Things Change

Marty Ehrlich

Label: Via Veneto Jazz
Released: 2015
Views: 769

Track Listing

Things Change; Bill & The Sweet Fairy (feat Fred Wesley); Dance With Me (feat Avery Sunshine); Groovy Day; Inner City Sou; Deja-Vu (feat Raul Midon); Talking Pictures; The Certain Doubt; Yin & Yang; To Bits; Soulmates; A Breath Of Fresh Air; Dance With Me (remix)

Personnel

Dario Cecchini; band leader, baritone sax, flute; Paolo Bini: Trumpet; Mirco Rubegni: trumpet; Emiliano Bassi: trumpet; Sergio Santelli; alto sax; Tiziano Panchetti: alto sax; Andrea Pasi: tenor sax; Claudio Giovagnoli: tenor sax; Giacomo Bassi: baritone sax; Nicola Cipriani: baritone sax; Giornado Geroni: sousaphone; Francesco Bassi: snare drum, rhythm section coordinator; Alessandro Suggelli: bass drum; Luca Bassani: cymbals; Daniele Bassi: percussions

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Things Change by Alex Franquelli

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Marty Ehrlich: A Trumpet In The Morning

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Story of the Day

I love jazz because of the joy. I was first exposed to jazz in old movies on TV. I met loads of inspiring musicians who helped my early career: Benny Carter, Count Basie, Sarah Vaughan, Freddie Green and others. The best show I ever attended was one of Basie's with Sinatra. The first jazz record I bought was one of Fats Waller's. My advice to new listeners is, if you don't like the first jazz you hear, give it a second chance
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I love jazz because of the joy. I was first exposed to jazz in old movies on TV. I met loads of inspiring musicians who helped my early career: Benny Carter, Count Basie, Sarah Vaughan, Freddie Green and others. The best show I ever attended was one of Basie's with Sinatra. The first jazz record I bought was one of Fats Waller's. My advice to new listeners is, if you don't like the first jazz you hear, give it a second chance. Jazz is many things and if you keep exploring, you'll find something you love. I'm blessed to make my living as a jazz musician.
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