Yolanda Duke – Te Llevo Bajo La Piel

May 6, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: arturo sandoval, Bobby Porcelli, Champian Fulton, Gerry Madera, Noah Bless, Pete Miranada, Sonny Bravo, Te Llevo Bajo La Piel, thejazzpage.com, Yolanda Duke

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Vocalist Yolanda Duke brings new life to classics from the Great American Songbook with her recording Te Llevo Bajo La Piel. With the aid of a brilliant big band, Duke, who co-produced this effort, channels the work of Errol Garner, George and Ira Gershwin and Cole Porter among others, into a powerfully Latin incarnation. The singer could not have made a smarter choice than to have invited the great Arturo Sandoval to be a part of this effort. Sandoval, along with the other musicians on this recording, contributes to the brilliant sound intertwined with Duke’s impeccably versatile voice. Assisting in this substantial effort are Bobby Porcelli on alto sax and flute, Peter Miranda on baritone sax, Gerry Madera on bass, Sonny Bravo and Champian Fulton on piano and Noah Bless on trombones, among many others. This is an endeavor that is not only a great conceptually, but outstanding in its result .

Click to listen to a clip of “La Neblina De Tu Amor (Misty)”:


Tracks: La Neblina De Tu Amor (Misty), Te Llevo Bajo La Piel, Contigo En La Sitancia, Eso Que Llaman Amor ( what Is This thing Called Love?),Mucho Besos, Dios-Como Te Amo!, Nadie Me Lo Podra Quitar (They Can’t take That Away From Me), Luna Azul (Blue Moon), Medley Myrta Silva, Extraño Aquellos Años (The Hungry Years), Dio, Come Ti Amo! (Version Italiana).

Website: YolandaDuke.com