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The Debt

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Download links and information about The Debt by Frank London. This album was released in 1997 and it belongs to Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Avant Garde Metal, Theatre/Soundtrack, Classical genres. It contains 28 tracks with total duration of 01:09:52 minutes.

Artist: Frank London
Release date: 1997
Genre: Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Avant Garde Metal, Theatre/Soundtrack, Classical
Tracks: 28
Duration: 01:09:52
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Intro - The Groove (With the Groove) 4:53
2. Chorale 1:08
3. Filmi 3:45
4. Lament 2:32
5. Melancholy 1:34
6. Laundry Dance: Agitata 4:47
7. Laundry Dance: Calm 2:59
8. Revelation 0:23
9. Blume 3:13
10. Cult Groove 3:08
11. Redemption 0:46
12. Deep 0:33
13. Toy Piano 1:54
14. Shootout 5:21
15. The Debt 2:26
16. To the Club 0:19
17. Moods 0:53
18. Swingers Theme 2:53
19. In Bed 1:15
20. Lounge 0:35
21. Dressers 2:42
22. Brief Seduction 0:49
23. Theme: Reprise 2:46
24. El Silencio, Pt. 1 5:57
25. El Siliencio, Pt. 2 3:17
26. Panic Rhumba 2:02
27. La Paz 2:05
28. Outro - Pathos (With Pathos) 4:57

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The Debt will be an unexpected listen for anyone familiar with trumpeter Frank London's klezmer-oriented recordings. The opening and closing cuts are slick pseudo-funk featuring muted trumpet on reverb (along the lines of Tim Hagans' Animation-Imagination). There are a few a cappella pieces that range from classical choral to Bobby McFerrin style. There are also compositions of bowed strings and muted trumpet for Ivye Project; two commendable ensemble medley-like pieces for the 1993 Cannes Best Short Film winner, The Debt; as well as sections of excellent nightclub jazz for the film The Mood Swingers. Composed for several different films, the selections here are quite a testament to the range of settings in which London is comfortable, but they are also very hit-or-miss.