Time: 59:20
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Jazz
Art: Front
01. It Might As Well Be Spring ( 5:43)
02. Poor Butterfly ( 3:53)
03. Time After Time ( 7:14)
04. Cheek To Cheek (11:13)
05. Do Nothin' Til You Hear From Me ( 5:24)
06. Air Mail Special ( 4:48)
07. You Took Advantage Of Me ( 5:46)
08. Meditation ( 7:14)
09. Out Of Nowhere ( 4:15)
10. There Is No Greater Love ( 3:44)
Personnel:
Allan Vache - clarinet
Mark McKee - piano
Charlie Silva - bass
Walt Hubbard - drums
Guests:
Vanessa Vache - clarinet and bass clarinet
Erin Davis-Guiles - clarinet
Jazz clarinetist Allan Vache swing .... on twelve jazz standards.
Allan Vache is joined by Mark McKee on piano, Charlie Silva on bass, Walt Hubbard on drums. Also performing are Vanessa Vache on bass clarinet and Erin Davis-Guiles on clarinet.
Another one of those lovely, timeless sets from Arbors, this one finds the clarinetist working out on a set of swingers where the newest tune is from 1960 and the label's usual suspects are no where in evidence. With nothing hoary about any of these chestnuts, this is how sophisticated listening is supposed to sound no matter when the tunes are pulled from. Classy listening for classy ears, this is smart side of what listening like a grown up sounds like. ~Chris Spector Editor and Publisher --Midwest Record
Allan Vache - clarinet
Mark McKee - piano
Charlie Silva - bass
Walt Hubbard - drums
Guests:
Vanessa Vache - clarinet and bass clarinet
Erin Davis-Guiles - clarinet
Jazz clarinetist Allan Vache swing .... on twelve jazz standards.
Allan Vache is joined by Mark McKee on piano, Charlie Silva on bass, Walt Hubbard on drums. Also performing are Vanessa Vache on bass clarinet and Erin Davis-Guiles on clarinet.
Another one of those lovely, timeless sets from Arbors, this one finds the clarinetist working out on a set of swingers where the newest tune is from 1960 and the label's usual suspects are no where in evidence. With nothing hoary about any of these chestnuts, this is how sophisticated listening is supposed to sound no matter when the tunes are pulled from. Classy listening for classy ears, this is smart side of what listening like a grown up sounds like. ~Chris Spector Editor and Publisher --Midwest Record
It Might As Well Be Swing
Thank you Mai Neime. Delighted to have this. Again thanks
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