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On a Warm Summer Night (Tous Mes Caprices) by Isabelle Antena (CD, 1988)

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Format : CD (1 Disc); Stereo. Audio Remasterers: Pierre Vale; Denis Moulin. Studio/Live : Studio. Country : USA.

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Product Identifiers

ProducerMartin Hayles

Record LabelLtm/Boutique

UPC5024545347326

eBay Product ID (ePID)17050193782

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year1988

GenreJazz

Run Time55 Mins 29 Seconds

ArtistIsabelle Antena

Release TitleOn a Warm Summer Night (Tous Mes Caprices)

Additional Product Features

DistributionDarla Distribution

Number of Discs1

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

EngineerPhil Delire

Additional informationPersonnel: Patrick Deltenre (guitar); Pietro Lacirignola (saxophone); Marco DeMeersman (drums); Frank Michiels (percussion); Lloyd Johnson, Ilona Chale (background vocals). Audio Remasterers: Pierre Vale; Denis Moulin. Liner Note Author: James Nice. Recording information: Club Quattro, Nagoya, Japan (11/1987-06/1991); Club Quattro, Tokyo, Japan (11/1987-06/1991); Icp Studios, Brussels, Belgium (11/1987-06/1991); Koseinenkin Hall, Osaka, Japan (11/1987-06/1991). Photographer: Sylvain Fasy. Though it displays considerable evidence of its late-1980s origins, including drum machines and other sonic giveaways, Isabelle Antena's ON A WARM SUMMER NIGHT is mostly a leisurely, enjoyable cruise through a host of different musical genres. The French singer's interpretations of Chic-influenced R&B on "Caprices" and "Time to Work," big band jazz on "Une Journee Banale A New York City," and gently insistent bossa nova on "Romancia Del Amor," are both charming and effective. But she really hits her stride on the torchy "Eclat De Nuit" and the seductively laid-back "Easy Living," hinting at the jazzy roots that were to provide the basis of her 2005 comeback.

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo