Ambrosetti, Franco: Sweet Caress
Ambrosetti, Franco: Sweet Caress
Format: CD
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Artist: Ambrosetti, Franco
Label: Enja Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 767522985221
Genre: Jazz
Ballads have a way of comforting us. When imbued with real emotive powers, they have the capacity to elevate and transport. We become lost in romance or reverie. This second orchestral collaboration between iconic Swiss trumpeter Franco Ambrosetti and two-time, Grammy-winning arranger Alan Broadbent takes us there. - The album title is an apt description of Franco's approach to each golden note he plays on flugelhorn. Backed by an all-star group of pianist Alan Broadbent, guitarist John Scofield, bassist Scott Colley and drummer Peter Erskine, along with a 29-piece orchestra arranged and conducted by Broadbent, Ambrosetti pulls heartstrings on a program of four originals and four well-chosen covers.
Tracks:
1.1 Soul Eyes
1.2 Portrait of Jennie
1.3 Sweet Caress
1.4 Habanera
1.5 Nightfall
1.6 Old Friends
1.7 Colors of the Wind
1.8 When the Sun Never Sets
