Time: 50:28
Size: 115.5 MB
Styles: Guitar jazz, Gypsy Swing
Year: 2004
Art: Front
[3:42] 1. Bohème Auberge
[5:18] 2. Le Ciel Azur
[4:01] 3. Nuits De Saint Germaine Des Pres
[4:03] 4. Le Rive Gauche
[3:28] 5. Flèche D'or
[4:59] 6. Emerald City Blues
[4:48] 7. Tenderly
[5:14] 8. Douce Ambiance
[4:57] 9. Mélodie Au Crépuscule
[5:25] 10. C'est Si Bon
[4:28] 11. Stardust
Neil Andersson was born in Tacoma, WA and graduated from Wilson High School in1963. He received his Master of Fine Arts in painting and drawing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, a BFA in painting from the University of Washington, and a BA in Art from the University of Puget Sound.
Neil started playing guitar in high school and in 1964 joined the famous Northwest rock group the Wailers. As a guitarist, he has done session work and played in many groups - recording for United Artists, Janus Records, Etiquette Records, and Modern Hot Records. He is a member of the Northwest Music Hall of Fame. In 1993 he began a collaboration with Dudley Hill that led to the formation of the jazz group Pearl Django; Pearl Django subsequently recorded 10 CDs and maintains its own record label, Modern Hot Records. Neil also released a solo disc, C’est si bon, as well as two collaborations with fellow guitarist Peter Pendras: Malibu Manouche and As the Crow Flies. In 2010 Neil retired from Pearl Django to focus on art and other musical endeavors.
Neil started playing guitar in high school and in 1964 joined the famous Northwest rock group the Wailers. As a guitarist, he has done session work and played in many groups - recording for United Artists, Janus Records, Etiquette Records, and Modern Hot Records. He is a member of the Northwest Music Hall of Fame. In 1993 he began a collaboration with Dudley Hill that led to the formation of the jazz group Pearl Django; Pearl Django subsequently recorded 10 CDs and maintains its own record label, Modern Hot Records. Neil also released a solo disc, C’est si bon, as well as two collaborations with fellow guitarist Peter Pendras: Malibu Manouche and As the Crow Flies. In 2010 Neil retired from Pearl Django to focus on art and other musical endeavors.
C'est Si Bon
Pearl Jango's guitar player goes solo, without the manouche style, for a cool light jazz album. Merci,
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