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Smooth Jazz Downtown Import

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There comes a day when you listen to a CD for the first time and just get overwhelmed. That's the feeling I got upon listening to the debut release by this Saxophonist from the Ukraine. Konstantin has a nice music resume and some frequent flyer mileage to his credit. He has toured all over the world showcasing his talent and has finally settled down in Holland, where he recorded this CD. The minute you put the first song on, "Downtown", you are hooked!! His style reminds you of David Sanborn and Candy Dulfer. All of the tracks on this CD are awesome!! I especially love the tracks, "Sunday", "Morning Song" & "Wild Fellow". I never got tired of listening to it! This CD is, without a doubt, the best recording I've heard in a long time! The last time I heard a high quality CD like this was the debut of another one of my favorite saxophonists, Boney James over 10 years ago. The CD has finally made it way to Amazon.com for worldwide purchase. If you don't get any other Smooth Jazz CD in your life, BUY THIS ONE!! I can only see great things happening to this up and coming artist!!

This is the something NEW and GREAT in the music industry, I think. The superb skills as a SAXOPHONIST and a WRITER. This is the TREASURE the people find very, very soon! Konstantin's "DOWNTOWN" transmits to people a very beautiful message. You can listen this music at home, in a car, in a palace, in a disco..., you can enjoy it with your darling, family, friends... Just listen to Klashtorni!! He makes you feel good!!!

What's there to say about Downtown when you love the sound of a saxophone? A cd with music for all kind of moods.
'Waiting for you' for a kind of romantic mood; the relaxed sound of 'Lullaby' and 'Too much to be truth'. Or listen to the title song 'Downtown' or 'Funky story' to get you in that feel-good-mood.With his ownn special (saxophone)sound, Konstantin Klashtorni brings you in a lot of different moods. When he plays his saxophone it sounds like the singing of a human voice. I'm waiting for his next cd!!!