"Indian Summer" is a captivating cool jazz album by Tomas Sauter, released in 2007 under the Catwalk label. This 14-track journey, spanning a total of 70 minutes, is a testament to Sauter's exceptional skill on the steel, nylon-string, and baritone guitars, beautifully complemented by Daniel Schläppi's masterful bass playing.
The album opens with "Linien" and closes with "Chill Out", creating a soothing and melodic experience throughout. Standout tracks like "Indian Summer", "The Most Important Things Aren't Things", and "4000 Miles" showcase Sauter's ability to craft intricate, evocative compositions that resonate with listeners. The album also features two captivating "Dialogue" tracks, highlighting the dynamic interplay between Sauter and Schläppi.
Recorded and released in 2006, "Indian Summer" has been praised for its delicate, intimate, and compelling sound. It's an album that invites listeners to immerse themselves in the warm, rich tones of Sauter's guitar work and Schläppi's bass, creating a harmonious blend that is both relaxing and engaging. Whether you're a jazz enthusiast or simply appreciate beautiful, well-crafted music, "Indian Summer" is an album that deserves a place in your collection.
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