Get an inside look at the making of a once-in-a-lifetime album, the first in the "One Take" series. The brainchild of Toronto producer Peter Cardinali, the project features four renowned jazz artists performing seven numbers in one continuous take. Unaltered by edits or overdubs, Guido Basso, Lorne Lofsky, Vito Rezza and Joey DeFrancesco demonstrate the pure power of improvisation. Songs include "Walkin'" "My Romance" and "How Insensitive."
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Have you watched One Take: Vol. 1: Lorne Lofsky, Guido Basso, Joey DeFrancesco & Vito Rezza yet? What did you think about it?