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Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee Introducing
Renato D'Aiello: Saxophone\nPhil Lee: Guitar\nMark Bassey: Trombone\nGary Husband: Piano\nNicola Muresu: Bass\nSebaastian de Krom: drums\n\nRecorded at Clowns Pocket Studio - Bexley - Kent\nSpotlite Records, 103 London Road, Sawbridgeworth, Herfordshire, England CM21 9JJ\nTelephone/Fax +44 (0) 1279 834175. E-Mail: spotlite.jazz@virgin.net\n\nRenato D'Aiello's homepage: http://www.renatodaiello.com/
This jazz cd contains 12 tracks and runs 73min 4sec.
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1. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - This I dig of you (04:10)
   'This I dig of you' kick starts the album off with solos by Renato and Phil before Renato trades 4's with Sebaastian.\nA good blowing vehicle in ABAC form, alternating from what is essentially pedal point (modal) to bebop changes, much played by jazz musi
2. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - You're my everything (06:07)
   'You're my everything' is taken at medium bounce.\nIt has echoes of Stan Getz and Jimmy Raney in the writing for tenor and guitar, and both are featured along with Gary before the out.
3. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Skylark (07:02)
   'Skylark' is here given the 'after hours' treatment.\nIt has been substantially reharmonised and Mark Bassey comes in for his first appearance on the album - Gary sits this one out.
4. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - How can we be wrong? (06:38)
   'How can we be wrong?' is a rarely heard standard presented here in a trio setting.\nRenato stretches out on his medium up performance with Nicola taking a chorus before the close.
5. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Very early (05:53)
   'Very early' is taken at a relaxed tempo in 3/4.\nWritten by Bill Evans in his career this features everybody except drums.\nNo piano on this one.
6. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Chi Chi (07:11)
   'Chi Chi' features the sextet on a little recorded blues by Charlie Parker.\nThis interesting Mark Bassey arrangement is played in the key of E flat rather than the usual A flat and has solos by all except bass and drums, Gary really cooks on this and str
7. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Body and soul (07:46)
   'Body and soul' is a spontaneous arrangement recorded without rehearsal.\nThis tune was a big hit for the first major jazz voice on tenor saxophone, Coleman Hawkins, who put it on the jazz map when he recorded it back in 1939.\nNo guitar on this with solo
8. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Here I'll stay (05:23)
   'Here I'll stay' was written by Kurt Weill with lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner. This brings the sextet front and centre and its unusual ABCDE form is retained throughout the solo sequences.\nIt's a natty arrangement by Phil Lee and features Sebaastian on brush
9. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Chapter One (05:35)
   'Chapter One' has the sextet laying down Phil's blues tinged composition in the key of G minor wich lends itself better for the alto saxophone.\nRenato obliges with a fine solo on the smaller instrument.\nThis was first recorded by Phil back in the 70's f
10. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - In a sentimental mood (06:50)
    'In a sentimental mood' brings the trio back for their second piece wich features the leader throughout except for Nicola's half chorus towards the close.\nFirst recorded by the Ellington orchestra in April 1935, Duke recorded it as a piano solo the follo
11. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - I remember you (04:56)
    'I remember you' opens with laid back tenor/piano rubato expositions of the harmonic structure of the release (middle eight) - after wich Sebaastian notches things up a gear or two before solos by Gary and Renato.\nThe melody is not started until out the
12. Renato D'Aiello Euro All Stars feat. Phil Lee - Be my love (05:25)
    'Be my love' has an arrangment in 3/4 switching to 4/4 in the solo sections.\nAs the closer this appropriately features all the principal solo instruments.