A stunning 7" release from Jazzamor featuring a speedy bossa cover of Jamiroquai's breakthrough hit!
This 7-inch couples two carefully selected tracks from the archives of veteran German music unit Jazzamor.
Side A is a speedy bossa cover of "Space Cowboy," the 1994 breakthrough global hit by Jamiroquai, originally featured on Jazzamor's 2004 album A Piece Of My Heart. Side B includes an uptempo bossa track from their 2002 debut album Lazy Sunday Afternoon. The arrangement features the charmingly delicate vocals of Bettina Mischke, combined with Roland Grosch's acoustic guitar and percussion, layered into a Brazilian-inspired electronic sound with an elegant touch.
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- A1: Caminho - Rework
- A2: For A While
- A3: The Autumn Dismay
- A4: Strange To Be In Paradise - Short Edit
- A5: Song Of Silence – Rework
- A6: House On A Hill - Rework
- B1: Yonder Heights Remix
- B2: Dreamer - Rework
- B3: Sai Das Trevas - Rework
- B4: Story Of Elaine – Rework
- B5: Nuit Magique - Rework
- B6: Save The Night - Rework
The first Jazzamor Vinyl Release!
12 selected and newly edited songs from 20 years of Jazzamor history.
"20 years of Jazzamor with over 100 songs and 13 albums released. Concerts all over the world. Encounters with many interesting people in many countries. Places we look back to with loving memories. And although we currently cannot travel them all music connects them. Music goes beyond borders. Thankfully!
20 years in which we were fortunate to collaborate with fantastic musicians and technicians who inspired us and enriched our music. We are grateful to have had you with us and we look forward to discover new things with you."
- A1: Locomotive Breath (Ian Anderson) 4:23
- A2: Please Fasten Your Seat Belts (Fm Leinert) 4:48
- A3: Ain’t No Sunshine (Bill Withers) Feat. Jazzamor 3:51
- A4: Radioactive Live Version (Fm Leinert) 10:07
- A5: Stone Buddha (Linda Wong) 6:40
- B1: Bourée (Johann Sebastian Bach) 3:45
- B2: Ocean Drive South Beach (Fm Leinert) 5:55
- B3: Flying Torso Live Version (Fm Leinert) 9:47
- B4: Deep Sea Bed (Fm Leinert) 5:31
- B5: The Creation Of Earth (Christian Kolonovitz, Friedemann Leinert) 4:02
Die Musikzeitschriften "Audio" und "Stereo Play" betitelten Lenny Mac Dowell als "Rockflötist Nummer eins in Deutschland".
Lenny Mac Dowell hatte unzählige Tourneen mit Musikern wie Manni von Bohr, Horst Stachelhaus (Birth Control), Peter Oehler, Mike Herting, Bodo Schopf (Michael Schenker Group) oder Zeus B. Held (Guru Guru), Clemens Winterhalter, Alex Grünwald und immer wieder Großproduktionen mit Musikern wie Pete York (Spencer Davis Group) und Wolfgang Schmid (Passport).
Eine Ära des musikalischen Experimentierens setzte sich unter eigener Produktion fort. Nach "Flying Torso" folgt "Balance Of Power", das mehr in die esoterischen Gefilde geht - feinste Meditationsmusik mit Ambient-Elementen. Auch das Album "The Farthest Shore" spiegelt die meditativen und esoterischen Klänge wider. 1987 veröffentlichte Lenny Mac Dowell in einem Gemeinschaftsprojekt mit Christoph Spendel "Autumn Breath" oder "Landscapes" (2015) und in den 90er Jahren bis heute "The Lost Paradise", "Echnatons Return", "Launch Control", "Get Ready", "Retrospective", "Lenny Goes India", "Look Of Love" und "Raja Yoga" Produktionen unter eigener Flagge.
"Vinyl Experience" eignet sich auch hervorragend als Referenz oder zum Testen Ihres Soundsystems, von der Plattenspieleranlage bis zu den Lautsprechern.
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