Flamingo Stéphane Grappelli

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  • Release Date: 01/27/2009
  • Original Release: 1995
  • Sales Rank: 67,469
  • Label: DREYFUS
  • UPC: 764911692425

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Flamingo

1LISTENThese Foolish Things / Michel Petrucciani 4:32
2LISTENLittle Peace in C for U / Michel Petrucciani 3:04
3LISTENFlamingo / Michel Petrucciani 4:08
4LISTENSweet Georgia Brown / Michel Petrucciani 4:06
5LISTENI Can't Get Started / Michel Petrucciani 5:08
6LISTENI Got Rhythm / Michel Petrucciani 5:50
7LISTENI Love New York in June (aka How About You) / Michel Petrucciani 3:47
8LISTENMisty / Michel Petrucciani 6:56
9LISTENI Remember April / Michel Petrucciani 5:19
10LISTENLover Man / Michel Petrucciani 6:17
11LISTENThere Will Never Be Another You / Michel Petrucciani 3:58
12LISTENValse du Passe / Michel Petrucciani 1:58

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This CD features a logical combination of two talented Frenchmen, violinist Stéphane Grappelli and pianist Michel Petrucciani, who had never recorded together before. With the assistance of bassist George Mraz and drummer Roy Haynes, the co-leaders romp on a variety of standards. Petrucciani was 32 at the time of this June 1995 set, a mere child compared to the 87-year-old Grappelli. Despite his age, Grappelli's violin playing sounds as youthful and enthusiastic as it had been in the 1930s; the 60 years of practice had not hurt. While Petrucciani's music is usually in the Bill Evans post-bop vein, he was happy to visit Grappelli's turf on this occasion, mostly playing veteran standards. On such songs as "Sweet Georgia Brown," "How About You" (here mistitled "I Love New York in June"), "I Remember April," and "There Will Never Be Another You," Stephane Grappelli is both joyful and masterful. Highly recommended. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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