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Torsten Goods
Torsten Goods
Irish Heart
VÖ: 27.10.2006
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Torsten Goods - guitar, vocals
Jan Miserre - piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond organ
Marco Kühnl - bass
Christoph Huber - drums
Special Guests:
Julian Wasserfuhr - fluegelhorn on # 3
The Jürgen Neudert Big Band on # 4, 10
The NBG Horns on # 6
Max Grosch - violin, viola on #2
Henning Sieverts - cello on # 2
Recorded by Christoph Beyerlein at Separate Sound Studios, Nürnberg, Germany in March and April 2006; except Fluegelhorn on # 3 recorded by Roman Wasserfuhr at Wasserfuhr Studios, Hückeswagen, Germany in May 2006; except strings on # 2 recorded by Florian Oestreicher at Realistic Sound Studios, Munich, Germany onJ une 23 - 2006.
Mixed by Christoph Beyerlein at Separate Sound Studios, Nürnberg, Germany in May 2006. Big Band mixed by Tobias Weidlinger and Christoph Beyerlein.
Mastered by Klaus Scheuermann at 4Ohm Studios, Munich, Germany in June 2006.
Produced by Torsten Goods. Co-produced by Jan Miserre and Christoph Beyerlein.
Jan Miserre - piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond organ
Marco Kühnl - bass
Christoph Huber - drums
Special Guests:
Julian Wasserfuhr - fluegelhorn on # 3
The Jürgen Neudert Big Band on # 4, 10
The NBG Horns on # 6
Max Grosch - violin, viola on #2
Henning Sieverts - cello on # 2
Recorded by Christoph Beyerlein at Separate Sound Studios, Nürnberg, Germany in March and April 2006; except Fluegelhorn on # 3 recorded by Roman Wasserfuhr at Wasserfuhr Studios, Hückeswagen, Germany in May 2006; except strings on # 2 recorded by Florian Oestreicher at Realistic Sound Studios, Munich, Germany onJ une 23 - 2006.
Mixed by Christoph Beyerlein at Separate Sound Studios, Nürnberg, Germany in May 2006. Big Band mixed by Tobias Weidlinger and Christoph Beyerlein.
Mastered by Klaus Scheuermann at 4Ohm Studios, Munich, Germany in June 2006.
Produced by Torsten Goods. Co-produced by Jan Miserre and Christoph Beyerlein.
Torsten Goods
"Torsten Goods is one who masters the great
groove," wrote the Süddeutsche Zeitung about the guitarist, singer, and
composer.
His style is often compared to that of George Benson. This
is no coincidence, considering that he developed an interest in both pop and
rock as well as jazz as a teenager.
He was born with the last name Gutknecht, but Torsten Goods
adopted his stage name thanks to Les Paul while studying at the New School for
Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York.
Through his experiences in the "Big Apple" and the
many concerts he has performed since, he has evolved into a musician who knows
how to craft catchy songs that blend fun and musical sophistication.
His album "Love Comes To Town" is evidence of
this.
