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(Vocal Jazz) Rosana Eckert - At The End Of The Day - 2003, MP3, 320 kbps

Rosana Eckert / At The End Of The Day Жанр: Vocal Jazz Год издания: 2003 Аудиокодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 00:46:48 Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет Треклист: 01. I Know I've Seen This Thing Before 02. Something's Gotta Give 03. Ela E Carioca 04. Mr. Hooper's Find It In A Minute Book 05. At The End Of The Day 06. You're Makin' Me Crazy 07. For Elizabeth 08. Lament 09. Rock Me To Sleep 10. One Mint Julep 11. You Are There   Об альбоме (сборнике) here has been a trend for the past number of years of jazz vocalists opting for original compositions primarily and simply peppering their recordings and performances with stray standards. El Paso native Rosana Eckert conforms to this trend with a collection of original and standard compositions that are fresh and sophisticated. Backed by a crack team of Dallas musicians, including percussionist/husband Gary Eckert, Ms. Eckert effortlessly swings with her well-shaped alto and intelligent ear for lyrics. The opener, "I Know I’ve Seen This Thing Before," penned by the singer and her husband, flows with that jazz perfection one always wishes for in a vocal recording. Ms. Eckert duets first with bassist John Adams, progressively adding the remaining band members, building a quiet tour-de-force. Johnny Mercer’s "Something’s Gotta Give" allows pianist Brian Piper to display his wares in a jaunty fashion. "Ela E Carioca" is a Bossa sway and "Mr. Hooper’s Find It In A Minute Book" a swing-era phonetic and poetic marvel, complete with a growling muted trumpet. Ms. Eckert’s ballads are uniformly fine. "At the End of the Day" is almost necessarily a lullaby quietly accented with Rodney Booth’s exquisite brass. She accomplishes the same with "Lament," a plaintive and pure melody piece gently driven by the core rhythm section. Two wonderful inclusions are Benny Carter’s "Rock Me To Sleep," which struts the recording stage with a swagger and wink, and "One Mint Julep" which is a fast, rocking piece with no peers on this recording. The piece highlights Aaron Kelley’s electric guitar. Ms. Eckert’s debut recording is an occasion for celebration. It is a well-conceived and well-performed pleasure.     Состав Rosana Eckert, vocals Brian Piper, piano John Adams, bass Mike Drake, drums Gary Eckert, percussion Aaron Kelley, acoustic and electric guitar Rodney Booth, trumpet and flugelhorn Chris McGuire, tenor saxophone and flute Доп. информация: http://www.rosanaeckert.com/
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