1994 Marc Beacco – Scampi Fritti

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Setting wordless scat singing to the improvisations of jazz musicians, Marc Beacco has created a unique approach to vocalizing. His 1995 album, Scampi Fritti, was a groundbreaking collaboration with American and European jazz musicians including Michael and Randy Brecker, trombonist Jim Pugh, and bassist Neils Henning-Olersted Pederson. Toto guitarist Steve Lukather praised Beacco for “combining the high-tech vocal techniques of the 1980s and ’90s a cappella singers with guest instrumental soloists.” (Source)

Tracks

1  Live At Scampi Fritti (Marc Beacco) 4:39
2  And The Giraffe Said (Marc Beacco, Randy Brecker) 4:49
3  Nuage Rouge (Marc Beacco) 5:07
4  Cereal Killer (Marc Beacco) 5:10
5  Song For Miguel (Marc Beacco) 4:47
6  The Pasta Dance (Marc Beacco, Laurent Cugny) 4:34
7  Negra Paloma (Marc Beacco) 4:38
8  Tiny Giant (Marc Beacco) 5:32
9  Good Morning (Marc Beacco) 1:40

Media

Musicians

1 Live At Scampi Fritti

TromboneJim Pugh


2 And The Giraffe Said

TromboneRandy Brecker
TrumpetRandy Brecker
VocalsRandy Brecker


3 Nuage Rouge

TromboneRandy Brecker
TrumpetRandy Brecker
VocalsRandy Brecker


4 Cereal Killer

Guitar (solo)Steve Lukather


5 Song For Miguel

BassNiels Henning Orsted Pedersen


7 Negra Paloma

BandoleonJuan Jose Mosalini


8 Tiny Giant

DrumsDennis Chambers

Liner Notes

Mixed By – Pierre Yves Roupin
Recorded By – Pierre Yves Roupin

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Studio Ramsès
Copyright (c) – Polydor/Polygram S.A. France
Manufactured By – Polydor K.K.