanced warning to critics and reviewers to dust off their dictionaries and start synching with their synonyms, because the arrival of the duo’s sequel album is upon us, entitled STAYING IN TOUCH.

credits

released July 9, 2021

Sinne Eeg (vocals)
Thomas Fonnesbæk (bass) + Live Strings #3,
5 & 10: Andrea Gyarfas Brahe, Karen Johanne Pedersen (violin)
Deanna Said (viola)
Live Johansson (cello);
Jesper Riis (string arrangements)