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Amazon.com knew I had ordered several Bill Charlap CD's a few weeks ago.Then a week ago, Amazon were looking after me by recommending Warren Vache's Dream Dancing with Bill Charlap; this is my music. Good music, clear recordings and great numbers.So a good team. Amazon.com for looking out. Warren Vache for compassionate music and the unsurpassable Bill Charlap who was playing at Birdland last week just when I happened to be in NY. WOW! Martin Steele
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A perfect jazz album. Beautiful songs, a terrific rhythm section (especially Eddie Locke, longtime drummer for both Coleman Hawkins and Roy Eldridge), and Warren Vache's sweet, sweet horn. This is "real" jazz, the way it used to be.
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Stellar in the music universe,
By Oquaga 751 (Upstate NY) - See all my reviews
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Truly unique, inventive, technically brilliant yet as seasoned and comfortable as an old shoe, Warren Vache is a special star in the music universe. Just listen to how he makes the trumpet mute jump, sing and dance in this CD's masterpiece opener, "Close Your Eyes." There's no other musician who could bring such delight and surprise out of that old standard.Just listen to a few cuts. This mellow album belongs in your jazz collection for listening on both rainy and sunny days.
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