Four decades after he began his career with the Red Onions, Allan Browne is still living the jazz life, leading a variety of bands. With the New Rascals, he continues to breathe fresh life and vitality into music that is not far too removed from the classic recordings of early heroes like Louis Armstrong and King Oliver. Some jazz fans might be surprised to hear a tune by Ornette Coleman played alongside a New Orleans staple like "Bye And Bye"; others might ask, "Why not ?" Al and the Rascals just do it, and it makes sense.
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‘There is plenty to like in the music of this open-minded “traditional” quintet.’
Adrian Jackson, The Bulletin, 20 Mar 2001
‘The arrangements are bright, fresh and different.’
Dick Hughes, Jazz Action, 30 Jan 2001
Adrian Jackson, The Bulletin, 20 Mar 2001
‘The arrangements are bright, fresh and different.’
Dick Hughes, Jazz Action, 30 Jan 2001
Other tracks by Allan Browne's New Rascals: East St Kilda Toodleoo - Days Of Wine And Roses
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| Number Of People In Act | 5 Piece |
| State/Territory Artist Is Based In | VIC |
| Taken From The Release Titled | East St Kilda Toodleoo |
| Copyright Holder's Name | Allan Browne |
| Media Servicing Date | 2001-01-01 |
| Main Genre | Jazz |
| Contains explicit lyrics or themes that may offend some listeners | No |
| Artist Official Web Site | http://allanbrowne.alphalink.com.au/ |
| Artist Social Network Page | |
| Content Provider | Jazzhead |
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