Album · 2005
Straight Ahead
- Released
- 2005
- Label
- Splasc(H) Records
- Catalogue no.
- CDH 871.2
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 56:28
- Country
- IT
“Straight Ahead” is an album by Sheila Jordan & E.S.P. Trio, released in 2005 on Splasc(H) Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 56:28. Jazz standards on the record include “I Thought About You”, “I've Never Been In Love Before”, “Like Someone In Love” and “The Meaning Of The Blues”. The line-up features Attilio Zanchi (double bass, producer), Gianni Cazzola (drums (drum set), membranophone), Roberto Cipelli (piano, producer), Sheila Jordan (vocals) and Paolo Fresu (flugelhorn, trumpet).
Who played on Straight Ahead
- Attilio Zanchi double bass, producer all tracks
- Gianni Cazzola drums (drum set), membranophone all tracks
- Roberto Cipelli piano, producer all tracks
- Sheila Jordan vocals all tracks
- Paolo Fresu flugelhorn, trumpet
Tracklist
- 1 I Thought About You standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 5:00
- 2 You Must Believe in Spring standard — Michel Legrand 6:10
- 3 You Came (Vieste) 5:24
- 4 Straight Ahead 5:21
- 5 Like Someone in Love standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:14
- 6 The Meaning of the Blues standard — Bobby Troup 5:11
- 7 The Thrill Is Gone standard — Ray Henderson 5:07
- 8 The Promise of You 5:34
- 9 I've Never Been in Love Before standard — Frank Loesser 4:28
- 10 So Many Stars standard — Sérgio Mendes 5:10
- 11 You 4:49
Production
- Giuseppe Emmanuele engineer
- Mario Cavallaro engineer
- Peppo Spagnoli producer
More albums by Sheila Jordan & E.S.P. Trio
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Straight Ahead?
The line-up of Straight Ahead includes Attilio Zanchi (double bass, producer), Gianni Cazzola (drums (drum set), membranophone), Roberto Cipelli (piano, producer), Sheila Jordan (vocals) and Paolo Fresu (flugelhorn, trumpet).
Which label released Straight Ahead?
Straight Ahead was released in 2005 on Splasc(H) Records (CDH 871.2).
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