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South Florida Jazz Orchestra

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Download links and information about South Florida Jazz Orchestra by Chuck Bergeron. This album was released in 2008 and it belongs to Jazz, Rock genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 01:09:40 minutes.

Artist: Chuck Bergeron
Release date: 2008
Genre: Jazz, Rock
Tracks: 11
Duration: 01:09:40
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Blues Gumbo (featuring Arturo Sandoval, South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 7:20
2. Role Models (featuring Charles Pillow, South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 9:26
3. Nature Boy (featuring Kevin Mahogany, South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 4:32
4. Siboney (featuring South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 7:30
5. Midnight Mood (featuring South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 8:10
6. Touch & Go (featuring South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 8:04
7. Blame It On My Youth (featuring South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 5:55
8. ...And the Basses Are Loaded (featuring South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 4:52
9. This Can't Be Love (featuring Ed Calle, Kevin Mahogany, South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 4:01
10. Waltz for Tikkaroo (featuring Arturo Sandoval, South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 3:59
11. Kong's Garden (featuring South Florida Jazz Orchestra) 5:51

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While New York City is widely considered to be the center of the jazz universe, not every talented musician makes his or her home there. The South Florida Jazz Orchestra, directed by bassist Chuck Bergeron, include a host of musicians with extensive professional credits who have chosen to settle in the Sunshine State, with several of them teaching jazz at universities. Their selections include a mix of originals, standards, and familiar jazz works. Bergeron's upbeat "Role Models" showcases guest Charles Pillow on soprano sax and pianist Doug Bickel, while his swinging chart of "Nature Boy" features guest Kevin Mahogany's vocals. Trumpeter Alex Norris' lively Afro-Cuban chart of Ernesto Lecuona's "Siboney" is full of fire, and veteran arranger Mike Lewis penned the subtle "...And the Basses Are Loaded" as a showpiece for Bergeron. If there is a weak spot in this session, it is vocalist Nicole Yarling's excessive vibrato in portions of "Blame It on My Youth."