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"Groovin' at the Grünewald" is a captivating swing and ragtime album by the renowned clarinetist and saxophonist Bob Wilber, released on September 1, 1978, under the Phontastic label. This 41-minute journey through classic and lively tunes showcases Wilber's mastery of early jazz styles, offering a delightful blend of timeless melodies and energetic rhythms.
The album opens with the soothing "My Blue Heaven," setting a warm tone that carries through tracks like "Did I Remember" and "Love Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere." Wilber's virtuosic playing shines on "Please Be Kind" and "The End of a Beautiful Friendship," demonstrating his deep understanding of the swing era's essence. The title track, "Groovin' at the Grünewald," is a standout, capturing the infectious energy and joy that define the album.
With tracks like "June Night" and "Someone to Watch Over Me," Wilber pays homage to the Great American Songbook, while "Lotus Blossom" adds a touch of exotic flair. The album closes with "The Best Thing for You," leaving the listener with a sense of satisfaction and a desire to revisit these enchanting performances.
"Groovin' at the Grünewald" is a testament to Bob Wilber's artistry and his ability to breathe new life into classic compositions, making it a cherished addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.