Vancouver '08

Jerry Granelli

Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2009
Views: 409

Track Listing

Planting; The Truth; Flipper; Brutto Ma Buono; Wellfare; Udon Waltz; Unnamed; Steel Eyed Blues; Murder Ballad; Dizzy Moods; Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans.

Personnel

Christian Kogel: electric guitar; David Tronzo: electric slide guitar; J. Anthony Granelli: bass guitar; Jerry Granelli: drums.

Reviews

Vancouver '08 by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Vancouver '08 by Matt Marshall
Vancouver '08 by Glenn Astarita

Music & Tickets

About Jerry Granelli

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CD/LP/Track Review

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Vancouver '08 by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Vancouver '08 by Matt Marshall
Vancouver '08 by Glenn Astarita

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Nowness

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2010

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Vancouver '08

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2009

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Story of the Day

I have loved jazz since I was a little girl watching old movies, and seeing some of the greatest performers. My family did not listen to it on the radio or the car. It was something that I had to go out of my way for. I have met many jazz, swing, blues, and rock musicians
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I have loved jazz since I was a little girl watching old movies, and seeing some of the greatest performers. My family did not listen to it on the radio or the car. It was something that I had to go out of my way for. I have met many jazz, swing, blues, and rock musicians. Each holds a special place in my heart. I don’t have a best show moment, not because I haven’t had one, instead because I have had too many to count. When you love music, you search it out. The first jazz record I bought was a Nina Simone cassette tape after purchasing a cassette tape player at 17. My advice to new listeners is jazz is not one style, otherwise it wouldn’t be called jazz. Be open. My favorite jazz era was between the mid '30s to '60s, and it is the reason my husband, Chris Peraino, and I started our band ‘Swing That Cat!’ When I write a new song, I have no choice other than to write and hear melodies in the style of that time frame. It is embedded in my soul.
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