Name: Romanza *
Brand: Moondo Records
SKU: 1136648
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Romanza *

By Sahnas

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CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

21 February 2006

Album: Romanza *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Besame Mucho
2)	Fields of Gold
3)	And I Love Her
4)	Just the Way You Are
5)	Every Breath You Take
6)	Romanza
7)	New Kid in Town
8)	Bella Monterosa, La
9)	Wicked Game
10)	You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine

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EAN

0807851201323

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Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Label

Moondo Records

Performer Notes

Sahnas: Demitri Sahnas (acoustic guitar, electric bass, percussion); Thano Sahnas (acoustic guitar, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Demitri Sahnas; Thano Sahnas.
Recording information: Sahnas Music Productions, Mesa, AZ.
Magnificently blending the sounds and rhythms of their native Greek culture with the warm, inviting romance of the classical Spanish guitar, brothers Thano and Demitri Sahnas have created a magical and intimate Mediterranean style that perfectly complements the powerful jazz fusion of their popular Phoenix-based band, Turning Point. In 2005, Moondo Records released their first two independent albums, From Mykonos to Madrid (a mix of covers and originals that captured their sensual Mediterranean spirit) and the all-original Odyssey. Romanza, their perfectly titled third release, takes this concept to even deeper places in the heart, finding the true emotional core of some of the world's best-loved pop songs. Although the ten-song collection begins with the Latin pop classic "Besame Mucho" and includes the original composition "La Bella Monterosa," the brothers focus primarily on gorgeous new arrangements of beloved pop classics from their own generation: Sting's "Fields of Gold" and "Every Breath You Take," the Beatles' "And I Love Her," Billy Joel's "Just the Way You Are," the Eagles' "New Kid in Town," et al. Distilled down to three guitars, including a harmony overdub, the songs' melodies take on a whole new emotional depth. ~ Jonathan Widran