Release Date: 18 March 2022
Label: Losen Records
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 7090025832628
Genres: Jazz  Contemporary  
Release Date: 18 March 2022
Label: Losen Records
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 7090025832628
Genres: Jazz  Contemporary  
Description
Boarding Completed started out as a guitar trio playing mostly standards from The Great American Songbook.
As the group kept rehearsing, they began to experiment with original songs written by B?rd Helgerud (b.
1982).
These songs came about when B?rd studied Nordic Masters in Jazz in ?rhus, Stockholm and Helsinki a few years back.
The inspiration for the songs came partly from living in a foreign country, but also a feeling of longing back to Norway.
Something special happens when you looks at your roots living in a foreign country.
The result is a tribute to all the music that the composer has been influenced by from 50s Hard Bop to 90s Grunge.
Some of the songs needed vocals and we were so lucky to get Live Foyn Friis (b.
1985) on three of the songs.
Live and B?rd met while studying in ?rhus, Denmark and they played in many different settings together since.
Together with bassist Andreas Dreier (b.
1978) and drummer Magnus Sefaniassen Eide (b.1991) we are proud to present our first release and we hope the listeners enjoys looking through the windows of our house! - B?rd Helgerud
B?rd Helgerud: guitar
Andreas Dreier: bass
Magnus Sefaniassen Eide: drums
Live Foyn Friis: vocals on tracks 6,7,8
Tracklisting
1. Hvittingfoss Skyline
2. Park Blues
3. Manic Minor
4. Endelig hjemme (Finally Home)
5. Innen klokken slar atte (By Eight O'Clock)
6. Ekte kj?rlighet (Real Love)
7. Vinter (Winter)
8. Pa stylter gjennom Kardamili (On Stilts Through Kardamili)
Karin Nakagawa, Hans Tutzer & Paolino Dalla Port
EH3
Arne Torvik Trio
LRK Trio
Troen - Arnesen Quartet
Ferdinando Romano & Ralph Alessi
Eivind Austad New Orleans Trio
Christian Jormin Trio
Matt Carter Octet
Sean Khan
Toni Germani Quartet
Paul Mottram
Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band
Shear Brass
Paul Bley
Max Light