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| Manhattan Nights |
| Jaared |
| első megjelenés éve: 2010 |
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| (2010)
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| 4.670 Ft
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| 1. | If You Know What I Mean
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| 2. | That's What She Said
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| 3. | Always Together
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| 4. | Dancing With You
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| 5. | Love You All Night Long
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| 6. | One More Time
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| 7. | Coolsville
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| 8. | No Nachos For Puppies
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| 9. | Floating On a Breeze
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| 10. | Dreaming of You
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| 11. | D'groovealicious
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| 12. | Manhattan Nights
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| 13. | How Deep is Your Love
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| 14. | Song For Dianne
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Jazz / Contemporary Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Saxophone Jazz
Attila Molnar - Engineer
Carmen Grillo - Engineer
Danny Sugar - Design
Dennis F. Moody - Engineer
Elon Eisenberg - Engineer
Freddie Fox - Engineer
Jaared - Executive Producer
John Herrera - Engineer
Justin Gagnon - Engineer
Lou Hemsey - Mastering
Mel Brown - Engineer
Mike Broening - Engineer, Mixing, Producer
Paul Kline - Photography
Tony Morra - Engineer
Manhattan Nights marks the 4th and most adventurous production to date from this, the busiest sax man in smooth jazz. Finding time to record a new record between his 300+ live dates a year was not an easy task but it pays off in spades as Jaared serves up a smorgasbord, worthy of a king's feast.
Teaming up with Grammy award winning producer Michael B, Jaared digs deep and explores the full range of his passion and prowess as he cooks up 14 finely crafted nuggets that are sure to find favor and add flavor at radio and explode his ever growing fan base. From the highly infectious lead single 'Always Together', sure to be a future format mainstay, the silky and finely polished 'Dancing With You', mixed with Latin flavored 'No Nachos For Puppies', and what could well be Jaared's...'Songbird','Song for Dianne', a stirring goose bump tribute to his late drummer Dianne Granger, 'Night's' covers the full range of emotions that from cover to cover should make it a top stack favorite for years to come.
Features musicians include; Cindy Bradley, Jay Soto, Greg Adams, Tim Bowman, and Thano Sahnas.
Album Description
2010 release from the busiest sax man in Smooth Jazz. Teaming up with Grammy award winning producer Michael B, Jaared digs deep and explores the full range of his passion and prowess as he cooks up 14 finely crafted nuggets that are sure to find favor and add flavor at radio and explode his ever growing fan base. From the highly infectious lead single 'Always Together', the silky and finely polished 'Dancing With You', mixed with Latin flavored 'No Nachos For Puppies', and what could well be Jaared's 'Songbird': 'Song for Dianne', a stirring goose bump tribute to his late drummer Dianne Granger, Manhattan Night's covers the full range of emotions that from cover to cover should make it a top stack favorite for years to come.
Jaared
Born: Jaared Arosemena, Washington, DC on January 20, 1967
Active Decade: '00s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Contemporary Jazz, Smooth Jazz
Heavily influenced by David Sanborn, instrumentalist Jaared is a Washington, DC-based alto and soprano saxophonist who has made smooth jazz and crossover jazz his primary focus in the ‘90s and 2000s; other saxophonists (alto, tenor, soprano or otherwise) who have had a direct or indirect impact on Jaared's playing include Grover Washington, Jr., Nelson Rangell, Ronnie Laws and George Howard. Jaared is capable of playing other types of instrumental music, including fusion, soul-jazz and post-bop--and he is no stranger to R&B. But slick, polished, easygoing smooth jazz is the style that he is best known for, especially in jazz circles.
Jaared was born Jaared Arosemena in Washington, DC on January 20, 1967, although he grew up in Bedford, VA. That was where Jaared began studying the saxophone at the age of seven. Jaared, who suffered from childhood asthma, took up the sax at the recommendation of his doctor. Playing a wind instrument might seem like the last thing that an asthmatic would want to do, but in fact, Jaared's doctor urged him to do exactly that in order to strengthen his lungs. The DC native was still a pre-adolescent when he first heard the popular Sanborn, who became his primary influence. There were many other sax players he listened to growing up, and they ranged from Grover Washington, Jr., Boots Randolph and Ace Cannon to the Lester Young-minded tenor man Stan Getz. But Sanborn's alto affected him more than anything, and that strong Sanborn influence remained after Jaared reached adulthood in the mid-‘80s and became active on the Washington, DC music scene (where he has played with artists ranging from go-go funk band EU's Ju Ju House to Mary Ann Redmond, an excellent soul/rock singer along the lines of Tina Turner and Etta James). Although Jaared has had his share of R&B gigs, the East Coast musician chose to concentrate on smooth jazz when he began recording albums of his own in the early 2000s (a time that also found him touring the United States extensively as a sideman and featured soloist for smooth jazz guitarist Peter White). Foreward, Jaared's debut album, was released on LightyearMarimelj (which is distributed by Warner Bros.) in 2001; that album was followed by his sophomore outing, Hangtime (also on LightyearMarimelj) in 2002.
---Alex Henderson, All Music Guide |
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