(openPR) - "All I feel is cold..." ("Icy") and Jazzamor really do travel from the sunny beaches of Ipanema and the big city life of Frankfurt into the eternal ice on their third album “Travel …”. (Blue Flame 39850842)

Even the 'Antarctic' is one of thirteen stations, which Bettina Mischke and Roland Grosch head for with "Travel...". Stations, which are spread all over the world, but nevertheless have fine threads spun to the origins of Jazzamor. And this is the 60's Bossa Nova, that, after the pleasant pastimes "Lazy Sunday Afternoon" (release: 2002 BF 39850682) and "A Piece OF My Heart" (release: 2004 BF 39850722), after temporal shifts, to the present, now is also undergoing a location change. And all this in the temperful, variational and entertaining Jazzamor style.

And these kidnap the listener via "Travel..." into the tripping regions of the Antarctic ("Icy"), in addition, the lascivious widths of Scotland ("Before too long"), the hot watersides of Martinique ("Nuit Magique") and Australia ("Song For Maggy") and the mysterious altitudes of Tibet ("Tibet").

Bossa around the world with Jazzamor as a guide.

And the German "Wann ist es Liebe” (when is it love) (destination Frankfurt/Germany) is anyway one of the most beautiful current songs to the topic. Once again it is confirmed that above all, beauty can be heard …

... and the cold days are forgotten. ***CA

Tracklist: 1. Before too long – 3:30 // 2. Nuit Magique – 3:47 // 3. Hidden treasure – 3:22 // 4. Song for Maggie – 3:22 // 5. Don’t think twice, it’s all right– 3:54 // 6. Travel in order not to arrive – 5:30 // 7. Song of Silence – 3:55 // 8. Icy – 3:44 // 9. Encore – 2:44 // 10. Easy Game – 3:28 // 11. Caught in the middle – 4:41 // 12. Nothing lasts for long – 3:45 // 13. Wann ist es Liebe – 3:51 // 14. Tibet – 3:46
Bonustracks: 15. Wann ist es Liebe (featuring Publique) – 4:00 // 16. Einfach Leben (featuring Publique) – 3:06

Jazzamor are: Bettina Mischke: Vocals, Roland Grosch: Piano, Rhodes
Special Guests: Joerg Dudys: Guitar, Carlos Serrano del Rio: Percussion, Jorge Galbassini: Bandoneon, Bambi Kibuuka: Vocals, Cordula Wildenhain: Violin, Potty Peeler: Percussion assistant, Juan Peso: Voicing Effects, Bluebridge Chamber Strings conducted by/Orchestral Arrangements: Helfried Wildenhain

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