Al Jarreau - 2000-07-02 - Montreal - DVD5 torrent

RIP Al Jarreau (March 12, 1940 – February 12, 2017)

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Al Jarreau
Montreal International Jazz Festival
Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier de la Place des Arts
Montreal, Canada
July 2, 2000

Source: TV broadcast > VHS > ? > DVD-R

Video: MPEG-2, PAL 720*576 (4:3) Colour, 25 fps, 5450 kbps
Audio: Dolby Digital (AC-3) 48000 Hz, 2 ch

No one on the contemporary scene can be compared to singer Al Jarreau. Not just for his Grammys in jazz, pop and R&B, but for the way he's been able to combine influences as diverse as church music, bebop and African and Asian speech and song. At this 45-minute program taken from his performance at the 2000 edition of the Montreal International Jazz Festival, "the acrobat of scat" performs a half-dozen numbers ranging from standards (Take Five, Since I Fell for You) to songs he's long been associated with (Mornin', High Crime) to newer material (the Latin-infected Tomorrow Today from the recent album of the same name). An unforgettable performance by a man who has produced one of the most distinctive bodies of music of our time. - MIJF

1. Puddit (Put It Where You Want It) - Jarreau/Sample
2. Mornin' - Jarreau/Foster/Graydon
3. Just To Be Loved - Champlin/Mathieson
4. Since I Fell For You - Johnson
5. High Crime - Jarreau/Graydon/Lyle
6. Take Five - Desmond
7. Tomorrow Today - Jarreau/Ravel

Total time 54:57

Al Jarreau - vocals
Debbie Davis - vocals
Joe Turano - saxophone
Ross Bolton - guitar
Freddie Ravel - keyboards
Chris Walker - bass
José "Jota" Morelli - drums
Arno Lucas - percussion

Note: For some strange reason this will not play with VLC Player, but with Media Player!

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