Notice
Studio album by
Thorgeir Stubø
Released1985 (1985)
RecordedJune 9 and 10, 1985 in Rainbow Studios, Oslo
GenreJazz
Length53:18
LabelHot Club Records
ProducerThorgeir Stubø, Jan Erik Kongshaug & Jon Larsen
Thorgeir Stubø chronology
Everything We Love
(1984)		 Notice
(1985)		 Rhythm'a'ning
(1986)

Flight (released 1988 in Oslo, Norway, by Hot Club Records - HCR 25) is a studioalbum (LP) by the Norwegian guitarist Thorgeir Stubø, including two live recordings.[1]

Review

This is the fourth album by Thorgeir Stubø, released in 1985, and is a mixture of studio and live recordings from a concert in Tromsø, and consists of a variety of lineups. The record is perhaps the Stubø album that has the greatest diversification of styles. In addition to the traditional hard bop format, presented through songs like "Swinging till the girls come home" (Oscar Pettiford), "Nica's Dream" (Horace Silver), Stubø presents more modern, Pat Martino oriented influence through his own, more modal-based compositions, "Flight" and "For Wes and Pat". On Wayne Shorter's classic "Fall", there is also used synthesizer, and electric piano is also represented on a track. Fred Lacey's gorgeous ballad "Theme for Ernie" as made famous by Coltrane, also interpreted the great trio with acoustic guitars, like "Chelsea Bridge" (Strayhorn) and "Autumn in New York" (Duke).[2]

Track listing

A side
  1. "Flight" (9:50)
    (Thorgeir Stubø)
  2. "Fall" (4:34)
    (Wayne Shorter)
  3. "Swingin' Till The Girls Come Home" (9:38)
    (Oscar Peterson)
  4. "Autumn In New York» (2:25)
    (Vernon Duke)
B side
  1. "For Wes & Pat" (6:58)
    (Thorgeir Stubø)
  2. "Theme For Ernie" (6:42)
    (Fred Lacey)
  3. "Nica's Dream" (7:52)
    (Horace Silver)
  4. "Chelsea Bridge" (4:52)
    (Billy Strayhorn)

Personnel

Credits

Notes

  • Recorded June 9 and 10, 1985, in Rainbow Studios, Oslo. "Swingin' Till The Girls Come Home" and "Nica's Dream" recorded live December 16, 1983, at Prelaten, Tromsø.[3]

References

  1. ↑ "Thorgeir Stubø - Biography" (in Norwegian). NRK Nordland. Archived from the original on 2013-01-12. Retrieved 2012-12-12.
  2. ↑ "Thorgeir Stubø - Biography" (in Norwegian). Narviknett.no. Retrieved 2012-12-12.
  3. ↑ "Thorgeir Stubø – Flight". Discogs.com.
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