Jazz connoisseurs know: Bean And The Boys alludes to the granddaddy of jazz tenor saxophone, Coleman “Bean” Hawkins. In this incarnation Scott Hamilton is on tenor saxophone, considered by many as the legitimate successor of the great Hawkins. Paolo Birro is a classically trained pianist who as a jazz musician accompanied many jazz giants. On drums is Alfred Kramer. This is pure music, and your listening pleasure will be at its finest!
Tracklist
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Additional information
| Label | |
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| SKU | SACD146 |
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| Digital Converters | dCS |
| Editing Software | Pyramix |
| Mastering Engineer | As no editing has been made, all the tracks on this record are heard as they were performedGiulio Cesare Ricci |
| Microphones | Neumann U47, U48, M49 |
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| Original Recording Format | |
| Producer | Giulio Cesare Ricci |
| Recording Engineer | Giulio Cesare Ricci |
| Recording location | Palazzo di Scoto di Semifonte |
| Recording Software | Pyramix, Merging Technologies |
| Recording Type & Bit Rate | DSD 64 |
| Release Date | March 10, 2017 |
1 review for Bean And The Boys
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The album will set your foot tapping from almost the first note. And, whilst the focus is mainly on the saxophone, the piano and drums have their time in the spotlight. And the recording is up to Fonè’s usual very high standards. In short: buy the album!
David M Davison (verified owner) –