"Time After Time" is a captivating jazz album by the renowned Swedish clarinetist and saxophonist, Putte Wickman, released in 1993 under RCA Records. This collection of twelve tracks offers a rich tapestry of timeless standards and beloved compositions, each interpreted with Wickman's signature style and virtuosity.
The album opens with the title track, "Time After Time," a classic written by Jule Styne, originally recorded by Margaret Whiting in 1947. Wickman's rendition sets the tone for the rest of the album, showcasing his ability to infuse each piece with warmth, depth, and a sense of intimacy. Throughout the album, Wickman's mastery of his instruments is evident, as he navigates through a diverse range of emotions and moods.
From the poignant and melancholic "My Man's Gone Now" to the playful and upbeat "Norwegian Wood," Wickman's interpretations are both respectful of the original compositions and innovative in their approach. The album also features lesser-known gems like "Cupol" and "The Folks Who Lived on the Hill," offering a delightful mix of familiar and new.
With a duration of just over an hour and ten minutes, "Time After Time" is a testament to Putte Wickman's enduring legacy in the world of jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to captivate and enchant, showcasing the timeless appeal of jazz and the enduring talent of Putte Wickman.
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