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The Art of Romance by Tony Bennett (CD, 2004)
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Product Identifiers
Record Label
Columbia (USA)
UPC
9399700119916
eBay Product ID (ePID)
25050181510
Product Key Features
Release Year
2004
Format
CD
Genre
Pop
Artist
Tony Bennett
Release Title
The Art of Romance
Additional Product Features
Distribution
Phantom Import Distributi
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Number of Discs
1
Reviews
Uncut (p.148) - 4 stars out of 5 - "impeccable orchestration, tinkling ivories, whispering brushes and a sax that's both sleazy and classy. Gliding across it all is the man's exquisite phrasing." JazzTimes (p.65) - "[T]hese 11 tracks nestle Bennett's beautifully aged voice, dark and smooth as the rarest of vintage ports, in the soft embrace of pianist Lee Musiker, bassist Paul Langosch, drummer Clayton Cameron and guitarist Gray Sargent."
Additional information
Few singers embody the essence of swing and gentility like Tony Bennett. On this 2004 release, produced by the famed Phil Ramone, Bennett teams up with music director and pianist Lee Musiker, and together they create an album that nimbly revolves around themes of love. Rich orchestral arrangements by Johnny Mandel, Musiker, and others augment Bennett's quartet. Made up of mostly dreamy ballads and light, mid-tempo pieces, THE ART OF ROMANCE focuses on stellar standards and other lesser-known tunes that speak of love's rapture and its loss. The charmingly sentimental songs "I Remember You" and "Don't Like Goodbyes" are poignant works that reinforce Bennett's ability (at age 78) to really get inside of a lyric and make it his own. Each heartrending piece on this record sees Bennett crooning over lush, legato strings, gentle piano musings, and whispery brushwork. "Being Alive" is one exception; this tune explodes into a rollicking jazz samba and highlights not only drummer Clayton Cameron, but also conga player Candido Camero and the bebop stylings of alto saxophonist Phil Woods.
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo
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