Styles: Vocal
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:32
Size: 126,0 MB
Art: Front
(4:56) 1. Wild Is the Wind
(6:33) 2. The Day It Rained
(4:29) 3. Turned to Blue
(3:33) 4. Save Your Love for Me
(3:00) 5. I Don't Remember Ever Growing Up
(5:30) 6. I Live to Love You
(6:03) 7. This Is All I Ask
(5:29) 8. Golden Lady
(5:52) 9. If You Went Away
(5:27) 10. Someone to Light Up My Life
(3:35) 11. A Little Tear
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:32
Size: 126,0 MB
Art: Front
(4:56) 1. Wild Is the Wind
(6:33) 2. The Day It Rained
(4:29) 3. Turned to Blue
(3:33) 4. Save Your Love for Me
(3:00) 5. I Don't Remember Ever Growing Up
(5:30) 6. I Live to Love You
(6:03) 7. This Is All I Ask
(5:29) 8. Golden Lady
(5:52) 9. If You Went Away
(5:27) 10. Someone to Light Up My Life
(3:35) 11. A Little Tear
This is an album created by a uniquely formed jazz trio whose artistic chemistry surpasses cultural distinctions, led by vocalist Beata Pater whose international jazz career earned her a CBS/Sony recording contract during her ten years in Japan.
It was twenty-five years ago on one of the rare day’s that Beata wasn’t performing or traveling Japan that she serendipitously met pianist Hiromu Aoki. Arduously searching for the right pianist to complete her trio after finding Serbian-born acoustic bass player Buca Necak she decided to visit a jazz club in her then hometown of Yokohama. It was here that Beata heard a performance by pianist Hiromu Aoki for the very first time. “Immediately I knew he was ‘the one’,” Beata recalls. Instantly drawn to the pianist, she introduced herself after the performance, eagerly convincing him to take the hour’s drive with her into Tokyo to hear the acoustic bass player perform, in spite of them being strangers.
After Aoki heard Buca’s performance, they instantly fell in love with each other’s artistry, as all three perfectly clicked. “Trying to form a band with the [right] chemistry where everyone’s ‘on purpose’,” as Beata explains, “is difficult and contingent on musicianship and style.” That was the night this musical partnership began, continuing to this day - their musical acquaintance over twenty-five years is a natural connection that ignites each time they perform. http://www.beatapater.com/album/goldenlady/
It was twenty-five years ago on one of the rare day’s that Beata wasn’t performing or traveling Japan that she serendipitously met pianist Hiromu Aoki. Arduously searching for the right pianist to complete her trio after finding Serbian-born acoustic bass player Buca Necak she decided to visit a jazz club in her then hometown of Yokohama. It was here that Beata heard a performance by pianist Hiromu Aoki for the very first time. “Immediately I knew he was ‘the one’,” Beata recalls. Instantly drawn to the pianist, she introduced herself after the performance, eagerly convincing him to take the hour’s drive with her into Tokyo to hear the acoustic bass player perform, in spite of them being strangers.
After Aoki heard Buca’s performance, they instantly fell in love with each other’s artistry, as all three perfectly clicked. “Trying to form a band with the [right] chemistry where everyone’s ‘on purpose’,” as Beata explains, “is difficult and contingent on musicianship and style.” That was the night this musical partnership began, continuing to this day - their musical acquaintance over twenty-five years is a natural connection that ignites each time they perform. http://www.beatapater.com/album/goldenlady/
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