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Less is More by C to C
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fave it Smooth Jazz | Jazzy Blues
11 tracks | 58 minutes
Released Jun 2002
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:57 Less Is More lyrics BUY MP3 04:57 Less Is More lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:57 Less Is More
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Grooving piano and organ based Jazz with a Blues/R&B feel. Several cuts have Sax solos. Don't pass this up. You'll love thhe grooves.
Bio / Background
For the past few years Steve(keyboards), Jason(bass) and Mark(sax) have been regulars in the music scene in Bar Harbor Maine. They met when Blues singer Big Pete Pearson came to Maine and, instead of retiring, started a new edition of his Blues band, Big Pete Pearson and the Blue Sevilles. That was a great gig! (Thanks Pete if you ever read this). Pete eventually got the urge to move back to Arizona and go after a more high profile scene.
Since then, Steve, Jason and Mark have been honing their style in the bars and clubs of Bar Harbor and Bangor. The name C to C came about by accident. Jason and Mark were previously in rock/experimental jazz group in Colorado called Cosmos to Chaos. One night, while playing, the bar owner needed a name for publicity. Cosmos to Chaos didn't seem to fit this group so it just got shortened to C to C. Since the music is piano/keyboard based, the name seemed to fit.
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