this is for you  all my  daughters and   sons

Quem tem paixão por música dificilmente se desliga desta prodigiosa familia.

'Easy to Love' from the 2020 album, 'Sounds of the Glenn Miller Era' by The Nick Ross Orchestra, recorded at @AbbeyRoad Studios and featuring Sam Merrick on vocals.

Bandleader: Nick Ross

Vocal: Sam Merrick 
Piano - Iain Jackson
D. Bass - Grant Russell
Drums - Pete Cater

Trumpets: Paul Bennett, Mark White, Benny Lee, Chris Snead 

Trombones: Lee Hallam, Christian Hines, Richard Bradley, David Pearce

Saxes: Dave Black, Neil Martin, Nigel Hailwood, Jimmy Hastings, Pete Shelley

Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London on 18 March 2020 by Paul Pritchard, assisted by Neil Dawes.

Mixed at The Roost Studios by David Foster and Nick Ross.

Mastered at @MetropolisStudios by John Davis.

Sounds of the Glenn Miller Era

Easy to Love

Funky Jazz Trumpet Cello and B

I LOVE YOU THE WAY YOU ARE

Celebrating 50 years since the landmark recording of Stan Getz and Charlie Byrds "Jazz Samba", world-jazz band Veronneau follow up their highly acclaimed 2011 debut CD with the bossa nova inspired "Jazz Samba Project", winner of the Washington Area Music WAMMIE Award for Best Jazz Recording of the Year. 

Veronneau's first album "Joie de Vivre" took their brand of gypsy swing, bossa and jazz sung in 4 languages, around the world and into the charts. Reaching number 9 on Jazzweeks World Music chart, the band toured in the US, Canada and the UK, performing live on the BBC. 

"Jazz Samba Project" puts the fabulous vocals of Lynn Veronneau and the nylon string acoustic guitars of Ken Avis and David Rosenblatt to great use on the classic songs of bossa nova and their own bossa interpretations of contemporary songs such as Waiting in Vain. 

10 Wave

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Napoleon Coste (Amondans 1805 - Paris 1883)

Napoleon Coste's father served in the Army of Napoleon Bonaparte and continued to defend the Dutch city of Delfzijl, quite successfully, against the newly established powers long after Napoleon Bonaparte had been defeated. 
Luckily his son, despite his first name and early martial experience in Delfzijl, didn't take to warfare and, equally successful, picked up the guitar instead of the bayonet.

Bolero from Grand Serenade (opus 30)
Guitar: Cordoba C12.
Recorded at De Dageraad, april 2019.

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Gunhild Carling

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