Best Of Matt Bianco: 1983-1990 Album Track Listing
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Don't Blame It on That Gi
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Yeh Yeh
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Sneaking Out the Back Doo
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Half a Minute
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Dancing in the Street
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Fire in the Blood
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Wap Bam Boogie
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Good Times
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More Than I Can Bear
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Get Out of Your Lazy Bed
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Matt's Mood
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Just Can't Stand It
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Whose Side Are You On
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Say It's Not Too Late
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Nervous
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We've Got the Mood
Best Of Matt Bianco: 1983-1990 Music Review
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Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)
Basia song is good. The music which BASIA has sung was very good.
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excellent this is some really great smooth jazz. I'm not a big fan of the genre but this is some great listening Submitted by rndgrubbs (selinsgrove,pa) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Great Matt Bianco's Hits compilation! This CD covers all of MATT BIANCO's latin jazz hits of the past two decades and it is appropiate that this CD came out when the original group of Matt Bianco(Matt Reilly, Danny White & Basia) have returned this year with a new CD MATT'S MOOD. This greatest hits compilations is a great introduction to those who have never heard of this group and who like latin jazz! Submitted by alanbobet (New York City, NY, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
$7.95 LA PERFECTA II was nominated for the 2003 Latin Grammy for Best Latin Jazz Album.
Innovative Latin jazz pianist Eddie Palmieri returns to the music of his classic '60s ensemble La Perfecta on La Perfecta II. After disbanding La Perfecta in 1968 due to financial difficulties and later the death of trombonist/partner Barry Rogers in 1991, Palmieri vowed to never again perform the music he made famous. However, presented with the diligent transcriptions of La Perfecta's recordings by trombonist Doug Beavers, Palmieri felt the time had come for this music to be heard anew. What a gift. This is classic salsa, charanga, and mambo performed by some of the finest musicians in the Latin and jazz idioms. The music has just as much fire and energy as the originals, but references the best of progressive modern jazz arranging. Beavers even arranged one of Rogers' solos (on "Tirandote Flores") for three trombones. Joining in are many longtime Palmieri collaborators, like trumpeter Brian Lynch and trombonist Conrad Herwig as well as saxophonist Mario Rivera and percussionist John Rodriguez Jr. This is music you can dance to that also features forward-thinking jazz soloing of the highest order. ~ Matt Collar
Recorded at RPM Studios, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Gabriela Sebastian Palmieri.
Personnel: Eddie Palmieri (piano); ...
$11.39 There's a certain vastness of space in Kathleen Edwards's country-pop compositions, a quietude that seems to brew only north of the U.S.-Canadian border. The Toronto singer-songwriter's 2000 ...
$12.65 Enthusiasts of the acclaimed HBO series DEADWOOD will love this well-selected soundtrack. In addition to its excellent song selection, which features musical highlights from the program's first season, the album includes snippets of ...
$14.35 Pianist George Cables, who spent some of his formative years accompanying saxophone great Dexter Gordon, pays tribute to the man with a nicely varied collection of tunes written by or associated with Gordon, A Letter to Dexter. His trio is filled out by fellow Gordon alumni Rufus Reid on bass and drummer Victor Lewis, both of them now giants in their own right. Cables has a decorous and romantic playing style, and combined with a rhythm section as mighty as this one, the results should be magnificent. And so they ...
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Great Matt Bianco's Hits compilation!
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