Nominated for the Quarterly Award of the German Record Critics, Quarter 2/2014

"Boonoonoonous" is a word from the Jamaican Creole patois and means "wonderful." Wonderful duos between Jan Luley and Thomas L'Etienne, a specialist in Creole music and choro, combined with virtuosic and soulful piano solo pieces by composers such as Jelly Roll Morton and Scott Joplin, and two intoxicating original compositions by Jan Luley, transport the listener to a world of exuberant joy and warm melancholy.

CD "Boonoonoonous" - Jan Luley, Thomas l'Etienne

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Release date: January 4, 2014
Catalog number: LMR01613
Occupation:
Jan Luley - piano
Thomas L'Etienne - clarinet, vocals (on Winin' Boy Blues)

Title:
Barracao (Oldemar Magalhaes) • New Orleans Joys (Jelly Roll Morton) • Blues Pour La Menthe (Jan Luley) • En Ti Punch (Eugene Delouche) • Petit Fleur (Sidney Bechet) • Mamanita (Jelly Roll Morton) • Winin Boy Blues (Jelly Roll Morton) • Mettez i dehro (Alphonso) • When The Saints (Trad., arr. by Jan Luley) • The Crave (Jelly Roll Morton) • Boonoonoonous (Jan Luley) • Solace (Scott Joplin)
Running time: 57:49

JAN LULEY

piano • vocals • concerts • coaching

CD "Boonoonoonous" - Jan Luley, Thomas l'Etienne

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Demo songs