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news summer 2006
No Naim newsletter would be
complete without a run-down
of recent Naim Label
releases, so here it is. Guitar
highlight of recent discs is
“Tears Of Joy” the new studio
album from Antonio Forcione
available on both CD
(CD087) and Vinyl LP (LP092).
Antonio’s reputation for the
acoustic guitar equivalent of
fireworks will be familiar to
anybody who has heard his
previous work or seen the
man himself live, but on Tears
Of Joy he displays a more
poetic and reflective musical
character.
complete without a run-down
of recent Naim Label
releases, so here it is. Guitar
highlight of recent discs is
“Tears Of Joy” the new studio
album from Antonio Forcione
available on both CD
(CD087) and Vinyl LP (LP092).
Antonio’s reputation for the
acoustic guitar equivalent of
fireworks will be familiar to
anybody who has heard his
previous work or seen the
man himself live, but on Tears
Of Joy he displays a more
poetic and reflective musical
character.
Antonio is joined on Tears Of
Joy by cello, percussion and
accordion, supplemented
with occasional double bass,
drums, piano and vocals. It
was recorded and mixed by
veteran recording engineer
Martin Levan at his Red Kite
Studios in Wales. Martin will
need no introduction to
anybody who reads album
Joy by cello, percussion and
accordion, supplemented
with occasional double bass,
drums, piano and vocals. It
was recorded and mixed by
veteran recording engineer
Martin Levan at his Red Kite
Studios in Wales. Martin will
need no introduction to
anybody who reads album
covers, but try as we might
we can’t think of any clever
link between him and our
next release, Laurence
Hobgood’s “Crazy World”
(CD084).
we can’t think of any clever
link between him and our
next release, Laurence
Hobgood’s “Crazy World”
(CD084).
If Antonio defines “virtuoso”,
then pianist Laurence
Hobgood, no stranger to the
Naim Label, defines “cool”.
“Crazy World” is a collection
of Laurence’s originals and
transcriptions, and marks the
debut release of the trio that
accompanies internationally
renowned and Grammy
nominated singer Kurt Elling.
Laurence, with Rob Amster
then pianist Laurence
Hobgood, no stranger to the
Naim Label, defines “cool”.
“Crazy World” is a collection
of Laurence’s originals and
transcriptions, and marks the
debut release of the trio that
accompanies internationally
renowned and Grammy
nominated singer Kurt Elling.
Laurence, with Rob Amster
on bass and Frank Parker on
drums, demonstrate a
beautifully light touch on
Crazy World. Kurt also
provides vocals on two
tracks.
drums, demonstrate a
beautifully light touch on
Crazy World. Kurt also
provides vocals on two
tracks.
“Cool” could also be used to
describe “Remember The
River”, Fred Simon’s second
release for the Label. News
this time around however is
of a Vinyl LP version of Fred’s
critically acclaimed release
(LP086). The warmth and
intimacy of Remember The
River works perfectly on vinyl
and those who still favour the
LP really shouldn’t miss out on
this exceptional True Stereo
recording. Continuing the
vinyl theme, two past classics
of the Label have also
describe “Remember The
River”, Fred Simon’s second
release for the Label. News
this time around however is
of a Vinyl LP version of Fred’s
critically acclaimed release
(LP086). The warmth and
intimacy of Remember The
River works perfectly on vinyl
and those who still favour the
LP really shouldn’t miss out on
this exceptional True Stereo
recording. Continuing the
vinyl theme, two past classics
of the Label have also
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