CHRIS CAMOZZI SLOW BURN NEW CD

Description: Additional Information from Movie Mars Product Description Personnel: Chris Camozzi (guitar); Chelsea (vocals); Jeff Lorber (guitar, keyboards, programming); Tom Politzer, Dave Koz (alto saxophone); Gary Meek (tenor saxophone); Chris Botti (trumpet); Urs Weisendanger (keyboards, percussion, programming); Scott Fuller (keyboards); Larry Kempel (bass); J.R. Robinson (drums); Paul Brown (percussion, programming). Recorded at JHL Sound, Pacific Palisades, California. Personnel: Chris Camozzi (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, nylon-string guitar, wah-wah guitar, keyboards, drums, tambourine, percussion, bass programming, drum programming); Chelsea (vocals, background vocals); Gary Meek (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Dave Koz, Tom Politzer (alto saxophone); Chris Botti (trumpet); Urs Wiesendanger (keyboards, Moog synthesizer, cymbals, hi-hat, percussion, drum programming, percussion programming); Jeff Lorber (keyboards, drum programming); Scott Fuller (keyboards). Audio Mixers: Urs Wiesendanger; Jeff Lorber. Recording information: JHL SOund, Pacific Palisades, CA. Photographer: Jay Blakesberg. Arranger: Jeff Lorber. A sideman well versed on very mainstream pop from his days backing Michael Bolton and Mariah Carey, Chris Camozzi's first two smooth jazz releases offered two very different approaches. Windows of My Soul went very introspective and emotional, while Suede was so happy-go-lucky one review claimed it was like the Disneyland of smooth jazz releases that year. He finds an strong balance on his Samson Records debut, Slow Burn, often following a light acoustic ballad with an edgier electric guitar jam, made all the more funky by Jeff Lorber's trademark percussive keyboard production. The opening track, "Curves," opens with a mystical synth-harp swirl effect before Camozzi shows his reflective acoustic persona and way with gentle improvisation over a mid-tempo pitter-patter percussion pattern. "Snack Shack" has a strong, in-your-face bass and would be a great Lorber Rhodes tune even without the sly duet between Chrisses -- Camozzi's crisp electric lines matched note for note by Botti's sly muted trumpet. The same idea works also on the acoustic romance "Midnight Rendezvous," followed by the throbbing blues-rock blast "Phatt City." "Tommy's Joint" is a blistering free-for-all with Camozzi rocking alongside a lively horn section. The title track blends the best of these two Camozzi approaches, with Camozzi in a graceful mode on the electric over a Lorber shuffle groove that seems ready to explode at any minute. ~ Jonathan Widran About Movie Mars All items are Brand New. We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection second to none. Purchases come with a 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee (minus Shipping & Handling fees) on all unopened products. All items are from licensed Distributors. We do not deal with any Bootleg or Used items!

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