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Sideman Serenade is an album by the American musician David Bromberg, released in 1989. It was his first studio album in almost 10 years; he would not release another studio album until 2007. Bromberg had spent much of the 1980s working as a violin maker, after legal difficulties with his previous label, Fantasy Records.
Sideman Serenade. Bromberg’s debut for Rounder included versions of traditional blues, country, folk and soul/R&B tunes. He sang them earnestly and backed himself tastefully while working with both large groups and small combos.
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Descripción del producto. An aptly titled album--Bromberg's solo career, after all, was built on the foundation of his having spent several years as a valued backing musician for Bob Dylan and others.
David Bromberg’s 1989 Rounder album Sideman Serenade is divided into sides: a “City” side (with blues, R&B, and even a dash of cosmopolitan samba) and a “Country” side (featuring folk and country). The sound is full and focused, and the playing is wonderfully lenient.
