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Horst Jankowski|Jankowskeynotes

Jankowskeynotes

Horst Jankowski & Horst Jankowski and his Studio Orchestra

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After notching an international hit with the orchestral pop instrumental "A Walk Through the Black Forest," German pianist/composer Horst Jankowski went on to make more jazz-oriented recordings for the German audiophile label MPS. Jankowskeynotes is one of these albums, waxed in 1970 with an assortment of horn players and a vocal group, the Jankowski Singers. Like many instrumental artists in the '60s, Jankowski's Mercury recordings often straddled the line between pop and jazz; his efforts for MPS, on the other hand, lean more toward the jazz side but retain a good measure of pop accessibility. Part of the crossover appeal can be seen in the track list, which includes Jankowski's adaptations of pop hits such as Burt Bacharach's "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose," as well as a "Beautiful Music" rendition of Jimmy Webb's "Wichita Lineman." "Baroness" incorporates mild jazz-funk elements, including a wah-wah guitar, but isn't funky enough to be categorized as such. Despite the presence of a vocal group and some tightly arranged passages, Jankowski and his session mates stretch out and improvise throughout, keeping one foot planted in the jazz camp. The carefully mastered CD version, released in Germany in 2004, is a straight reissue of the original album with new liner notes. Although the album lacks the repetitive pop hooks that made "A Walk in the Black Forest" so delightful, it displays Jankowski's chops as a jazz pianist and continues his exploration of the possibilities of crossover music.

© Greg Adams /TiVo

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1
Baronesse
00:02:32

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Bernard Rabe, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

2
Soulful Strut
00:02:25

Horst Jankowski and his Studio Orchestra, Performer - Eugene Booker Record, Composer - William Nelson Sanders, Composer - Horst Jankowski, Producer, Conductor - Ack van Rooyen, Arranger - Toni Rabold, Performer - Peter Herbolzheimer, Performer - Egon Christmann, Performer - Bernd Rabe, Performer - Hans Wenzel, Performer - Götz Wendlandt, Performer - Branislav Kovacev, Performer - Jörg Gebhard, Performer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

3
I'll Never Fall in Love Again
00:02:58

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Hal David, Composer - Burt Bacharach, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

4
Preacherman's Daughter
00:02:33

Horst Jankowski, Composer, Performer - Bernd Rabe, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

5
Big Crowd
00:02:44

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Hans Wenzel, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

6
Elephant's Camp
00:03:39

Götz Wendlandt, Bass - Peter Herbolzheimer, Trombone - Horst Jankowski, Composer, Artist, MainArtist, Clavier - Ack van Rooyen, Trumpet - Hans Wenzel, Guitar - Bernd Rabe, Saxophone - Horst Jankowski and his Studio Orchestra, Artist, MainArtist - Toni Rabold, Trumpet - Egon Christmann, Trombone - Branislav Kovacev, Drums - Jorg Gebhardt, Percussion - Global/Altus, MusicPublisher

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

7
How Short Is the Time to Love
00:03:58

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Jerry van Rooyen, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

8
Valdivia
00:02:22

Götz Wendlandt, Bass - Peter Herbolzheimer, Trombone - Horst Jankowski, Composer, Artist, MainArtist, Clavier - Ack van Rooyen, Trumpet - Hans Wenzel, Guitar - Bernd Rabe, Saxophone - Horst Jankowski and his Studio Orchestra, Artist, MainArtist - Toni Rabold, Trumpet - Egon Christmann, Trombone - Branislav Kovacev, Drums - Jorg Gebhardt, Percussion - Global/Altus, MusicPublisher

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

9
Do You Know the Way to San Jose?
00:02:14

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Burt Bacharach, Composer - Hal David, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

10
A Dance to Summer
00:02:46

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Ack van Rooyen, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

11
Machribinia 4 + 5
00:03:16

Horst Jankowski, Composer, Performer - Mladen Gutesha, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

12
A Letter to Mr. B
00:02:57

Horst Jankowski, Composer, Performer - Bernd Rabe, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

13
Wichita Lineman
00:03:41

Horst Jankowski, Performer - Jimmy Webb, Composer

2014 Edel Germany GmbH 2014 Edel Germany GmbH

Album review

After notching an international hit with the orchestral pop instrumental "A Walk Through the Black Forest," German pianist/composer Horst Jankowski went on to make more jazz-oriented recordings for the German audiophile label MPS. Jankowskeynotes is one of these albums, waxed in 1970 with an assortment of horn players and a vocal group, the Jankowski Singers. Like many instrumental artists in the '60s, Jankowski's Mercury recordings often straddled the line between pop and jazz; his efforts for MPS, on the other hand, lean more toward the jazz side but retain a good measure of pop accessibility. Part of the crossover appeal can be seen in the track list, which includes Jankowski's adaptations of pop hits such as Burt Bacharach's "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose," as well as a "Beautiful Music" rendition of Jimmy Webb's "Wichita Lineman." "Baroness" incorporates mild jazz-funk elements, including a wah-wah guitar, but isn't funky enough to be categorized as such. Despite the presence of a vocal group and some tightly arranged passages, Jankowski and his session mates stretch out and improvise throughout, keeping one foot planted in the jazz camp. The carefully mastered CD version, released in Germany in 2004, is a straight reissue of the original album with new liner notes. Although the album lacks the repetitive pop hooks that made "A Walk in the Black Forest" so delightful, it displays Jankowski's chops as a jazz pianist and continues his exploration of the possibilities of crossover music.

© Greg Adams /TiVo

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