Ole Stolle - Spiller Bent Fabricius Bjerre

Review by Patagonia Travelers

Ole Stolle's album Spiller Bent Fabricius Bjerre is a delightful collection of jazz-infused tracks that showcase the Danish musician's virtuosity on the guitar. This album pays tribute to the iconic Danish composer and pianist Bent Fabricius Bjerre, who is best known for his hit instrumental "Alley Cat."

Stolle's guitar work is impressive throughout the album, and he is joined by a talented group of musicians who add depth and texture to the music. The arrangements are tasteful and allow each instrument to shine, creating a cohesive sound that is both nostalgic and fresh.

The tracks on this album range from upbeat swing numbers to slower, more introspective pieces. One standout track is "Bent's Blues," which features Stolle's bluesy guitar playing and a lively horn section. The album's closing track, "Sov du lille," is a beautiful and haunting lullaby that showcases Stolle's ability to create a mood with his guitar.

Summary by Patagonia Travelers

Spiller Bent Fabricius Bjerre is a must-listen for fans of jazz guitar and anyone who appreciates the work of Bent Fabricius Bjerre. Ole Stolle has created a loving tribute to the Danish composer that is both respectful and innovative. This album is a testament to Stolle's talent as a musician and his ability to bring new life to classic compositions.