Ready'n Able

1. Joseph's Tiger

2. Relaxing at Camarillo

3. I Wish

4. Touch

5. Sunny

6. All the Things You Are

7. Djangology

8. I Will Wait for You

9. Ready 'N Able

10. Body and Soul

11. Blue Bossa

12. Listen

Tracks:

Preacher
Lady Be Good
Joy
Bayou
Ready N Able
You Get Cha
Deep Purple
I CanT Give You Anything But Love
Well You NeednT
I Cover The Waterfront
High And The Mighty
Fiddlin The Minors

Average customer rating:

Genuine jazz manouche

Ready'n Able
Stochelo Rosenberg
Manufacturer: Iris Music France
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007Z47VG
Release Date: 2005-07-12

Tracks:

Joseph's Tiger
Relaxing at Camarillo
I Wish
Touch
Sunny
All the Things You Are
Djangology
I Will Wait for You
Ready 'N Able
Body and Soul
Blue Bossa
Listen

Customer Reviews:

Genuine jazz manouche.......2005-08-12

A towering figure in today's Gypsy jazz scene and -- like Django Reinhardt before him -- a member of Western Europe's Sinti community, Stochelo Rosenberg manages to push the Hot Club sound into the 21st century without compromising its fiery technique and snappy acoustic tone. On Ready 'n Able, Rosenberg mixes originals (the Joe Pass-meets-Segovia "Listen" is astounding) with tunes by Charlie Parker ("Relaxing at Camarillo"), Stevie Wonder ("I Wish"), and soul-jazz organist Jimmy Smith ("Ready 'n Able"). Toss in such classics as "Djangology," "All the Things You Are," and "Body and Soul," and you have the ingredients for an eclectic, deeply satisfying jazz-guitar experience. Skillfully accompanied by guitarist and younger brother Mozes (who contributes wonderful solos of his own) and upright bassist Sani Van Mullem, Rosenberg delivers blistering arpeggios and runs with a quivering vibrato and lightning speed worthy of Mr. Reinhardt himself. Armed with vintage Selmer and modern Léo Eimers 6-strings, Rosenberg makes genuine jazz manouche that sounds fresh, yet timeless.