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Not Quite Yet 2022

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Release Date: October 28, 2022

Paul's long awaited new album, featuring arrangements by Mike Allemana!

Different versions of this album have been in the works for quite a few years, with starts and stops for a plethora of reasons, not the least of which being the global pandemic. As it was always intended to be, this album is an honest and personal collection of songs which address themes and reflect moods that are characteristic of me at this stage. Though these eternal themes of life, love, and the search for deeper meaning are common, these interpretations were colored and shaped by the circumstances in which we most recently found ourselves. Recalling the past - wondering what’s next - stuck in limbo. This is not quite yet.” Paul Marinaro, September 2022
Marinaro has made the album he needed to hear at a crucial point in our shared history - an entirely personal album - that many others will need to hear, too." Neil Tesser (Grammy Award winning journalist, radio host, music critic, author)

Featuring:
Tom Vaitsas, piano | Mike Allemana, guitar | John Tate, bass | George Fludas, drums | Marques Carroll, trumpet | Raphael Crawford, trombone | Chris Madsen, tenor saxophone | Greg Ward, alto saxophone | Rajiv Halim, clarinet | Jim Gailloreto, flute | Alyssa Allgood, backup vocals | Sarah Marie Young, backup vocals

KAIA String Quartet:
Victoria Moreira, violin | Naomi Culp, violin | Amanda Grimm, viola | Hope DeCelle, cello

Recorded and mixed by Mat Lejeune at Chicago Recording Company
Mastered by Dave McNair

$25 (includes shipping)

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Not Quite Yet: Deluxe 3LP (Bonus Tracks) Vinyl Edition

Available in early 2023

Not Quite Yet - Vinyl

Presale Order:
$65 (plus shipping)

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Singles

5:15 The Angels Have Gone - Single

5:15 The Angels Have Gone 2022

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Born To Be Blue - Single

Born To Be Blue 2022

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About Paul

Chicago-based jazz vocalist Paul Marinaro, dubbed as having "one of the most plush baritones in Chicago – or just about anywhere else" by Howard Reich of the Chicago Tribune, is a modern classic.
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