(Vocal Jazz) Janet Seidel - Doris and Me - 2001, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps

Janet Seidel - Doris and Me Жанр: Vocal Jazz Год выпуска диска: 2001 Производитель диска: La Brava Аудио кодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 68:19 Трэклист: 01 - Somebody Loves Me /Blue Skies Medley 02 - Sentimental Journey 03 - Secret Love 04 - I’ll String Along with You 05 - My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time, Let's Be Buddies - I May Be Wrong 06 - I've Got the Sun in the Morning 07 - Embraceable You 08 - It's Magic 09 - Canadian Capers 10 - Too Marvelous for Words 11 - I Know That You Know 12 - Crazy Rhythm 13 - Tea For Two, Do Do Do 14 - The Very Thought of You 15 - The Way You Look Tonight 16 - Lullaby of Broadway 17 - Love Me Or Leave Me 18 - Ten Cents a Dance 19 - Close Your Eyes 20 - Perhaps 21 - Windy City 22 - Pillow Talk, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, Teacher's Pet 23 - Que Sera Sera 24 - Please Don't Talk About Me   Дополнительная информация Musicians: Janet SEIDEL: vocal, Chuck MORGAN: guitar, David SEIDEL: bass AMG Rating: 4* Australia's popular jazz and cabaret artist performs her versions of the popular Doris Day repertoire. Acclaimed by critics, Doris fans & Janet fans alike. Recorded live on minimal mikes in the studio with her regular touring trio, this set sounds stunningly real just as if you were in the room with the musicians. AMG Review by Dave Nathan Doris Day recorded more than 600 songs over a lengthy and successful career in the movies and recording studio. She was smart enough to quit while she was ahead. But neither she nor the special way she sang a song is forgotten. Tribute and commemoration albums abound. This latest from one of Australia's premiere singers, Janet Seidel, focuses on more sophisticated material Day sang in movies, like Young Man With a Horn and her film portrayal of vocalist Ruth Etting, as well as tunes she did with bands led by Les Brown and Bob Crosby and others. While not jazz, these performances certainly have a jazzy feel about them. Seidel wisely does only one track of vocal trivia that Day had to do in such movies as Pillow Talk. Seidel has long been an admirer, not an imitator, of Day, creating a cabaret show around Day's material. Like that singer, she has perfect pitch, clear diction, and a convincing feel for the beat. "Close Your Eyes," where she works with guitarist Chuck Morgan, is just one of the many tracks where she demonstrates her vocal skills. Unlike Day, Seidel backs herself on piano, a la Jeri Southern and Shirley Horn, with help from brother David Seidel on bass and Morgan. One of the real pleasures here is that there's no dubbing the voice on top of the instrumentation. What you hear is precisely how it was recorded in the studio — very unusual in these days of high-tech wizardry where too often younger artists are less and less concerned with what they're playing and how they're playing it. This is Seidel's ninth album for La Brava, and it joins the ranks of her long line of excellent output. http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3xfrxqt0ldae