Chuck Mangione - Quase (From The Feeling's Back DVD, 1999)

 


You're listening to "Quase" by Chuck Mangione from the album The Feeling's Back.

This video was originally released as part of The Feeling's Back VHS/DVD. 

Featuring: Chuck Mangione on flugelhorn, Cliff Korman on keyboard, David Finck on bass, Paulo Braga on drums, Cafe on percussions, Jay Azzolina on guitar, and Maucha Adnet on vocals

About The Feeling's Back:

Soothing melodies, seductive Brazilian rhythms and the sound of his legendary horn are front and center as Chuck Mangione performs his own compositions, plus those by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luis Bonfa, Dorival Caymmi and more. Mangione showcases why he is a major force in contemporary jazz and an icon of smooth jazz. The Feeling's Back has a sound so true-to-life, your ears will transport you into the heart of these special performances. Come share the feeling of the man with the horn—and the hat.

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