Let’s bring the stupid word behind us: Yes, Jeff Goldblum is a multi -talent. As an actor, he can depth, comedy and blockbuster, and as a musician he is not bad either. And because he is not just a reasonably talented pianist, if he makes music, he not only gets very good musicians: inside, but also convinces a few very prominent people. His mildred Snitzer Orchestra has been loose since the 1990s, not named after a band leader, but after a very old friend of the family of Goldblum, and even if the name was a joke, he points out that the music that plays the orchestra is just as time-honored, but luckily it is not yet dead, but can still bloom.
Therefore, Hüstel, the title of the third album of the formation: Still Blooming gathers Evergreens such as “We’ll Meet Again”, Cole Porters “Ev’ry Time We Goodbye” or “The Best To Come”, which made Frank Sinatra famous, jazz classic like Thelonious Monks “BYE-YA” and prominent guest voices by Ariana Grande and Scarlett Johansson to uninhibitedly
to bathe in nostalgia. The organ buzzing lasciviously, the drums are stirred diligently, every instrument has its solo appearance, the wind players let their legs twitch, and everything just has a message: everything was not better in the past, but somehow easier.
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