RADIO DAYS - THE METRONOMES

RADIO DAYS (CVLD036)

THE METRONOMES

Available in: HD File, CD

Tracks

1 - Pennies from Heaven (Johnston - Burke)*@ 2:28
2 - Il giovanotto matto (Luttazzi)^ 3:18<
3 - Sermonette (J.Adderly - J.Hendricks)^@ 3:23
4 - Baciami piccina (Morbelli - Astore)* 2:43
5 - Sweet Sue, just you (W.J.Harris - V.Young)§ 2:08
6 - Chattanooga Choo Choo (H.Warren - M.Gordon - Devilli)*@ 3:23
7 - Radames (Coslow - Testi italiani: Age e Savona)^ 3:00
8 - Learnin’ the blues (D. Silvers)* 5:01
9 - In cerca di te perduto amor (Testoni - Sciorilli)^ 4:19
10 - Caterina (Gemmot - Angels)*@ 2:57
11 - Conosci mia cugina (Pinchi - Rossi)* 2:13
12 - Big Bad Billy is Sweet William now (M.Ager - J.Yellen)@ 2:07
13 - Cabaret (Kander - Ebb)§ 2:36
14 - Mille lire al mese (Sopranzi - Innocenzi)§ 3:05
15 - Tamp ‘em up solid (Traditional)@ 2:19
TOTAL TIME: 45’09”

Track key

Special Guests:
@ The Diapa Sons (Stefano Balsano, Daniele Schiavon) chorus
^ Michele Giacomazzi acoustic guitar
§ Marco Pasetto soprano saxopho
* Marco Strano tenor saxophone

Notes

Production: VELUT LUNA
Executive producer: Marco Lincetto
Recording & Mastering engineer: Marco Lincetto
Editing: Fabio Framba on SONIC SOLUTIONS USP 24/96
Artistic direction: Marco Lincetto/The Metronomes
Cover photo: Ilenco Tracmot
Inside Photos: Stefano Balsano
Critical notes: Adriano Mazzoletti
Layout: Limage
English translation: Adriana Tuz/Andrea Borsato
Marketing: Francesco Pesavento
Sales manager: Moreno Danieli & Patrizia Pagiaro
Press Agent: Emanuela Dalla Valle
World wide contacts: Cristiana Dalla Valle

Standards from Italian and American Swing Age, '40 and '50 years. The Metronomes: Francesco Michielin, vocal / Carlo Piccoli, piano / Stefano Fedato, drums / Special Guests: Marco Strano, saxophones / Michele Giacomazzi, guitars / Marco Pasetto, soprano sax / Gianni Pirollo, clarinet / The Diapa Sons, chorus 24Bit / 96 kHz Digital Recording. Live in studio at Studio Papillons (Padova, Italy). January, 2000

The Metronomes' repertoire ranges from Italian songs of the 30s and 40s (Baciami Piccina, Mille lire al mese, Il giovanotto matto, the latter written in 1940 by a twenty-year-old Lelio Luttazzi) to later ones (Conosci mia cugina), to American evergreens like Pennies from Heaven, Undecided, Cabaret, but also much more modern pieces like Sermonette.