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Manu Katché The Scope
Manu Katché went to the Conservatoire but his musical origins are to be found in rock music. Even though the drummer extraordinaire has listened to a lot of jazz music, he hasn't played that much of it. The case gets even harder to crack when you listen to Katché's tenth album, The ScOpe, where he digs deep into the roots of groove music all the while incorporating the modern sounds of machines.
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Catalog details about The Scope
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ЛейбълAnteprima Productions – 103 832 6
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ФорматГрамофонна плоча / Винил, LP, Албум
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Издание26 April 2019
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OriginEurope
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ЖанрJazz, Soul, Funk, Hip Hop, Experimental, Electronic, Pop
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СъстояниеФабрично запечатана, Нова грамофонна плоча
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EAN133770010383260
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РеференцияMV-746-1
Manu Katché - The Scope in details
In 1992, Katché released his first solo album, It's About Time, largely in the rock genre, with guest musicians like Daniel Lanois, David Rhodes, Peter Gabriel, David Sancious, Branford Marsalis and Sting. His subsequent solo releases have all been jazz. He released his second solo album on September 12, 2005 entitled Neighbourhood, which features Jan Garbarek on saxophone, Tomasz Stanko on trumpet, Marcin Wasilewski on piano and Slawomir Kurkiewicz on double bass. His second ECM album, Playground was released in September 2007. In March 2010, Katché released Third Round, again on ECM. From 2003 to 2007, along with producer Dove Attia, composer André Manoukian and singer Marianne James, he was one of the four judges in the TV-show Nouvelle Star, the French version of Idol series. He was the most feared of them for his wit and his severe judgment about the groove and the rhythm of the singing contestants. Since January 2008, Katché has hosted the monthly program One Shot Not on Arte. In 2010 Katché composed the instrumental music for the six themed lands of the Belgian theme park Bellewaerde. An album, with the twelve compositions for the park, including music for the Mexican, western, Indian and Canadian areas, was sold in souvenir shops at the park. In August 2011 the album Rock the Tabla was released, featuring Manu Katché, Billy Cobham, A.R. Rahman, Hossam Ramzy and Omar Faruk Tekbilek. In the ninth album of his discography, Manu Katché has introduced so many elements from groove, pop, dance, and even reggae, that at this point it’s almost impossible to say which kind of music we have in The Scope. Even beacuse the quantity of “synthetic” components has definitely surpassed the amount of “analogue” ones, which include his drums.
| 01. Keep Connexion | 3:10 |
| 02. Glow | 3:08 |
| 03. Vice | 4:03 |
| 04. Overlooking | 3:34 |
| 05. Please Do | 3:58 |
| 06. Paris Me Mange | 2:50 |
| 07. Let Love Rule | 4:14 |
| 08. Don't U Worry | 3:39 |
| 09. Goodbye For Now | 4:12 |
| 10. Tricky 98' | 3:16 |