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Lou Lanza : Shadows And Echoes
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This is a ballad heavy collection of generally off the beaten track standards sung beautifully by Lou Lanza. If you like melodic jazz that swings, you would enjoy this cd.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 1998
Shadows And Echoes Record Label: Challenge
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Get Happy 4:12 Album Only
Lonely Girl 4:53 Album Only
A Thousand Thoughts of You 4:03 Album Only
Make Believe 5:30 Album Only
I've Got Just About Everything 4:28 Album Only
Shadows and Echoes 8:28 Album Only
Happy Samba 3:38 Album Only
Cuckoo 3:11 Album Only
Dreamsville 5:14 Album Only
Star Sounds 4:14 Album Only
The House Is Haunted 7:05 Album Only
The Gift 3:32 Album Only
Lover, Come Back to Me 4:40 Album Only
Turn Out the Stars 2:44 Album Only
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Lou Lanza is a Philadelphia native who thrives on the cultural and musical heritage of that city. Lou has music in his genes - an opera singer grandfather, a classical violinist father, and a pianist, organist & music teaching mother. His jazz influence came from another of his relatives, Vince Trombetta, a saxophonist & arranger who served as musical director of The Mike Douglas Show. Lou’s music teachers include Jimmy Bruno and Larry McKenna. His live performances in Philadelphia, New York, and Atlantic City have earned him the admiration of many industry professionals including Bootsie Barnes, Henry Mancini, & Tony Bennett. Some of Lou’s CDs include: the road not taken (C.A.B. Records), corner pocket (J-Bird Records), Shadows and Echoes (Challenge Records), and opening Doors, A Jazz Tribute to The Doors and An Intimate Portrait in Blue (to be released next spring). Lou has appeared in a series jazz related of spots on BET, will be listed among the top 500! jazz vocalists of all time in The Jazz Singers by critic/author Scott Yanow (to be published by Backbeat Books), was voted among the top five male jazz vocalists of 2003 in the Brazil Press Tribune, won in 2005 for opening Doors: a jazz tribute to The Doors, and placed second for An Intimate Portrait In Blue, as well as being listed in the top 10 albums of the year.

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