Martin Haak Quartet - Retouch LP rare dutch jazz
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Martin Haak Kwartet- Retouch LP
Rare dutch jazz record by Martin Haak Kwartet. Recorded in 1974. Featuring Martin Haak on piano, vibraphone, organ and percussion. Richard van Beaumont on bass, Peter Ypma on drums and Neppy Noya on congas and percussion. Strong latin feel throughout the album. Several good tracks on this one. Especially the uptempo 'The man I love' works great with the percussion and gets somewhat of a swinging brazilian feel to it. 'Jordu' is great as well.
Tracklisting: The man I love / For no one / Alone again...naturally / I love Serge / You are the sunshine of my life / Jordu / Once I loved / Yesterdays
Label: VIP 1974
Condition: Record EX and sleeve VG+ (little wear on the spine but no splits. 'Stereo' written on the back in blue pen and light staining on the back of the sleeve)
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