Tone Poems 2 David Grisman

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  • Release Date: 10/31/1995
  • Sales Rank: 20,697
  • Label: ACOUSTIC DISC
  • UPC: 715949101823

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Tone Poems 2

1LISTENSwanee / Martin Taylor 4:22
2LISTENTeasing the Frets / Martin Taylor 1:53
3LISTENIt Had to Be You / Martin Taylor 3:15
4LISTENPlease / Martin Taylor 3:14
5LISTENMood Indigo / Martin Taylor 3:09
6LISTENAnything Goes / Martin Taylor 2:06
7LISTENBlue Moon / Martin Taylor 4:24
8LISTENLulu's Back in Town / Martin Taylor 2:59
9LISTENTears / Martin Taylor 3:10
10LISTENJeepers Creepers / Martin Taylor 2:57
11LISTENOver the Rainbow / Martin Taylor 4:18
12LISTENMusette for a Magpie / Martin Taylor 3:16
13LISTENMairzy Doats / Martin Taylor 2:16
14LISTENBesame Mucho / Martin Taylor 4:41
15LISTENUnforgettable / Martin Taylor 3:07
16LISTENHere's That Rainy Day / Martin Taylor 3:26
17LISTENMy Romance / Martin Taylor 4:02
18LISTENOut of Nowhere / Martin Taylor 3:44
19LISTENCrystal Silence / Martin Taylor 3:38

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David Grisman doesn't stick exclusively to mandolin on this top-notch duo date with guitarist Martin Taylor, playing mandola, mandocello, tenor guitar, and guitar as well. As on this album's predecessor, the two artists play a different vintage instrument on each track, though the music this time is much more familiar to jazz fans. The interpretations of such classics as "Swanee," "Anything Goes," "Blue Moon," and "Over the Rainbow" are consistently both stunning and fresh. The gems among the jazz compositions include Django Reinhardt's "Tears" and a tour de force arrangement of Chick Corea's "Crystal Silence." Two surprising tracks are the usually trite "Mairzy Doats" (an irritating song that was a huge hit in the '40s) and the very snappy take of the often tedious "Besame Mucho"; when musicians the caliber of Grisman and Taylor can make something out of unpromising songs like these, it demonstrates how gifted they are. Highly recommended. Ken Dryden, All Music Guide

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