Jagun - CamburiThe village Camburi nearby Sao Paolo (Brasil) is the place that gave title to the second album of the jazz singer Jagun from Berlin (Germany). The music on Camburi is equally characterized by easiness and melancholy. The unique soundscapes of Brazil between Bossa Nova, Samba, Jazz and African influences gets alive in it's full variety on Camburi' and mixed with a modern European sound by the congenial band. They fill the exciting arrangements with

Overall - this is a very good and enjoyable CD of Dallas black music from the 20's and early 30's

Today 'Home Is Where The Hatred Is' and 'Lady Day And John Coltrane' are also considered standards

and the saga that surrounded it's release

An incredible line-up of rock

a sense of urgency and a call to arms is mixed with this love and appreciation for reality-because even revolutionaries need to leave space for simple human interaction

the great WDR Big Band conducted by Torsten Maass with it's fantastic soloists

2005" will be released via Dependent on October 23rd as an 8-page digipak with 16 page booklet and for the first time as a limited 180g double vinyl in a lavish gatefold cover

says Baldwin

All performances on this album are taken from radio productions from between 1957 and 1966 for the Berlin RIAS (known today as Deutschlandradio Kultur)

in which those events unfolded

gothic rock oriented bands from our Spleen+ division

with a finale reminiscent of the tarantella in Mendelssohn's 'Italian' Symphony