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| Two More John Klemmer Recordings Released For Digital Download  Two More John Klemmer Contemporary Classics Series Recordings, Rio, vol.1 and vol.2 (Tough Records), released's for Digital Download only, available at iTUNES & other prominant Digital Music websites, is in the tradition of John Klemmer's now classic "Brazilia" & "Arabesque", on Klemmer's own Tough Records "Vanity" Label for "special release's only". These two, never before released fantastic recordings, chronicling John's journey into his exploring what he calls "the consciouness of Brazillian Music", in his own unique way, offer the Passionate & Beautiful Songs of John Klemmer, from, the Gentle & Sensual Bossa Nova-Samba Songs to the energetic Samba's including two Latin versions of John's now classic song "Tough".The prococative & memorable Song's & Performance's in these two recordings take you to a Romantic, Happy & Rhythmic place of Love Songs & Dance that only Brazillian Music can take you. The title of "Rio", John explains; "Is a metaphor for all that is Beautiful & Happy in this World & our Lives. The Songs & Performance's in these two recordings is more than a specific geographical location. It's a state of mind". John takes this fantastic musical journey of artistic excellence & human expression through his songs, saxophone, solo's & production along with Jorge Dalto (keyb), Abe Laborial (el.b), Lenny White (dr) and Airto, Alex Acuna and Lenny Castro (perc). This original Brazilian Music, all Composed by John Klemmer, with a stronger pulse than your typical bossa nova gentleness, offers the Melodic Beauty & Happy Danceble Rhythms & Attitude of the uniqness of Brazillian influenced Music. ALL of the Songs in these two collectable release's are celebrations of life, living & loving, that can only be done with the unique Song & Composing Stylings & Saxophone Sound & Solos of John Klemmer & his selective choice of the greatest of Musician's, all "Artist's" each in themselves. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Jazz News :: home page |