Woody Allen - Woody Allen La Musique De Manhattan À Midnight In Paris

Review by sti doctor

Woody Allen La Musique De Manhattan À Midnight In Paris is a delightful album that showcases the legendary filmmaker's love for jazz music. The album features 18 tracks that take listeners on a musical journey from the vibrant streets of Manhattan to the romantic alleys of Paris.

The album's opening track, "Take the A Train," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its upbeat tempo and lively instrumentation. Other notable tracks include "Midnight in Paris," a hauntingly beautiful tune that captures the essence of the city of lights, and "Stardust," a classic jazz standard that is given a fresh new interpretation by Allen and his talented band.

Throughout the album, Allen's love for jazz music is evident in every note. His piano playing is impeccable, and his arrangements are masterful. The album also features several guest musicians, including clarinetist Eddie Davis and trumpeter Dick Hyman, who add their own unique flair to the music.

Summary by sti doctor

Woody Allen La Musique De Manhattan À Midnight In Paris is a must-have for any jazz lover or fan of Woody Allen's films. The album is a testament to Allen's talent as a musician and his deep appreciation for the art form of jazz.