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Natural Instincts
Christopher Boscole
Natural Instincts (CD only - 75 min.) released by pianist/composer Christopher Boscole. This acoustic jazz collection of standards and originals features the jazz-jazz side of his musical personality.
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Prologue | 1:31 | Play |
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If I Should Lose You | 6:31 | Play |
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A Time For Myself | 7:00 | Play |
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I Hear A Rhapsody | 7:46 | Play |
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Over The Rainbow | 3:16 | Play |
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Dolphin Dance | 8:46 | Play |
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Tone Poem | 8:53 | Play |
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Natural Instincts | 9:26 | Play |
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Lament | 8:16 | Play |
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We Will Meet Again | 7:19 | Play |
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Old Age | 6:07 | Play |
| 1:14:51 | ||||
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| Bitmunk Marketplace Service | USD $0.98 |
| CD Baby Artist Royalty | USD $5.97 |
| CD Baby 9% Digital Distribution Cost | USD $0.54 |
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Description
Natural Instincts (CD only - 75 min.) released by Pianist/Composer Christopher Boscole. This acoustic jazz collection of standards and originals features the jazz-jazz side of his musical personality. "It's a piano trio effort most of the way and especially effective on If I Should Lose You , I Hear a Rhapsody, Over the Rainbow, Dolphin Dance, Lament, and We Will Meet Again." Three Seattle horn players (Denney Goodhew, Jay Thomas, & Gary Shutes) add extra dimension on four additional selections, all Boscole originals...cookin" (Oregon Jazz Scene) "Delivers straight ahead jazz with excellent results... the music brings smiles to your face." (Chris Lunn) "Melodist, improviser, composer, ensemble player...he's a mature musician who has wisely followed his Natural Instincts." (Jim Wilke, Jazz After Hours-American Public Radio)