In 1905, a man named Eleisha Pechey invented a new typeface, naming it Windsor. Around 70 years later a film director called Allan Stewart Konisberg added it to his many obsessions, making it the distinctive font of his opening credits. Those white-on-black credits, as neutral as they are, now give no hint of what?s in store for the viewer apart from revealing that it is, unmistakably, a Woody Allen movie. The credits with the names of the crew ? always the same ? and actors, with the music in the background, inspired this album, meant as homage to Woody Allen, a homage that, as a great lover of traditional jazz, he would probably not approve of: playing as a piano trio the songs that fili our ears during the first frames of his movies. When we get comfy in our armchair and think: "play it again, Woody".
Tracks:
1. Let's Misbehave 03:39
2. Take the Money and Run 06:20
3. Quiero la Noche 03:51
4. Una furtiva lagrima 05:05
5. Toot Toot Tootsie Goo'bye 03:45
6. Cassandra's Dream (feat. Manuel Zigante) 06:29
7. When Day Is Done 04:13
8. Lieutenant Kije, Op.60: IV. Troika 05:35
9. Just You, Just Me 03:41
10. Rhapsody in Blue - Someone to Watch Over Me 11:09
