Toni Solà & Ignasi Terraza Trio - Night Sounds

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2004
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:32
Size: 125,5 MB
Art: Front

(4:37)  1. End Of A Love Affair (Redding)
(5:19)  2. You've Changed
(4:30)  3. Just In Time
(5:38)  4. Quintessence
(4:57)  5. Beautiful Love
(4:57)  6. My Romance
(4:32)  7. Afternoon In Paris (Lewis)
(5:24)  8. Ciao, Ciao (Turrentine)
(3:48)  9. Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
(4:40) 10. When Sunny Gets Blue
(6:06) 11. Night Sounds Blues

Hard to find Toni Solà recording debut as leader, finally available. Really a collector's item and a must have for Modern Mainstream fans. A job emerged from the collaboration of saxophonist Toni Solà with the trio of Ignasi Terraza. There, Toni’s saxophone, with a warm and sensual sound, will gradually seducing us with his serenity and lyricism.  Accompanied by a magnificent Ignasi Terraza trio who shows, with elegance and authority, a wide range of stylistic resources. We can advise in this record this group’s sweet moment, emphasized by the maturity and training reached after three months of playing the show “Jazz a les fosques” on a daily basis, just before this recording. The repertoire, consisting of little known standards, surprise us nailing the proposal. Night falls, the silence is imposed, the time has come to hear the “night sounds.” http://www.freshsoundrecords.com/night_sounds-cd-5548.html

Featuring: Toni Solà (ts & ss), Ignasi Terraza (p), Manuel Alvarez (b), Oriol Bordas (d)

Night Sounds

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Toni Solà - Natural Sounds

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2003
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:16
Size: 127,1 MB
Art: Front

(3:38)  1. Amy
(5:18)  2. Mangoes
(4:05)  3. Safari Blues
(7:31)  4. Un Instant de Màgia
(4:09)  5. Funk to Grover
(4:52)  6. Nictalops
(3:09)  7. All the Gin Is Gone
(5:15)  8. Come Sunday
(4:16)  9. Ger-Ru
(7:05) 10. Bright Moments
(5:53) 11. Song for Stanley Turrentine

The style he cultivates is a compendium of illustrious influences (Illinois Jacquett, Gene Ammons, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, Arnet Cobb, Buddy Tate, David Sanborn, King Curtis, Stanley Turrentine...) yet with an overrending feeling of swing and strength of expression; two essential elements in Toni Solà's extroverted playing. His language is both direct and vigorous and keeps the public in constant climax of complicity with his discourse. Few tenor players today can presume to be as independent and sollicited as Solà. http://www.freshsoundrecords.com/natural_sounds-cd-3714.html

Featuring: Toni Solà (ts,ss #8), Xavier Monge (p), Ignasi González (b), Pau Bombardó (d)

Natural Sounds

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