Restored, Returned Tord Gustavsen Ensemble
Album info
Album-Release:
2009
HRA-Release:
18.01.2011
Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)
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- 1The Child Within03:51
- 2Way In04:29
- 3Lay Your Sleeping Head, My Love02:55
- 4Spiral Song04:06
- 5Restored, Returned05:58
- 6Left Over Lullaby No. 204:47
- 7The Swirl / Wrapped In A Yielding Air05:27
- 8Left Over Lullaby No. 1 / O Stand, Stand At The Window07:20
- 9Your Crooked Heart03:45
- 10The Gaze05:43
- 11Left Over Lullaby No. 303:04
Info for Restored, Returned
Gustavsen's earlier albums have been for a low-lights piano trio, but this is a quartet set featuring the excellent Jan Garbarek-inspired saxophonist Tore Brunborg, plus guest appearances from singer Kristin Asbjørnsen. Brunborg, though wistfully Garbarek-like on soprano at the opening, is rougher and less ethereal than his model - closer even to Wayne Shorter's enigmatic jazziness on The Gaze. His powerful role makes Gustavsen's piano mainly supportive until halfway through, when the leader blossoms out on Left Over Lullaby No 1. Kristin Asbjørnsen's voice - banshee-like on high notes, but as raspingly bluesy as Carol Grimes on occasion - is always arresting, whether on free improv, floating lullabies or incantations of WH Auden poems. For those who felt Gustavsen's work was a bit pallid, here's the remedy. (John Fordham)
Digitally remastered from the original analog tapes
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