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Jane Ira Bloom: Sometimes The Magic
By"Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" oozes a romantic spirit: passionate and yet subdued. Bloom's "Varo" infuses a lively street samba rhythm with a crisp, festive, percussion framework. "Without Words" stands out as a lovely sax/bass duet that allows the pair to express as one. Most of the session allows for the passing of creative ideas back and forth between the four artists, keeping the mood quiet and making room for quiet contemplation. Bloom's gorgeous saxophone tone and unique method of presentation makes this and her live performances a special treat.
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Jane Ira Bloom
saxophone, sopranoAlbum information
Title: Sometimes The Magic | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: EmArcy
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