Bosambo Trio Tongue-tied
Given the formation (two acoustic guitars, percussion) the trio's sound calls to mind modern Latin music in the listener. The harmonic world of the themes and the musical forms are perhaps closest to the jazz music of the '90s. The continuously changing mode of playing from accompaniment to solos and back lends variety to the sound of the ensemble, the most distinctive feature of which is its clarity, which makes it easy to follow.
Artists
Bosambo Trio:
István “Sztív” Tóth - acoustic guitars (left channel)
János Kormos - acoustic guitars (right channel)
András Dés - percussion
Featuring:
Gábor Winand - vocal (1,7), tenor sax (7)
László Gőz - trombone (1,4)
Kornél Fekete-Kovács - flugelhorn (4)
Andrea Molnár - vocal (1)
Péter Szendőfi - brushes on a cardboard box (4)
György Müller - percussion effects (3)
About the album
Compositions by István “Sztív” Tóth (1,3,5,7,8); János Kormos (2,6) and Péter Erdélyi (4)
Recording producer: István “Sztív” Tóth
Recorded and mixed by Lajos Pánczél at the Pro Jazz Studio, Budapest
Mastered by Tamás Barabás at the Gramy Studio, Budapest
Remastered by András Nyerges at the Intersound Studio, Budapest
Designed by ArtHiTech
Produced by László Gőz
Bosambo Trió: Tongue-tied
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Guitarist János Kormos won his way trough jazz-rock, achieving memorable success primarily with the Bop Art Orchestra and the Fusio Quartet.
Percussionist András Dés is the youngest member of the band, with a remarkable knowledge of world music and skills in playing Gypsy, Arab and Latin instruments.
The influence of Latin music can be felt on the harmonic and melodic world of the group, whose member all have a distinctive flair for improvisation.
Well-known Hungarian jazz soloists such as Gábor Winand (vocal, tenor sax), László Gőz (trombone), Kornél Fekete-Kovács (fluegelhorn) are featured on the album.
Kornél Zipernovszky