KAREN LANE - Passarim
Tracks:
1. Chega De Saudade
2. Manha De Carnival
3. Samba De Verão
4. Carminhos Cruzados
5. If You Wanna Be A Lover
6. Poinciana - I'm Glad There is You
7. Amor Em Paz
8. So Tinha De Ser Com Você
9. Passarim
10. Moon and Sand
11. Estate
12. Crystal Silence
13. Vivo Sonhando
Recorded Aug 2017 by Curtis Schwartz - Ardingly UK
Featuring:
Rob Luft - guitar
Gareth Lockrane - Flutes
Steve Watts - Bass
Andrea Trillo - Drums
Graham Harvey - Piano and Rhodes
Anselmo Netto - Percussion
Saskia Horton - Violin
Simon McCorry - Cello
Ricardo Dos Santos - Bass
£10.00
1. Chega De Saudade
2. Manha De Carnival
3. Samba De Verão
4. Carminhos Cruzados
5. If You Wanna Be A Lover
6. Poinciana - I'm Glad There is You
7. Amor Em Paz
8. So Tinha De Ser Com Você
9. Passarim
10. Moon and Sand
11. Estate
12. Crystal Silence
13. Vivo Sonhando
Recorded Aug 2017 by Curtis Schwartz - Ardingly UK
Featuring:
Rob Luft - guitar
Gareth Lockrane - Flutes
Steve Watts - Bass
Andrea Trillo - Drums
Graham Harvey - Piano and Rhodes
Anselmo Netto - Percussion
Saskia Horton - Violin
Simon McCorry - Cello
Ricardo Dos Santos - Bass
£10.00
A celebration of Lane's love for Brazilian Music the genius of Jobim, Valle and Djavan. Recorded in a mix of English and Portuguese.
A fine selection of beautiful tunes played exceptionally by an amazing array of musicians. Lane captures the sensuality and passion embedded in this repertoire as if it were her own.
Review:
There's saudade, subtlety and feeling a plenty in this fine sixth album from vocalist Karen Lane. Lane's winning interpretation of Luiz Bonfá and Antônio Maria's iconic Bossa nova "Manha De Carnival" features violinist Saskia Horton (Lane's eldest daughter) and cellist Simon McCorry. Lane's mellifluous delivery shines most brightly in two alluring down-tempo numbers songs "Carminhos Cruzados" and "Moon and Sand" both of which appear to hover magically in the air like a heat haze.
Peter Quinn Jazzwise
A fine selection of beautiful tunes played exceptionally by an amazing array of musicians. Lane captures the sensuality and passion embedded in this repertoire as if it were her own.
Review:
There's saudade, subtlety and feeling a plenty in this fine sixth album from vocalist Karen Lane. Lane's winning interpretation of Luiz Bonfá and Antônio Maria's iconic Bossa nova "Manha De Carnival" features violinist Saskia Horton (Lane's eldest daughter) and cellist Simon McCorry. Lane's mellifluous delivery shines most brightly in two alluring down-tempo numbers songs "Carminhos Cruzados" and "Moon and Sand" both of which appear to hover magically in the air like a heat haze.
Peter Quinn Jazzwise
