Esplanade Ave : Chris Rolin

Chris Rolin : Esplanade Ave.
Groovy smooth jazz to brighten your day.

This is the second album of Chris Rolin's musical career. The CD features upbeat stylings of guitar instrumentals set in a more contemporary smooth jazz format. Several of the songs include saxophone playing by award winning artist Tom Keenlyside. Esplanade Ave was inspired by his recent move to Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.

Songs:

1. Esplanade Ave
2. Funky Sundays
3. My Hats Too Tight
4. Dexter's House
5. Havana Nights
6. Gypsy Caravan
7. 120 B Ave
8. Swampy Thang

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 10/23/2020
Chris Rolin lives in Pitt Meadows British Columbia Canada

Tagged as: Jazz, Instrumental, Electric Guitar, Happy Hour, Lounge

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