| Tonight | 
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Sales Rank: 53994
Category: Music
Artists: Tom Lellis, Toninho Horta
Publisher: Adventure Music
Studio: Adventure Music
Manufacturer: Adventure Music
Label: Adventure Music
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 1044
UPC: 823421104429
EAN: 0823421104429
ASIN: B001BTZO8M
Release Date: July 15, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Maybe September | | • | Dindi/I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face | | • | Infinite Love (Infinite Love) | | • | My Romance | | • | Let's Face the Music and Dance/Without a Song | | • | In the Still of the Night | | • | Fly Me to the Moon | | • | Tonight | | • | Dreamwalking (Nos Tempos de Paulinho) | | • | Three for Marie (3/4 Marie) | | • | Nearness of You | | • | Summertime | | • | I Love You | | • | Over the Rainbow |
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Product Description
The remarkable talents of guitarist and vocalist Toninho Horta and vocalist Tom Lellis coalesce to create a delightful musical alliance on Tonight, the duos first collaboration for Adventure Music. A native of Brazil, Horta, who the All Music Guide has called a 'Brazilian Earl Klugh,' brings a distinctive approach to both his natural and man-made instruments, while the American-born Lellis, whose recent releases have earned spots in the Jazziz Critics Poll 'Best CDs of 2004' and 'Best CDs of 2006' among many other critical accolades, contributes his richly melodic and vibrant vocal style to Tonights 14 tracks. Included in the CDs repertoire are remarkable interpretations of such standards as Percy Faiths Maybe September, Jobims Dindi, and Gershwins Summertime, as well as original compositions from both artists.
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| Customer Reviews:
Tom Lellis at his most intimate August 17, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This has to be one of the most intimate jazz recordings of all time and sounds like it was recorded in your own room. This is only his 7th album and I have looked forward to every one of them. Having been lucky enough to have catched one of his gigs in NYC, I long for just a trio recording, but that does not deter me from loving this one! These days one can get awfull sick of guitars, but Toninho Horta, a new name to me, is just so beautifull A mixture of standards and new Lellis songs, which are just as good as the standards, and when one thinks these standards were writen by the likes of Rogers and Hart, Cole Porter etc, that's saying a lot.
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