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Sneak preview Dutch talent Thomas Baggerman
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Hi all,
I'm proudly presenting a short preview on the debut album by Dutch upcoming Gypsy Jazz talent Thomas Baggerman and his trio! The album "Le Weekend" will be released September 2011 and is a subtle mix of Swing, Bossa, Traditional and Ballads. The catchy title track, written by Thomas himself, already created a little buzz on the Samoreau camping site this year at the Festival Django Reinhardt in Samois.
Thomas is a dedicated player with an articulate and meticulous melodic phrasing. Heavily inspired by Stochelo Rosenberg, Adrien Moignard and more recently Les Doigts de L'Homme and of course Bireli Lagrene, his goal to make the guitar weep is one he achieves more and more often.
Hope you will enjoy! I know I did!!
Cheers!
The Gypsy jazz Diaries
more information on the Thomas Baggerman Trio:
http://www.thomasbaggermantrio.com
I'm proudly presenting a short preview on the debut album by Dutch upcoming Gypsy Jazz talent Thomas Baggerman and his trio! The album "Le Weekend" will be released September 2011 and is a subtle mix of Swing, Bossa, Traditional and Ballads. The catchy title track, written by Thomas himself, already created a little buzz on the Samoreau camping site this year at the Festival Django Reinhardt in Samois.
Thomas is a dedicated player with an articulate and meticulous melodic phrasing. Heavily inspired by Stochelo Rosenberg, Adrien Moignard and more recently Les Doigts de L'Homme and of course Bireli Lagrene, his goal to make the guitar weep is one he achieves more and more often.
Hope you will enjoy! I know I did!!
Cheers!
The Gypsy jazz Diaries
more information on the Thomas Baggerman Trio:
http://www.thomasbaggermantrio.com
Follow my progres in Gypsy Jazz on http://gypsyjazzdiaries.blogspot.com
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He's a great player and heck of a nice person. This should be a good one.