update 2017-11-20
find your way around
with the help of my
home page guide
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JAZZLINKS
of Bent Persson
"GET HOT! BLOW HOT! PLAY HOT! STAY HOT!"
Red Nichols
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1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
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references
- reviews
- in newspapers mostly
- AMG All Music Guide
- references to classic jazz
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cellos
vintage trumpet
& cornet
FOR SALE
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bands
- Kustbandet
- world renowned big band
in the early style
- Rydskogen Joymakers
- swinging big band
from my home town
- Jazzin´Topzies
- young big band playing
early Ellington & Henderson
- Royal Blue Melodians
- big band playing evergreens
and Armstrong
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- Thomas Winteler's Jazz Serenaders
- The Swiss answer to Bechet and Dodds
- Bent Persson Hot Five
- feat. Thomas Winteler
- playing early Armstrong and Bechet
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Jurassic Jazz Quartet
- Bix reduced to 4
- Persson's Jazz
- 3-piece brass plus banjo
- Union Rhythm Kings
- the best Norwegian-Swedish cooperation so far
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- Swedish Jazz Kings
- world touring 5-piece band playing jazz from the 20's
- Harlem Jazz Camels
- 8-piece Swing group playing
the authentic jazz of the 30's
- Svensk Ramelorkester
- 8-piece Dixieland group playing
the music of Povel Ramel
- Stockholm Classic Jazzband
- 6-piece New Orleans Jazz group that made it to Carnegie Hall
- Hot Jazz Trio
- the Armstrong Prize winners of 1999
touring in Japan 2004
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photo: Jan Perneros 2005
(load bigger 757kb 1268x1654pxl)
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various
- DESS
- Duke Ellington Society of Sweden
- FKJ
- Föreningen Klassisk Jazz
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media
- DIG Music
- jazz journal and website
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- Michael Steinman
- JAZZ LIVES (jazz blog with videos)
- redhotjazz
- best early jazz site
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musicians
- Björn Hagvall
- piano reeds arranger composer
- Jens Lindgren
- central figure in Swedish jazz life
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- Matthias Seuffert
- complete reedman and arranger ranging from Johnny Dodds to Coleman Hawkins
- Keith Stephen
- great banjoist also playing six-string a lá Johnny St.Cyr
- Johnnie Harper
- Scottish banjoplayer who moved to Oslo (capital in former Chzechoslovakia)
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- Keith Nichols
- BBC award winner for his work in keeping the heritage of vintage jazz alive
- Norman Field
- reed-player who gives the best explanation why
Louis Armstrong played Cornet Chop Suey in the key of F (and not Eb) on the 1926 OKeh recording
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relatives
- Mikael Schalin
- brother-in-law
- fireworks
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Maj Olika
cousin
artist illustrator
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in memoriam
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Gösta Hägglöf
- 1934-2009
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Mikael Ankers
- 1947-2009
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Olle Nyman
- 1942-2009
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Åke Edenstrand
- 1939-2013
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Vibe Robin
1952-2017
cousin
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Günther Hansen
- 1922-2013
- uncle
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Bill Greenow
- 1940-2011
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Kenny Davern
- 1935-2006
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Tom Baker
- 1952-2001
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