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Kamæleon – Kamæleon

Label:	Amar Records – AMAR 5
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	Denmark
Released:	1978
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Contemporary Jazz

Tracklist

A1	Arabesque Written-By – Fini Høstrup	5:08
A2	Orkestergraven Written-By – Jens Jefsen	4:17
A3	Sovende Muler Written-By – Uffe Steen Jensen	3:58
A4	Årstidens Salat Written-By – Jens Jefsen	7:10
B1	Den Lille Glade Kamel Written-By – Uffe Steen Jensen	4:22
B2	Streamer Written-By – Fini Høstrup	5:00
B3	Meget Gerne Written-By – Uffe Steen Jensen	5:07
B4	Salamander Written-By – Fini Høstrup	4:41

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Recorded At – Sweet Silence Studios
Printed By – SIB-Tryck, Tumba
Mastered At – Utopia Studios

Credits

Bass – Jens Jefsen
Drums – Poul Poulsen
Engineer [Ass. Engineer] – Thomas Brekling
Engineer, Mixed By – Flemming Rasmussen
Guitar – Uffe Steen Jensen
Illustration [Cover] – Linda Nysted
Keyboards – Fini Høstrup
Layout – Ole Halfdan
Percussion – Steen Råhauge*
Photography By – Keld Johansen
Producer – Kamæleon
Producer, Mixed By – Freddy Hansson

Notes

Recorded at Sweet Silence Studios, Copenhagen, February & March 1978.
℗ 1978.
Made in Denmark.

Dustbag w. artwork and additional credits.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout A-side, stamped): AMAR-5-A [Lyre Symbol]
Matrix / Runout (Runout B-side, stamped): AMAR-5-B [Lyre Symbol]

Reviews

ultimathulerecords Jan 9, 2014

With a band as great as Secret Oyster from Denmark, most other such prog-fusion albums rarely come close. So don't believe anyone that may tell you this is similar. No way. This obscure late 1970's album of varied fusion from Denmark does have some of those cultural references, but it often feels more 1980's due to Fini Høstrup's keyboards. There's also very little rock and no Canterbury-isms (not that I could detect). Those that like the more light ECM school may get more out of it, except that there are a good few funky parts and an occasionally slight Rypdal feel.