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'Feels Like Spring' James Morrison and The Idea of North
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- Dear John - James Morrison and TION
- Just A Closer Walk with Thee - James Morrison and TION
- ABC Jazz: Tunes So Cool - James Morrison and TION
- James Morrison discusses TION 1
- Nick Begbie on TION's relationship with James Morrison
- Naomi Crellin on arranging for TION
- Andrew Piper discusses singing bass with TION
- James Morrison discusses TION 2
- Sally Cameron talks about singing Le Belleclaire Blues
- James Morrison on Australian Jazz
10 Tracks
- Dear John - James Morrison and TION - De...
- Just A Closer Walk with Thee - James Mor...
- ABC Jazz: Tunes So Cool - James Morrison...
- James Morrison discusses TION 1 - James ...
- Nick Begbie on TION's relationship with ...
- Naomi Crellin on arranging for TION - Na...
- Andrew Piper discusses singing bass with...
- James Morrison discusses TION 2 - James ...
- Sally Cameron talks about singing Le Bel...
- James Morrison on Australian Jazz - Jame...
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Jazz virtuoso James Morrison teams up with accapella legends The Idea of North for an album of delightful jazz arrangements. And they treated us to a unique performance in the ABC Jazz Sydney studio.
Live in the studio:
1. Dear John (Andrew Piper)
2. Just A Closer Walk With Thee (trad.)
3. ABC Jazz - Tunes So Cool (James Morrison and TION)
On the album:
Sally Cameron; soprano
Naomi Crellin; alto
Nick Begbie; tenor
Andrew Piper; bass
James Morrison; trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, trombone, saxophones, double bass.
1. Dear John
2. Smile
3. It Might As Well Be Spring
4. Over The Rainbow
5. Le Belleclaire Blues
6. Bella Tina
7. Stella By Starlight
8. If I Were A Bell
9. The Nearness Of You
10. Since I Fell For You
11. Enchanted
12. What A Fool Believes
Artist Biography
James Morrison AM (born 11 November 1962 in Boorowa, New South Wales) is an Australian jazz musician who plays numerous instruments, but is best known for his trumpet playing. He is a multi-instrumentalist, having performed on the Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Flugelhorn, Bass Flugelhorn, Bass Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, Double Bass and...
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How pretty! So nice to hear some uplifting music for a change - great work guys!
What a stunner!
This CD, once again, showcases the excellent talents of this fine group. With James behind the group, wearing his many musical hats, it's sheer musical bliss. A good rhythmical mix of styles and band combinations. Would love to see some liner notes.
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