à prix réduit Three To Tango by Original Soundtrack NEUF

Tracks:
Jumpin East of Java
Swing Sweet Pussycat
Maddest Kind of Love
Mr. Zoot Suit
Here Comes the Snake
Trou Macacq
Datin With No Dough
Violent Love
Go Tell the Preacher
Lint
Goin Out of My Head
Salt in My Wounds
That Says It All
Lets Get Outta Here

Performer Notes:

• Personnel: J. Ralph (guitar, keyboards, percussion, programming); Justin Wallace (upright bass); Daniel Glass , David Berger (drums).
• Audio Mixers: John Houlihan; Dae Bennett; Harry Brotman; Gregg Jampol; Jim Monroe; John Holbrook; John Kurlander; Michael Frondelli; Mike Napolitano; Mike Plotnikoff; Paul DuGre; Ross Bon; Squirrel Nut Zippers; Tim Latham; Billy Barnett; Bob Clearmountain; Brad Haehnel.
• Arrangers: Graeme Revell ; Mark Jones; Brian Setzer.
• THREE TO TANGO is a surprising collection of music that highlights a number of bands responsible for returning swing and big band music to prevalence in pop circles. The album also represents a refreshing change from the kinds of soundtracks that often seem like poorly matched various artist compilations.
• The leadoff track, "Jumpin East of Java," by the Brian Setzer Orchestra, sets the tone for some irresistible fun. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy contributes "Maddest Kind of Love," a sexy, swooning song that sums up the desperation of unrequited love. The jazzy "Datin With No Dough," by Royal Crown Revue offers up some campy humor, while the Outsiders hip-hop-meets-swing proves interesting on "Lint." Duncan Sheiks "That Says It All" and the instrumental "Lets Get Outta Here" are ideal choices for this romantic comedy.

Producer: Dae Bennett, Duncan Sheik, J. Ralph, Graeme Revell, Indigo Swing, Jimmy Vivino, John Hahn, Matt à prix réduit Bronleewe, Michael Frondelli, Mike Napolitano, Peter Collins, Ross Bon, Royal Crown Revue, Rupert Hine, Scotty Morris, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Steve Perry, Brad Benedict, Bruce Fairbairn, Bruce Iglauer, John Houlihan (Compilation)

Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 26 June, 2000