Cox Orange – Cox Orange(1978 Denmark Fusion, Jazz-Funk, Jazz-Rock )Full Album

Cox Orange were a Danish jazz-rock band that released two albums on Amar between 1978 and 1980, followed by a third on Rosen in 1984. Drummer Ethan Weisgard appeared on two albums apiece with Dr. Dopo Jam and Buki-Yamaz. Guitarist Flemming Ostermann hailed from the original lineup of Savage Rose. The nucleus of Cox Orange came together when Weisgard and Ostermann met up with keyboardist Karsten Simonsen during a one-album stint in the folk act Oktober. The three assembled a 10-piece band for Cox Orange, recorded in late 1977 and released in 1978. The album features nine originals, including the highlights “Svend Age”, “Dedication to Ironside”, “Rush Hour”, and “Always Public.” In 1980, the band issued 2, alternately known as Cox Orange 2. It features a cover of the Lennon/McCartney composition “Good Day Sunshine” along with 10 originals, including “Soulskin” and “(Dedication to) Elisabeth.” After going inactive for several years, the band returned as a seven-piece for the 1984 release Move Your Feet. Tracklist: 1. Svend Aage (Var Ikke Ret Længe I FDF) 00:00 2. Another Rifa 04:14 3. Dedication To Ironside 08:51 4. It Wasn't C-Meant 12:35 5. De Spidsfindige 18:22 6. Back Against The Wall 21:21 7. Rush Hour 24:17 8. Always Public 27:15 Alto Saxophone – Morten Elbek Bass – Peter Danstrup Congas, Percussion – Birger "Krølle" Sulsbrück Drums – Ethan Weisgard Guitar – Finn Gustafsson, Flemming Ostermann Keyboards – Karsten Simonsen Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Holger Laumann Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Niels Mathiassen* Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Anders Gårdmand