RP Quartet - Chicken Do It

Styles: Jazz, Post Bop
Year: 2016
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:49
Size: 116,1 MB
Art: Front

(3:58) 1. Ouverture
(2:02) 2. Epistrophy
(5:09) 3. My Favorite Things
(2:24) 4. Limehouse Blues
(4:14) 5. Ugly Beauty
(4:15) 6. Evidence
(3:21) 7. Nuages
(3:48) 8. Monk's Dream
(1:39) 9. Giant Steps
(2:58) 10. Djangologie
(3:54) 11. April in Paris
(2:59) 12. May I
(4:20) 13. Good Bye Pork Pie Hat
(0:53) 14. Intro
(3:49) 15. Boogie Stop Shuffle

Here is the eagerly awaited Great Return of the RP Quartet whose secret formula consists in crossing the swing of Django with the bop of Monk and Mingus. Frenchy combo that mixes ardor and class, daring and modernity, these young people from the Parisian swing scene have now achieved a solid reputation that goes beyond the oceans. Assisted by the formidable singer Lou Tavano and an incisive brass section with an always unstoppable groove, this third album sees the RP gain in maturity. A case of high quality, with breathtaking precision; throughout these 15 tracks, there is perfection, power and lightness. France has tableware, good wine, fashion, cheese and PR! Augustin BONDOUX

For those eagerly waiting, this is the Great Return of the RP Quartet, the band whose secret formula mixes Django's swing with the bop of Monk and Mingus. This young French combo from the Parisian swing scene shows class and fi re in a daringly modern return that justifi es the solid reputation they've acquired internationally. Assisted by the wonderful vocals of Lou Tavano alongside biting brass, the incomparable groove in this third album proves the RP has matured even further. While the quality setting shows astounding precision, the power and clarity of the band shine perfectly across all fi fteen tracks. France had gastronomy, wine and fashion; now you can add the RP! Augustin BONDOUX...
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THE RP QUARTET: BASTIEN RIBOT (VIOLIN) • ÉDOUARD PENNES (GUITAR) • RÉMI OSWALD (RHYTHMIC GUITAR) • DAMIEN VARAILLON (DOUBLE BASS). WITH: LOU TAVANO (VOCAL) • ARNO DE CASANOVE (TRUMPET) • MAXIME BERTON (TENOR SAXOPHONE) • BENOÎT BERTHE (ALTO SAXOPHONE).

Chicken Do It

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Kate Rusby - Angels and Men

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2017
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 52:31
Size: 122,3 MB
Art: Front

(3:47) 1. Hark Hark
(3:31) 2. Let It Snow
(4:56) 3. Paradise
(3:46) 4. The Ivy and the Holly
(4:19) 5. Sweet Chiming Bells
(5:20) 6. See Amid the Winter Snow
(4:49) 7. Rolling Downward
(3:20) 8. Deck the Halls
(4:13) 9. We'll Sing Hallelujah
(0:08) 10. Banjo Banjo
(4:46) 11. Santa Never Brings Me a Banjo
(5:40) 12. Let the Bells Ring
(3:50) 13. Big Brave Bill Saves Christmas

There’s a style that’s become synonymous with the 21st-century Christmas: the sound of a grown adult singing like a child, their breath misting on a window like a spray of fake snow, old classics being turned into virtuous, fragile facsimiles. Kate Rusby has one of these voices pretty to many, mawkish to others and it has little variety or power on her fourth collection of festive songs. Let It Snow and Deck the Halls are delivered in the same disengaged, delicate way; each lyric falls and then melts, leaving no mark behind. Modern songs such as Santa Never Brings Me a Banjo feel slushily tailored to tug the heart (“maybe it’s too tricky for the elves”, Rusby sings); heavenly gleam is only offered on the traditional ballad Paradise, which recalls the ambient atmospheres of Clannad. Overall, though, this feels like a John Lewis Christmas advert extended to 52 minutes, its mannered naivety never knowingly undersold. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/nov/23/kate-rusby-angels-men-review-pure-records-christmas

Angels and Men

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