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Blue Notes

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Download links and information about Blue Notes by ReBop Union. This album was released in 2007 and it belongs to Jazz genres. It contains 10 tracks with total duration of 01:06:55 minutes.

Artist: ReBop Union
Release date: 2007
Genre: Jazz
Tracks: 10
Duration: 01:06:55
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Casual Meeting (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 7:09
2. Blue Notes (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 8:26
3. Saxando (Live) (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 4:58
4. Copenhagen Palermo (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 6:40
5. Mediterranean (Live) (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 7:54
6. Mondello (Live) (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 8:13
7. New Time (Live) (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 5:38
8. Obsession (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 5:34
9. Reconstruction (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 5:25
10. What Is Thing Called Love (Live) (featuring Daniel / Frank, Thomas Fryland, Francesco Cigna, Orazio Maugeri) 6:58

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ReBop Union is a European quintet consisting of three Italians (guitarist Francesco Cigna, alto saxophonist Orazio Maugeri, and drummer Tony Cigna), a Dane (trumpeter/flugelhornist Thomas Fryland), and a Swede (bassist Daniel Franck). Their debut recording focuses mostly on their post-bop originals, most of which were written by Francesco Cigna. His opener, "Casual Meeting," is a pretty straightforward workout of the familiar changes to "I Got Rhythm," though the bluesy "Blue Notes" gives a better idea of the band's capabilities, showcasing Maugeri's wry sax and Francesco's slinky guitar. Maugeri's upbeat "Saxando" is a snappy feature for Fryland's blistering trumpet, while he switches to flugelhorn for the saxophonist's melancholy ballad "New Time." The sole standard is an intricate arrangement of "What Is This Thing Called Love." Recommended.