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More Than Red by Paul Serrato & Co.
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fave it Latin Jazz | Acoustic Blues
9 tracks | 67 minutes
Released Mar 2002
on Graffiti productions
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:33 Sweet and Sour lyrics BUY MP3 04:33 Sweet and Sour lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:33 Sweet and Sour
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 08:58 More Than Red lyrics BUY MP3 08:58 More Than Red lyrics "GIFT MP3" 08:58 More Than Red
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:20 Blues for a Graffiti Artist lyrics BUY MP3 04:20 Blues for a Graffiti Artist lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:20 Blues for a Graffiti Artist
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Music that pursues instrumental textures as well as world grooves to explore jazz traditions with a "downtown" New York edge. Blues, ballads and Afro-Cuban all contribute to the urban mix.
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Music that pursues instrumental textures as well as world grooves to explore jazz traditions with a "downtown" New York edge. Blues, ballads and Afro-Cuban all contribute to the urban mix.
Since its release in January, MORE THAN RED has maintained a srong position on the national Yellow Dog Jazz Chart, affirming its appeal to listeners across America. Typical broadcast response has been:
"A fantastic record" (Russ Haines, WWSP, Stevens Point, Wisconsin)
"Dynamite musicians" (Marc E. Copeland, WFDU-FM, Teaneck, New Jersey)
"An incredible record...every track" (Jason Crane, WGMC, Rochester, New York)
The inception of the independent Graffiti Productions label was 1991 with the national release of NEXUS, a jazz fusion cd (scheduled for rerelease). The story of the launching was reported by Barbara Marsh in The Wall Street Journal in "More Musicians Start Their Own Labels", 11/13/91.