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raindrops antonella vitale quartet and friendsRAINDROPS ( CVLD163 ) Author : Burt Bacharach, Antonella Vitale Performer : Antonella Vitale Quartet and friends Traces 01 What the world needs now is love 02 Walk on by 03 The Look of Love 04 I'll never fall in love again 05 I say a little prayer 06 Alfie 07 Raindrops keep falling on my head 08 (they long to be) Close to you 09 Do you know the way to San Jos 10 This guy in love with you 11 Between the sand and the open sea 12 My Shadow 13 Gabi Notes

RAINDROPS ( CVLD163 )

Author : Burt Bacharach, Antonella Vitale
Performer : Antonella Vitale Quartet and friends

Traces

01 - What the world needs now is love
02 - Walk on by
03 - The Look of Love
04 - I'll never fall in love again
05 - I say a little prayer
06 - Alfie
07 - Raindrops keep falling on my head
08 - (they long to be) Close to you
09 - Do you know the way to San Josè
10 - This guy in love with you
11 - Between the sand and the open sea
12 - My Shadow
13 - Gabi


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Jazz: Original composition by Burt Bacharach, Antonella Vitale. Digital recorded in PCM 24bit/88.2 kHz high resolution format at Areamagister Studios, Preganziol, Italy on August 2007, January 2008. Antonella Vitale, voice, Andrea Beneventano Grandpiano, Francesco Puglisi doublebass, Alessandro Marzi drums and precussions, and friends: Gerry Popolo saxes and flute, Aldo Bassi flugelhorn and trumpet, Enrico Bracco classic guitar.

"Raindrops" is the new album by Antonella Vitale, a jazz singer, sensitive songwriter, and musician. Joined by a roster of talented Italian jazz musicians, including Andrea Beneventano on piano, Francesco Puglisi on double bass, Alessandro Marzi on drums, Gerry Popolo on saxophones and flute, Aldo Bassi on flugelhorn and trumpet, and Enrico Bracco on guitar, she offers a fresh and completely original reinterpretation of some of Burt Bacharach's most famous songs. From "Walk on by" to "What the World Needs Now," from "The Look of Love" to "I'll Never Fall in Love Again," from "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" to... many more! The album closes with three bonus tracks featuring Antonella's own original compositions.
The album was recorded, as usual, in the large AreaMagister Studio in Preganziol, using high-resolution 24-bit/88.2kHz digital technology, but above all using the extraordinary analog equipment present in the studio. And what about the piano, the noble Steinway & Sons D274 Concert Grand, built in New York in 1930 and now, perfectly restored, residing in Velut Luna's studio?
At the console, two technicians whose names are familiar to fans: Marco Lincetto, with special guest Stefano Isola.
Smooth, detailed sounds, high-profile dynamics, a beautiful, bewitching voice: another pure diamond is added to the diadem of the Ladies of Velut Luna.

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