Aldo Romano, Chante - 55m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. Les Enfants S'ennuient Le Dimanche	4:52
2. A St Germain Des Pres	4:02
3. Io Qui Tu Li	5:18
4. Avec Les Anges	2:53
5. The End of a Love Affair	4:13
6. Sans Un Mot	4:35
7. La Valse Des Lilas	4:48
8. Les Papillons De Nuit	3:45
9. Estate	4:19
10. Rue De Douai	4:06
11. L'etang	4:26
12. So in Love	3:58
13. Les Clowns	3:58

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Review

SEXY! On Chante, Aldo Romano sets aside his world renowned skills as a jazz drummer to record a set of unbelievably sexy vocal jazz.

The results are quite intoxicating. Use this record to "seal the deal."

"Chante"'s seduction is in the taste and swagger of the delivery, arrangements and song choice. "A St. Germain des Pres," sung in French, brings you close to a lover in a Parisian café. "The end of a love affair," sung in accented English, drips with forlorn charm, while "Io qui tu li" is a slow burning love affair featuring supermodel Carla Bruni.

While listening to this disc, it's almost possible to forget what a towering figure Aldo Romano is in the world of instrumental jazz. He began his career in the 60s as innovator in the Italian free jazz movement. He would soon join forces with the likes of Keith Jarrett, Don Cherry, Eddy Louiss and Jean-Luc Ponty. Romano later became known for assembling brilliant albums with a wide range of styles and collaborators. He's also credited with discovering and launching the career of Michel Petrucciani.

"Chante" the first vocal record by Aldo Romano, will not only shock and delight jazz fans — but it will be coveted by `smooth operators' all over the world!

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