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Roger Davidson: Brazilian Love Song
Ma il disco lascia molto a desiderare, anche perchè Davidson non sembra avere lo swing necessario. Per tale motivo, paradossalmente, c'è chi apprezzerà il disco e chi invece riuscirà ad arrivare alla fine solo per gli interventi sparsi fra le esecuzioni del sassofonista Aaron Heick, che dà almeno un pò di verve.
Track Listing
01. Brazilian Love Song - 3:29; 02. Calor do Coracao - 2:26; 03. Ritmo das Flores - 2:38; 04. O jogo - 2:27; 05. Samba da Sarah - 3:35; 06. Longing for You - 4:27; 07. Forgiveness - 1:48; 08. Saudade de um Amor - 4:36; 09. Dream - 4:07; 10. Deep Red Roses - 4:50; 11. In a Gardem of Orchids - 3:41; 12. Prayer for the World - 4:04; 13. The Beach - 3:58; 14. Sonhos Verdadeiros - 3:09; 15. Now I See You Heart - 3:04; 16. Blue Samba - 3:26; 17. Esperanca - 2:27; 18. Sua Danca - 4:15. Tutte le composizioni sono di Roger Davidson.
Personnel
Roger Davidson
pianoRoger Davidson (piano); Paulo Braga (batteria); David Finck (contrabbasso); Aaron Heick (sax); Marivaldo Dos Santos (percussioni).
Album information
Title: Brazilian Love Song | Year Released: 2011 | Record Label: Soundbrush Records
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