Carla Marcotulli - How Can I Get To Mars? (2008)
BAND/ARTIST: Carla Marcotulli
- Title: How Can I Get To Mars?
- Year Of Release: 2008
- Label: ACT[ACT 9720-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 49:15
- Total Size: 116 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. How Can I Get To Mars
2. Easy Way
3. What Is Love
4. Lady Day
5. Rocco's Rhythm
6. When I Love Again
7. Do You Love Me
8. Autoritratto
9. Waltz For Bill
10. I'm Through With Love
11. I Look At You
12. I Get Along Without You
13. OK
personnel :
Carla Marcotulli – vocals
Sandro Gibellini - guitar
Dick Halligan - piano
Dave Carpenter - bass
Peter Erskine - drums
Quartetto Dorico :
Laura Riccardi / Alessandro Milani - violin
Gabriele Baffero - violin
Antonello Leofreddi - viola
Marco Decimo - cello
In music one plus one can sometimes equal three – for instance, the sum of a project is often more than the value of its individual participants. A perfect example: the collaboration of the Italian singer Carla Marcotulli with the American composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist Dick Halligan for their first ACT album How Can I Get To Mars? (ACT 9720-2) Carla Marcotulli comes from a musical family. Her father was a sound engineer with his own studio in which, among other things, a lot of film music was recorded, including a good number of scores from Ennio Morricone. While sister Rita took piano lessons – today she is one of Italy’s most renowned jazz pianists – Carla began playing flute. Coincidently, her music school also had a gospel choir and a jazz big band. Carla recalls that, “It was rare to have either of these in Italy i...
1. How Can I Get To Mars
2. Easy Way
3. What Is Love
4. Lady Day
5. Rocco's Rhythm
6. When I Love Again
7. Do You Love Me
8. Autoritratto
9. Waltz For Bill
10. I'm Through With Love
11. I Look At You
12. I Get Along Without You
13. OK
personnel :
Carla Marcotulli – vocals
Sandro Gibellini - guitar
Dick Halligan - piano
Dave Carpenter - bass
Peter Erskine - drums
Quartetto Dorico :
Laura Riccardi / Alessandro Milani - violin
Gabriele Baffero - violin
Antonello Leofreddi - viola
Marco Decimo - cello
In music one plus one can sometimes equal three – for instance, the sum of a project is often more than the value of its individual participants. A perfect example: the collaboration of the Italian singer Carla Marcotulli with the American composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist Dick Halligan for their first ACT album How Can I Get To Mars? (ACT 9720-2) Carla Marcotulli comes from a musical family. Her father was a sound engineer with his own studio in which, among other things, a lot of film music was recorded, including a good number of scores from Ennio Morricone. While sister Rita took piano lessons – today she is one of Italy’s most renowned jazz pianists – Carla began playing flute. Coincidently, her music school also had a gospel choir and a jazz big band. Carla recalls that, “It was rare to have either of these in Italy i...
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