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A review by Martin Halicki
(about "E Chi Se No?") Love these Italian language, overall jazzy feeling, all the instruments, performance, male vocal line, sound of trumpet, moody solos, light jazzy beat, well made arrangement, all the melodies, cool piano/keys... I love everything here!Superb and glorious! Martin Halicki, Dowspuda, Poland
A review by 'Dave'
(about "E Chi Se No?") Loving the deep vocals and the solo from the trumpet player, drummer uses varied movement and compliments the great performances from the woodwind and brass section. This is a true jazz track that sounds effortless and good for the listener to appreciate. Dave of Entertainment 2007, London, UK
A review by D. Kirkham
(about "E Chi Se No?") Classical Lounge: the Big Band sound compliments the male vocals very well. They track closely but not perfectly, the mark of what sounds to be a professional, live recording. The muted sax is a traditional touch that dates the track in the 50s. This track could fit right into any number of movies where the stars stare at each other over a tiny table in their expensive clothes and fashion jewelry. Nicely done. D. Kirkham, Taylorsville, Utah
A review by 'Floris'
(about "E Chi Se No?") Very nice piece of jazz. In the beginning I noticed that the piano chords fall kind of together with the words of the music. I don't think I would have done that. But I have nothing to comment on the part with the solo's. Sounds all very well, good build-up, and nice variations in rhythm. There's also a good separation between the different instruments that have a solo. Floris, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
A review by Tannim Hallman
(about "E Chi Se No?") Makes me wish I remembered more from French class. The piece has a very classic feel, soft and mellow. I love the sound of drums in jazz, and a jazz piano, when properly played, puts me in a very mellow mood. Exactly what I needed after a long day at work. Tannim Hallman, Rawlings, Wyoming
A review by Milan Nikolic
(about "E Chi Se No?") A Shot in the Dark: for some reason I am thinking a bit of Henry Mancini while listening to this tune. Pretty good track. Vocal could be a little less schmaltzy, but it carries the melody nicely enough. Horns have a hint of Coltrane in there. Production quality is good, and the choice of instruments suits the piece. Organ solo is a nice surprise in the middle. Good job overall. Milan Nikolic, New York