Lajos Dudas - The Jubilee Box Unissued Rare Recordings

Review by Orlando Delbert

The Jubilee Box Unissued Rare Recordings by Lajos Dudas is a brilliant compilation of jazz music that showcases the immense talent of the renowned Hungarian clarinetist. The album comprises of 3 CDs that feature 60 tracks, including previously unreleased recordings from the 1980s and 1990s.

The collection is a treasure trove for jazz enthusiasts, as it includes a mix of traditional jazz standards, original compositions, and improvisational pieces. Each track is a testament to Dudas’ mastery of the clarinet, as he effortlessly weaves in and out of complex melodies, showcasing his virtuosity and technical prowess.

One of the standout tracks on the album is “Satin Doll,” a classic jazz standard that has been reimagined by Dudas in a way that is both playful and soulful. The track features a lively piano accompaniment and Dudas’ clarinet solos that are both intricate and emotive.

Another highlight of the album is the track “The Night Has a Thousand Eyes,” which features Dudas’ soaring clarinet melodies that are both haunting and beautiful. The track also showcases the incredible musicianship of the accompanying piano and bass players, who provide a solid foundation for Dudas’ improvisational flights of fancy.

Summary by Orlando Delbert

The Jubilee Box Unissued Rare Recordings by Lajos Dudas is a must-have for jazz fans and anyone who appreciates the artistry of the clarinet. The collection is a testament to Dudas’ incredible talent and showcases his ability to create music that is both timeless and innovative.