Djangolotry, by Zazou

Djangolotry

by Zazou

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1.	Djangolotry 03:38	info	buy track
2.	Unavoidable Consequence of Being Me 03:51	info	buy track
3.	Piel Canela 03:04		buy track
4.	The Trouble with Boys and Girls 04:14	info	buy track
5.	Derivative Swing 05:15	info	buy track
6.	Parlez moi d'amour 03:23		buy track
7.	Now They Call It Swing 03:20		buy track
8.	Beyond the Sunset 03:01	info	buy track
9.	Boss Bossa 03:40	lyrics	buy track
Hoffman
10.	Quasar 04:35	info	buy track
11.	Cordon Blues 04:41	info	buy track
12.	Où est-il donc? 03:23		buy track
13.	Rhythme Gitane 03:51		buy track
14.	Que reste-t-il 05:35		buy track
15.	Crazy 00:58	info	buy track

credits

released May 21, 2004

Zazou is:
Johnny Calcagno aka “Maui Jim” - Rythm Guitar
Ryan Hoffman aka “Dr. Smooth” - Lead Guitar
Ms. Jessica aka “The Rev” - Lead Vocals and Upright Bass
Jeff Smith aka “El Gran Jefe” - Rythm Guitar
Hugh Sutton aka “Captain Obvious” - Lead Vocals and Accordion

special guests:
Sean Divine - Harmonica on Cordon Blues and Crazys on Crazy
Jim Knodle - Trumpet on Unprouncounable
Reggie Miles - Musical Saw (“a razor sharp handtool with the heart of an artist!”) on Quasar
Jojo Mascorelli - Drums, Percussion and Bom-bahs on
Unpronounceable Consquence, Quasar, Now They Call it Swing, and Piel Canela

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Don Gunn A.K.A Dr. Donkenstein.
Recorded en la casa del Gran Jefe en Seattle, WA in February 2004.
Cover Design created by the Rev and Maui Jim.
Photos: Jeanne Sickel, Mary Logan, Don Gunn and the Rev

Wanna sing along? Lyrics at zazoumusic.com/album_lyrics.htm

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Zazou Seattle, Washington

Zazou was a Seattle-based sextet featuring accordion, lead and harmony vocals, string bass, rhythm and lead guitars and percussion. Its repertoire included original material, inspired by the sophisticated melodies of French Jazz Manouche, Parisian Musette, Latin American popular songs and American Swing Jazz. ... more