Log in to add to your wishlist
More hypnotic sounds from the world's only theremin lounge band. A theremin, a great singer, and a hot jazz combo play swanky lounge tunes from the 40s, 50s, and 60s.
Genre:
Easy Listening: Lounge
Release Date:
2006
Albums you will love
Project: Pimento
Magical Moods of the Theremin
Easy Listening: Lounge
The Giraffe Had A Voice
The Giraffe Had A Voice
Rock: 80's Rock
Space Age Love Songs
© Copyright-Project: Pimento
(844667003505)
Record Label: Tru Blu Lu
No items available in your wishlist
There's only one theremin lounge band, and that's Project: Pimento! San Francisco’s finest lounge-tenders mix up a passionate elixir of rhythmic suavity set to sound. Sultry female vocals are backed up by a tight jazz combo, including a smooth theremin that takes the mood from the early ‘60s to outer space. Fogged in velvet, hopped on hep, and buying this round.
Project: Pimento returns with their long-awaited follow-up to their debut CD “Magical Moods of the Thereminâ€. This new CD, “Space Age Love Songsâ€, contains 14 songs from the 40s, 50s, and 60s, reinterpreted for 21st century hipsters, hep-cats, and swingers everywhere.
Project: Pimento features the theremin playing of Dr. Robby Virus. As the only instrument that is played without actually touching the instrument, the theremin is notoriously difficult to play, but Dr. Virus tames this musical beast with a hand wave and a martini. Project: Pimento also features the sultry voice of Lola Bombay, alter-ego of noted jazz vocalist Lori Carsillo. The Project: Pimento sound is rounded out by the talent-laden and devastatingly handsome lineup of Gentleman Jack (guitar), Aaron Wallbanger (drums), and Baron Karl von Stoli (bass). Special guest organist Wil Blades also performs on “Space Age Love Songsâ€.
Read more...
Please
log in to review the album.
good-mood maker, retro and sexy
author: holland v
Just the right blend of instruments backing up the silky, top-drawer vocals. Wisely, Project Pimento lets the therimin add to the sound, never allowing it to overpower.
Read more...
As good as the first, and that's really good
author: John O'Connor
Another sweet cocktail jazz CD from this group. The female singer is still lovely, and she still sings and swings. The instruments are tight and clean, and the theremin is again the featured instrumental soloist. A great group: fun to listen to and extremely competent.
Read more...
Dreamy and compelling
author: L. Robinwood
I was excited to find out Project:Pimento was coming out with another CD and I was not disappointed. From the spot-on retro graphic design of the cover to the terrific music inside this is a CD I want to share with everyone I know. The music is ranges from sensual to whimsical while never losing it's dream-like smoothness. Lola Bombay's voice pairs exquisetly with the theremin's sound making for ethereal duets. And the rest of the band ain't bad, either.
Read more...
Awesome, Fever is worth the price of the CD, listen!
author: Bruce and Beth
Move over Peggy Lee! When a song like "Fever" has been defined for over 50 years by one singer, it's news when a novel interpretation makes it fresh. Lola makes "Fever" hers...with no disrespect to Peggy. Wow. I'm impressed. What a fun CD this is. Buy one for all your friends. They'll love you for it.
Read more...