BENT PATEY co-founded the Bryggerigangen Bluesband in 1978 and, in connection with the group's 20th anniversary, the LP Blått Brygg from 1979 re-released on CD at the Notodden Blues Festival in 1999. At the Blues Music Club, the album was voted the classic of the month , which led "Blått Brygg", despite his age, to become the third best-selling blues record in the country in 2000. Patey has contributed more than 30 recordings to other artists, but has also always had his own project, with songs own and varied sets. In the early 1980s he toured the country with? Pateys Pipe, along with keyboardist Brynjulf ??Blix, bassist Geir Holmsen and drummer Bjørn Jenssen. Later, a large number of other well-known musicians visited this band. Did the album come in 1983? Ocean Front Walk? and Patey was nominated for the Spellemann Award as Composer of the Year. 14 musicians were on this album, including singers Terry Mccullough, Sidsel Endresen and Lynni Treekrem. Two years later, did the album come? Bang 85? with, among others, Håkon Iversen: vocals, Blix: keyboards, Øivind Madsen: bass and Paolo Vinaccia: drums. In 1986, Patey moved to Venice Beach, on the outskirts of Los Angeles, and continued with "Pateys Pipe", with an American team. When did you return to Oslo seven years after your first solo album? Ocean Front Walk ?, did it start with the album? Seven Years? along with keyboardists Blix and Per Kolstad, bassist Øivind Madsen and drummer Rune Arnesen. BRYNJULF BLIX had his breakthrough as a keyboardist in Terje Rypdal's groups in the first half of the 1970s, and also played on Rypdal's second album, Odyssey, at ECM. Blix has also been involved in many different contexts and a number of Norwegian record releases known throughout the ages, and the artists he collaborated with include most of Knutsen and Ludvigsen to Jan Garbarek, via Moose Loose, Guttorm Guttormsen, Alex , Bjørn Christiansen, Susanne Fuhr and many others. Blix still has, like the others in the band, roots in the blues, and was in the country early playing an organ inspired by Jimmy Smith. FRODE LARSEN was a vocalist, harmonica player, composer and driving force in Larsen's Last Chance for over ten years (CD in 1994 at Amigo). Vocalist and bassist at Chicago Bound since 1996 (CD 1998 Blue Mood / Amigo). He also collaborated with Eric Andersen (appears on several albums), Vidar Busk and Garasjebandet. Among several freelance assignments, many concerts include Good Time Charlie, as well as support from Johnny Dyer and Louisiana Red (Notodden Blues Festival 1996). OLAV GUSTAFSSON has been a professional drummer since 1967. For 10 years he lived in Berlin, and became a successful studio musician with over 150 LP recordings in the 1970s and 1980s. He returned to Norway again in 1985 and started out as a drummer with big names like Jonas Fjeld Band, Jørn Hoel etc. before blues and jazz take over. Here, among other things. Reidar Larsen, Vidar Busk, Dr. Bekken and Elmor James Tribute Band are mentioned. Internationals like Ike Turner, Homesick James, Roy Gaines, Tony Vega Band too. He is a regular drummer for Big Chief Jazzband, R&B Express and now for Patey's Pipe. Band members: Bent Patey - guitar, vocals Brynjulf ??Blix - keyboards Frode Larsen - bass, vocals Per Eriksen - drums
Tracklist:
01. No More Slumber 04:09
02. Sitter inne og ser ut 05:22
03. Big Boss Man 03:41
04. Renska 02:53
05. Freelance 02:12
06. John Wesley Hardin 03:24
07. Blueberry Hill 04:12
08. (Don't You) Slam that Door 02:40
09. Jeg er for lat 04:15
10. I'm Going Down to the River (to Drown Myself) 04:07
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