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Dick Hyman - From The Age Of Swing, EAC+APE - Reference Records - Audiophile

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JamesBrown

Posted: 20-02-2005, 00:59 (post 1, #360653)

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Артист:	Dick Hyman
Альбом:	From The Age Of Swing , 1994
Жанр:	Tradicional Jazz
Формат файла:	EAC+APE
Ссылка:	CD 3 clicks
Нахождение:	eDonkey

Dick Hyman - From The Age Of Swing

1. From The Age Of Swing
2. You're Driving Me Crazy/Moten Swing
3. Topsy
4. Moonglow
5. Them There Eyes
6. Dooji Wooji
7. Soft Winds
8. What Is There To Say?
9. 'Deed I Do
10. Rose Room
11. I Know What You Do
12. Mean To Me
13. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
14. From The Age Of Swing (Alternate Take)

Label:Reference Records

Genre:Tradicional Jazz

Compression:EAC+APE w/CUE sheet

Covers:Front, back and cd label

Size:332.22 MB

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Swing is everywhere these days, but it's seldom played with the consummately relaxed skill heard here, with Hyman leading a mid-sized band of celebrated veterans. Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar, Milt Hinton on bass, and Butch Miles on drums make up a perfect swing rhythm section, while the horns provide vitally individualistic sounds and ideas, from Joe Newman's sly, muted trumpet to Joe Temperley's gruffly sweet baritone saxophone. The repertoire provides an authentic portrait of the swing era, from the energetic "Moten Swing" through Ellington's "Dooji Wooji" and Fletcher Henderson's beautiful "Soft Winds" to the pop songs of the day, like "Moonglow" and "Them There Eyes." Hyman displays the same musicianship apparent in his solo piano recordings, making wondrous use of space to let the rhythm section shine through.

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A true "reference" recording for those who love acoustic instrumentation. The music is wonderful and fun - a throw-back to my grandparents' time; the musicianship and tactile presence of the players makes this recording a palpable "live" experience. It's rare that you find the combination of an excellent performance captured so realistically. You are seated at Dick Hyman's piano for a number of the tracks - his piano is close-miked, and "right there". Looking to buy new speakers/equipment? Take this CD (with your others) and see the crowd it attracts. You'll find the staff will gravitate to your listening room just to experience it.

By mistake I post the same cd two times.Sorry fellows.This is the new.

По ошибке я объявляю(отправляю по почте) тот же самый CD два раза. Жаль товарищи. Это ново.