I listen to this like I understand the language 😂

Here's another number from my new album with Wayne Morley. It's out on iTunes if you are interested:)

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=674759844

Latin Groove - from 'City Lights - Time Out Of Mind' feat. Wayne Morley (trumpet)

Styles: Ragtime, Boogie Woogie, Dixieland (New Orleans and Chicago), Swing, Bebop, Cool, Hard Bop, Free Jazz, Fusion, Pop/Smooth, Modern Jazz

Fusion/Latin: Desafinado (Stan Getz)

13 Speak Low

Les poèmes d'hier transposés aux rythmes actuels:
www.fce-lu.com/fan-downloads

La courbe de tes yeux (♫ Paul Éluard)

Recorded at Porcupine Studios, Originally by Herbie Hancock

Indigo Swing- Cantaloupe Island

01 Waof

taken from my vinyl copy of 1964 & 1967 singles

"Reach Out for Me"/"The Look Of Love" - Burt Bacharach (vinyl)

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. 

07 Samba Saravah

Giz (Antonia Adnet/Gabriel Pondé) • Feat: Lenine

Rozina Pátkai - voice
Balázs Pecze - flugelhorn/ trumpet
Mátyás Tóth - guitar
Márton Soós - double bass
Balázs Cseh - drums


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Kayoko Yamabe: Vocal, guitar
Daniel Simonian: Production, recording, arrangements, guitar, base, vocal
Jose Simonian: Flute, Sax
Caio Simonian: Drums
Recorded at Escola Simonian de Musica in Santos, Brazil in 2012.

e mail:ok-yamabe@hotmail.co.jp

07 Águas De Março

On her second album, Rozina Pátkai - a Hungarian singer renowned for her highly unique renditions of Bossa Nova classics – is expanding her artistic repertoire to include a selection of new original songs which, although still rooted in authentic Brazilian music, will depart from the traditional form by infusing the genre with elements from jazz, pop and even progressive music. With instrumental improvisations and exhilaratingly naïve melodies replete in catchy hooks, the dynamics promise to be anything but predictable. Since the songs themselves are a multicultural celebration of the many unexplored possibilities latent within Bossa Nova and rely on the tradition as more of a launching pad into the contemporary than a nostalgic look into its past, the lyrics are a collection of Portuguese, Spanish and English poems respectively written by Zsófia Bàn, Jane Tyson Clement, Giovanni Pintaude, Ádám Szabó, Rory Winston and the legendary Garcia Lorca. Produced by Márton Fenyvesi @ TomTom Studio


2011 Budapest Festival Fringe, Jury’s Award, Hungary
2011 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Sell-out Show Laurel (Scotland)
2012 Jazz Voices 2012, Klaipeda (Lithuania)
2012 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Sell-out Show Laurel (Scotland)
2012 EuropaFest Jazz Combo Competition, Bucharest (Romania)
2012 Veszprém Music Festival, Public Prize (Hungary)
2013 Jazz Showcase, Palace of Arts, Budapest (Hungary)
2013 Independent Music Awards, People’s Voice Award in Jazz Song Category (USA)
2013 Made in New York Jazz Competition, Solo Vocal Top5 (USA)
2014 Winner of Independent Music Awards, Best Vocal Jazz Song (USA)
2014 Nominee at Independent Music Awards 2014 Jazz Song, Latin Album, Jazz with Vocals category (USA)
2015 Independent Music Awards (USA), Best Latin Song

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