Lars Sextet Lystedt Jazz Under The Midnight Sun Mini Logo / Lock Up Your Daughters because Sundazed archaeologist Jeff Jaremain

because Sundazed archaeologist Jeff Jaremain collaboration with Lovecraft honcho George Edwardshas excavated this remarkably well-preserved snapshot of Freakout Central from the birthplace of noodle-dancing

Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb had attained a finger snapping level of relaxation and swing that was equal parts grits and grace (check out their soulful blues vamp on "Pfrancing")

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it’s been a dream of mine to bring it to life on the screen

Lars Sextet Lystedt Jazz Under The Midnight Sun Mini Logo / Lock Up Your Daughters because Sundazed archaeologist Jeff JaremainThe Lars Lystedt Sextet from Sweden played international Jazz festivals in the early 60s. On these sessions they feature the astonishing Leif Hellman and Lars Gran Ulander on sax. Most tracks were composed and arranged by pianist Berndt Egerbladh, giving a fair indication of the considerable talents of this prolific writer. You'll experience the beauty of the very northern part of Sweden where the nature is cold and clean and the midnight sun gives a