Arne Domnérus Favourite Group - Laura Carrider

Review by Don Purdum

Arne Domnérus Favourite Group's album "Laura Carrider" has been a delightful experience for the listeners. The album is a tribute to the legendary jazz singer Laura Carrider, and the group has done a remarkable job in capturing her essence through their music.

The album features some of the most iconic jazz tracks, including "What a Difference a Day Makes" and "Stormy Weather." The group has given a fresh touch to these classics, making them sound contemporary yet retaining their original charm. The arrangements are impeccable, and the musicians' virtuosity is evident in every note they play.

Arne Domnérus, the saxophonist, and the leader of the group, has given a soulful performance throughout the album. His saxophone solos are a treat to the ears, and he has effortlessly blended his music with the other members of the group.

The album also features some outstanding vocal performances by Karin Krog and Monica Zetterlund. Their rendition of "The Man I Love" is particularly noteworthy, as they have beautifully captured the song's melancholic undertones.

Summary by Don Purdum

"Laura Carrider" is an album that will appeal to jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. The group has paid a fitting tribute to a legendary singer, and their music is a testament to the timelessness of jazz.