Komplettes MP3 Album von Tom&Co
Angegebene Spieldauer: 64:31
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2003-12-17
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Creative contemporary instrumental music that is fun for your feet, sonically surprising, and bodacious when your brain wants some Christmas or Easter music.

Käufer, die sich für (Spyrogyra Yellowjackets Chuck Mangione) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

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Tom&Co began life in the 90’s, and has performed over 60 times a year since. Tom&Co is the praise band for Vineville North Baptist - but this stuff is DEFINITELY not your typical church music! A bit of jazz here, some soulful sax there, some kickin’ grooves over yonder, tons of creativity - and you’ve got a duke’s mixture of styles that will keep your toes tappin’. This is some great music for both Christmas and Easter!

Like the cover says - this is creative instrumental contemporary fun for your feet that is sonically surprising and bodacious for your brain!

Want to hear more? Swing over to the band website (www.tom-and-co.com) for some samples of us performing live.

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Come Thou Long Expected Jesus - uptempo smooth jazz, with a great build

Emmanuel - peaceful solo piano, then the band kicks in!

Silent Night - a hodgepodge opening and a silky-smooth adult contemporary sound.

Gentle Mary Laid Her Child - (aka Good King Wenceslas). Soaring sax over a peaceful synth bed

What Child Is This? - RnR version of the famous question

Venite - "O Come Let Us Adore Him", if you aren’t up on your Latin. Can New Age and Adult Contemporary be combined? Listen and find out!.

Three Kings - First we start in with a Renaissance opener, then check out a Pipe organ in a jazz club, and then hear some seriously toe-tapping contemporary jazz along with some solo piano.

At the Cross - Reflective solo piano. Yes, it’s jazz, but sure doesn’t sound like it!

Christ the Lord is Risn’ Today - straight ahead guitar-less pop

Jesus Paid It All - reflective, then uptempo

I surrender All - smoky jazz club swing

All Creatures of our God - Nashville Pop. You’ll know what that means when the brass come in.

My Father’s World - Pop, with a surprise ending

Joyful, again! - The theme from Beethoven’s 9th symphony, (aka joyful Joyful We Adore Thee), in a 6/8 swing and a 5/4 uptempo Spyrogyro-like version complete with a cameo appearance of a traditional American folk tune.