Simone & Her Hawaiian Jazz Band - Alomas of Hawaii (2016) [Hi-Res]
Artist: John Di Martino, Simone Kopmajer, Aaron Heick, Paul Meyers, James Genus, Alvin Atkinson, Chembo Corniel, Simone
Title: Alomas of Hawaii
Year Of Release: 2010 / 2016
Label: Venus Records, Inc.
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:05:42
Total Size: 1.47 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Alomas of Hawaii
Year Of Release: 2010 / 2016
Label: Venus Records, Inc.
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:05:42
Total Size: 1.47 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. I'll Weave A Lei Of Stars For You (04:46)
2. Hanalei Moon (04:37)
3. I'll Remember You (03:34)
4. The Hawaiian Wedding Song (05:25)
5. Beyond The Reef (05:53)
6. Sweet Leilani (04:18)
7. Pagan Love Song (03:03)
8. Blue Hawaii (06:10)
9. Red Sails In The Sunset (07:04)
10. To You Sweetheart, Aloha (06:11)
11. Silhouette Hula (05:38)
12. The Moon Of Manakoora (03:00)
13. On A Tropic Night (06:02)
Personnel:
Simone vocal
John Di Martino piano
Aaron Heick flutes
Paul Meyers guitar
James Genus bass
Alvin Atkinson drums
Chembo Corniel percussions
Austrian singer Simone has consistently released charming and wonderful albums from the Japanese label Venus Records over the years, many of them musically directed by brilliant pianist/arranger John di Martino. They got together again for this collection of Hawaiian songs, interpreted from a jazz musicians' perspective and performed with superb musicianship.
Instead of authentic Hawaiian music, many of the tracks are more accurately described as Hawaiian-inspired jazz bossa. The star-studded band includes such first-call New York musicians as Aaron Heick on flute, Paul Meyers on guitar and James Genus on bass. Latin percussionist Chembo Corniel adds color by employing various instruments.
Instead of authentic Hawaiian music, many of the tracks are more accurately described as Hawaiian-inspired jazz bossa. The star-studded band includes such first-call New York musicians as Aaron Heick on flute, Paul Meyers on guitar and James Genus on bass. Latin percussionist Chembo Corniel adds color by employing various instruments.