The Good Fellas - 13 Women

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 62:10
Size: 142.3 MB
Styles: Swing, Jump blues
Year: 2006
Art: Front

[3:03] 1. Ruby The Redheaded Bartender
[2:01] 2. Il Tuo Bacio E' Come Un Rock
[4:29] 3. Rick'n'roll Boogie
[2:23] 4. Okie Dokie Stomp
[2:39] 5. Dracula Cha Cha Cha
[2:27] 6. Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens
[5:01] 7. Sentirsi Solo
[2:56] 8. The Return Of Sofisticated Ledar
[3:18] 9. Kansas City
[4:24] 10. Those Lips (I'm Livin' For)
[4:24] 11. I'll Never Fall In Love Again
[3:00] 12. I Get A Kick Out Of You
[5:16] 13. You Rescued Me
[3:59] 14. Walkin' With Mr.S
[2:53] 15. Il Ribelle
[4:14] 16. Tickle Toe
[2:29] 17. The Grasshopper
[3:02] 18. Thirteen Women

The most cursory glance down the roster of America’s most popular troubadours, immediately reveals one prime and inescapable fact, the majority are of Italian-American extraction. Caruso, Sinatra, Como, Prima, Monte, Bennett, Darin…the list seems endless. “Why”, many an eager bobby-soxer has asked “are so many of the great singers Italian?” Why, indeed? The answer is, of course, to step into the history and folkways of a people that it would take thousands of words to explain. But, we can briefly say, it’s because of their warm-hearted, unrestrained humour and passion for life. As a part of this good company we can find “THE GOOD FELLAS”. Better known as the “GANGSTERS OF SWING”, dressed in old fashioned, strictly Italian made, double breast Capone suites, wearing two tone shoes, laughing at life like everyone does deep down in the land of pizza and mandolino. To be a “good fellow” means to be a true gentleman, loyal and respectful of strong heritage and traditions. It means to smell of the full Italian flavour, while always hungry for a lady’s kiss among the scene of a Neapolitan moonlight. What they do best is the well-known, truly genuine, Italian way of entertaining known the World over. Swingin and jokin’ all the time with the audience in that half Italian, half English, macaroni language. This band truly swings.

13 Women

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