Download links and information about Rava String Band by Enrico Rava. This album was released in 1984 and it belongs to Jazz genres. It contains 8 tracks with total duration of 44:07 minutes.
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No. |
Title |
Length |
| 1. |
Verde Que Eu Te Quero Ver (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
3:37 |
| 2. |
String Band (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
7:10 |
| 3. |
Operetta (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
2:27 |
| 4. |
A Note Is a Note (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
7:46 |
| 5. |
Still Life (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
1:01 |
| 6. |
Chanana (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
6:23 |
| 7. |
More from Giulietta (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
9:55 |
| 8. |
Sensatez (featuring Giovanni Tommaso, Naná Vasconcelos / Nana Vasconcelos, Tony Oxley, Gabriella Guida, Augusto Mancinelli, Roberto Marchio, Bernardino Penazzi, Alberto Stagnoli) |
5:48 |
This release ranges from moments of reflective, ambient serenity to periods with more intense activity, although there's seldom any real instrumental ardor or passion exhibited. Trumpeter Enrico Rava's glorious tone and Nana Vasconcelos' percussive dexterity on berimbau and gongs are the closest anyone gets to displaying some fire, but all the participants are expert musicians and nicely demonstrate their proficiency. This finely crafted mood music seems more up ECM's alley than Soul Note's, but Rava and company showed that they could play the same game to perfection.
