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'The Very Thought of You' Barry Tuckwell with the Tony Gould Trio
Barry Tuckwell; french horn
Tony Gould; piano
Ben Robertson; double bass
David Jones; percussion
Imogen Manins; cello
Graeme Lyall; conductor, arrangements and saxophone
Orchestra: Strings of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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Here's the tracklist:
1. Blame It On My Youth
2. Autumn In New York
3. Smile
4. Emily
5. Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered
6. These Foolish Things
7. Dindi
8. Shadow Of Your Smile
9. The Way You Look Tonight
10. Over The Rainbow
11. I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
12. With A Song In My Heart
13. The Very Thought Of You
14. Skylark
Artist Biography
Barry Emmanuel Tuckwell AC, OBE (born 5 March 1931), is an Australian horn player who has spent most of his professional life in the United Kingdom and the United States.
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Apr 16, 2010
We're giving away 5 copies of our recent feature album, 'The Very Thought Of You' from The Tony Gould Trio and Barry Tuckwell.
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I have just finished the first of what will be many hearings of this outstanding CD. Shamefully, I'd never heard of Barry Tuckwell before reading about this CD on the Jazz website. He is truly a remarkable artist, playing a very difficult instrument with extraordinary skill and feeling. The French horn is not sympathetic to jazz nuances, but Barry makes it a marriage made in heaven. He is of course supported by a very sympathetic quartet in Tony Gould's piano, Graeme Lyall's saxophone (and arrangements) Ben Robertson on bass, and David Jones on drums. The strings of the Tasmanian Symphony add a lush support to a collection of outstanding standards, My next hearing will be accompanied by good wine, lamb shanks and warm thoughts. Highly recommended.
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