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Carmina Burana
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PIAZZOLLA, ChamberJam Europe
Tangos del Ángel y del Diablo
Direct-to-Disc ( D2D ) - Numbered Limited Edition
Laurence Hobgood, Kurt Elling
Left to my own devices
- 1. It Could Happen to you 2:39
- 2. The Heather on the Hill 7:02
- 3. Do Nothin' til you Hear from me 4:09
- 4. Panonica 2:39
- 5. The Waltz* 7:36
- 6. Say it (Over and Over Again) 5:06
- 7. Goin' Back to Joes* 7:36
- 8. The Vocal Tune 4:03
- 9. Witchcraft 5:43
- 10. Cycle 4:00
- 11. The Masquerade is Over* 4:31
- 12. The Inconstant Lover 4:21
- 13. Lovesick Blues 2:44
- Total Time: 59:34
- Laurence Hobgood - piano
- Kurt Elling - vocal
69.00 PLN
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Nr kat.: Naim049Label : NAIM Records
TRUE STEREO
Piano music is cherished here at The Naim Label and we couldn't believe our luck when Ken Christianson persuaded Laurence Hobgood to make a solo recording for us, which also features the Grammy Award winning vocalist Kurt Elling. An eclectic mix of tunes is featured on this disc, including "Do Nothin", "Til You hear From Me" written by Duke Ellington and Bob Russell, "Lovesick Blues" by Hank Williams and Theloniuos Monk's "Pannonica". Hobgood weighs in with "The Waltz" co-written with featured vocalist, the Grammy Award winning Kurt Elling, who sings on this and two other great tracks. This is a "must have" collection, with something for everyone; beautifully played, sung and recorded and featuring two of the world's most wonderful instruments - the piano and the human voice. In 1996 Hobgood joined with Wertico and bassist Brian Torff to form a new trio called Union. Their two releases, both on The Naim Label, were selected as among the top ten jazz recordings of '97 and '99 by the Chicago Tribune. "Hobgood's pianism is "shimmering arpeggios, advanced harmonies and a pervasively singing tone" - Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune
