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Исполнитель: Caravelli Et Son Grand Orchestre Альбом: Les Parapluies De Cherbourg Страна: France Жанр: Instrumental/Oldies Год: 1996 Формат: CBR320 Kbps/44

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Jazz Waltz is an album by pianist Les McCann with the Jazz Crusaders recorded in 1963 and released on the Pacific Jazz label. All compositions by Les McCann except where noted. Spanish Castles" (George Gruntz) - 2:24. Blues for Yna Yna" (Gerald Wilson) - 3:08. 3/4 For God & C. - 3:24. Bluesette" (Toots Thielemans) - 2:25. Big City" (Marvin Jenkins) - 2:35. This Here" (Bobby Timmons) - 2:59. Jitterbug Waltz" (Fats Waller) - 3:42.

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Orchestre Poly-Rythmo. The 10 musicians came on stage chanting, dressed in matching white and red uniforms, then launched into a tight, confident set that justified their role as the latest lineup of one of west Africa’s finest bands. And yet the group, who hail from Cotonou on the south coast of Benin, have never quite enjoyed the success they deserved. Despite their glorious back catalogue, they concentrated on their latest album, Madjafalao, which they performed in full. Not all the songs were as memorable as the stomping revival of Hwe Towe Hun, but the playing was impressive as they switched between Benin vodou funk and soukous, Afrobeat, Latin styles and, on Africa Lonlon, echoes of James Brown.