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Easy
Tempo Vol. 8
Cinematica!! Different Musical Horizons |
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| 01. Autostrada Per Los Angeles
- Bruno Nocolai
02. To Jean - Berto Pisano
03. A Ciascuno Il Suo (Rhythm Version) - Luis Bacalov
04. Baie Des Anges - Walter Rizzati
05. L'Italia Vista Dal Cielo (Lombardia) - Piero Piccioni
06. Tema Di Barbara - Alberto Baldan Bembo
07. The World Of The Blues - Fred Bongusto
08. Mission Danger / Patrol Pursuit - Bruno Nocolai
09. La Notte E' Fatta Per... Rubare - Catherine Spaak
10. Le Malizie Di Venere (Seq. 2) - Gian Piero Reverberi
11. Vivere Felici - Armando Trovajoli
12. Rhythm And Sex - Gianni Ferrio
13. L'italia Visto Dal Cielo (Beat Pastorale # 1) - Piero
Piccioni
14. Fuga Dall'Isola - Alfred Waitzmann
15. Tema B - Paolo Vasile
16. Fearing Much - Stefano Torossi
17. Step By Step - Gianni Ferrio
18. Blues For Alexandra - Romano Mussolini
19. Running Fire - Lou Stein
20. La Famiglia Nicotera - Piero Piccioni
21. Metropoli - Gino Marinacci Ensamble |
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After two volumes that limited its stylistic
range to pursue themes, Easy Tempo, Vol. 8 returns this popular
Italian lounge compilation series to its roots by including
a diverse set of instrumentals that still manage to fit the
lounge music tag.
Subtitled "Cinematica!! Different Musical Horizons,"
this generous compilation delivers everything from light easy
listening to finger-popping jazz without losing the sense of
cool that pervades European lounge music.
Some of the best cuts in the straight easy listening vein are
Walter Rizzati's "Bais Des Anges" a stylish cut that
layers jazzy strings and wistful strings over a funky, bass-driven
beat, and Alberto Baldan Bembo's "Tema Di Barbara"
a gem that utilizes a light bossa beat to prop up its sweet
mixture of electric piano and ascending strings.
On the jazz tip, the most memorable cuts are Gianni Ferrio's
"Rhythm and Sex" an energetic cut that underscores
the robust swing of its horn section with an energetic drum
attack, and Lou Stein's "Running Fire" an epic cut
that uses a jazzy piano melody as the backbone for some swinging
percussion and brass solos.
There are also some cuts don't fit either extreme yet manage
to work in the mix thanks to their combination of slick production
and an emphasis on rhythmic drive:
the most interesting is Stefano Torossi's "Fearing Much"
a suspenseful instrumental that layers anonymous combination
of fuzz guitar, strings, and brass stabs over an insistent,
conga-driven beat.
Despite the diversity of the tunes on display, Easy Tempo, Vol.
8 maintains a carefully-controlled sense of flow throughout,
and this makes it easy for the listener to assimilate its stylistic
shifts.
As a result, this is one of the best volumes in the series and
a solid addition to any lounge fan's collection.
[All Music Guide] |
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