Blues for Papa Bue
Icon of Danish jazz, ARNE PAPA BUE JENSEN passed away.
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Blues for Papa Bue (English) Papa Bue (1930 - 2011) (Dansk) Blues voor Papa Bue ( Nederlands)
On the 3rd of November, 2011 the Danish jazz legend, Arne Papa Bue Jensen, passed away, 81 years old. The sad news was frontpage priority in leading Danish media, an important figure of the traditional jazz scene in Denmark had left, a successfull career as a bandleader and trombonist of the world famous Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band had ended after more than 50 years in business. - Here we also like to pay a tribute to Papa Bue and point our readers to the extensive career profile of Arne Papa Bue Jensen by Rienus Kanning published at the keepswinging blog a couple of years ago.
The Viking Jazz Band ( ca 1960) Papa Bue is the first one on the left ( source: Rhythme nr. 130- Juli 1960) (Hans Koert archive)
The most respectfull way to pay a musician a tribute is to play his or her music, thus here are three highlights from the recorded career of Arne Papa Bue Jensen uploaded at YouTube. - The first video features the audio of a live-recording made at Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen 1978, the tune Just A Closer Walk is accompanied by still photos and the musicians are Arne "Papa Bue" Jensen - Trombone, Ole Stolle - Trumpet, Jørgen Svarre - Clarinet, Banjo and vocals - Bjarne "Liller" Pedersen, Jens Sølund - Bass, Knud Ryskov - Drums, Jørn "Jønne" Jensen - Piano.
From the 50th years Jubilee concert of Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band in 2006, also recorded at Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen, here a fragment of We Shall Walk Through The Streets Of The City, musicians are: Arne Bue Jensen (tb vo), Finn Otto Hansen (tp), Jørgen Svare (cl), Jørn Jensen (p), Mogens Seidelin (b) and Ib Lindschouw (dr)
Photo compilation of Papa Bue's Viking Jazzband - Dixieland uit Denemarken (( source: Rhythme nr. 128- mei 1960) (Hans Koert archive)
Finally, the audio track of a recording of Papa Bue's version of When The Saints ...
During the 1960s the Papa Bue's Viking Jazz band was extreme popular in the European trad scene. In the spring of 1956 Arne Bue Jensen had founded an amateur dixieland band, which performed at the Copenhagen Montmartre Club. In the summer of 1956 the band traveled to Hamburg, where they got a gig at the New Orleans Beerbar. They made some records, which became hits. As Chris Barber had its Ice Cream and Petite Fleur, Acker Bilk his Summerset Papa Blue became immortal with Schlafe Mein Prinzchen, Schlaf' Ein, not the most jazzy tune he had in his repertoire.
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keepwinging@live.nl
The Danish trombone player and bandleader Arne Jensen, better known as Papa Bue, passed away. He was an icon of Danish jazz. Around the 1960s the trad jazz scene, with names like Acker Bilk and Chris Barber, adored Papa Bue, who made with his Vikiing Jazz Band accesible dixieland music, which became popular to the common people with hits like Schlafe Mein Prinzchen, Schlaf' Ein, not the most jazzy tune in Acker Bilk's repertoire. Keep Swinging loves to point you to this kind of icons in jazz. If you don't want to miss any contribution, follow it at Twitter (# keepswinging) or as for its free newsletter ( keepswinging@live.nl)
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Jørgen Larsen
Blues for Papa Bue (English) Papa Bue (1930 - 2011) (Dansk) Blues voor Papa Bue ( Nederlands)
On the 3rd of November, 2011 the Danish jazz legend, Arne Papa Bue Jensen, passed away, 81 years old. The sad news was frontpage priority in leading Danish media, an important figure of the traditional jazz scene in Denmark had left, a successfull career as a bandleader and trombonist of the world famous Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band had ended after more than 50 years in business. - Here we also like to pay a tribute to Papa Bue and point our readers to the extensive career profile of Arne Papa Bue Jensen by Rienus Kanning published at the keepswinging blog a couple of years ago.
The Viking Jazz Band ( ca 1960) Papa Bue is the first one on the left ( source: Rhythme nr. 130- Juli 1960) (Hans Koert archive)
The most respectfull way to pay a musician a tribute is to play his or her music, thus here are three highlights from the recorded career of Arne Papa Bue Jensen uploaded at YouTube. - The first video features the audio of a live-recording made at Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen 1978, the tune Just A Closer Walk is accompanied by still photos and the musicians are Arne "Papa Bue" Jensen - Trombone, Ole Stolle - Trumpet, Jørgen Svarre - Clarinet, Banjo and vocals - Bjarne "Liller" Pedersen, Jens Sølund - Bass, Knud Ryskov - Drums, Jørn "Jønne" Jensen - Piano.
From the 50th years Jubilee concert of Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band in 2006, also recorded at Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen, here a fragment of We Shall Walk Through The Streets Of The City, musicians are: Arne Bue Jensen (tb vo), Finn Otto Hansen (tp), Jørgen Svare (cl), Jørn Jensen (p), Mogens Seidelin (b) and Ib Lindschouw (dr)
Photo compilation of Papa Bue's Viking Jazzband - Dixieland uit Denemarken (( source: Rhythme nr. 128- mei 1960) (Hans Koert archive)
Finally, the audio track of a recording of Papa Bue's version of When The Saints ...
During the 1960s the Papa Bue's Viking Jazz band was extreme popular in the European trad scene. In the spring of 1956 Arne Bue Jensen had founded an amateur dixieland band, which performed at the Copenhagen Montmartre Club. In the summer of 1956 the band traveled to Hamburg, where they got a gig at the New Orleans Beerbar. They made some records, which became hits. As Chris Barber had its Ice Cream and Petite Fleur, Acker Bilk his Summerset Papa Blue became immortal with Schlafe Mein Prinzchen, Schlaf' Ein, not the most jazzy tune he had in his repertoire.
Jørgen larsen
keepwinging@live.nl
The Danish trombone player and bandleader Arne Jensen, better known as Papa Bue, passed away. He was an icon of Danish jazz. Around the 1960s the trad jazz scene, with names like Acker Bilk and Chris Barber, adored Papa Bue, who made with his Vikiing Jazz Band accesible dixieland music, which became popular to the common people with hits like Schlafe Mein Prinzchen, Schlaf' Ein, not the most jazzy tune in Acker Bilk's repertoire. Keep Swinging loves to point you to this kind of icons in jazz. If you don't want to miss any contribution, follow it at Twitter (# keepswinging) or as for its free newsletter ( keepswinging@live.nl)
Retrospect
Oscar Aleman Choro Music Flexible Records Hit of the Week-Durium Friends of the Keep Swinging blog Keep Swinging Contributions
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