Time: 78:28
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2013
Styles: Jazz Vocals, Ragtime
Art: Front
01. There Ain't Much Good In The Best Of Men Now Days (4:43)
02. Kiss Your Pretty Baby Nice (3:17)
03. Easy Come, Easy Go (4:39)
04. My Man O' War (4:07)
05. I've Got Somebody Now (4:04)
06. Nuthin' (3:15)
07. Don't Take That Black Bottom Away (2:59)
08. Do What You Did Last Night (2:33)
09. Go Home And Tell Your Mother (2:50)
10. Don't Tell Him What Happened To Me (3:55)
11. Get Up Off Your Knees, Papa (3:48)
12. If You Want The Rainbow (You Must Have The Rain) (3:15)
13. What Do I Care What Somebody Said (2:51)
14. Don't Leave Me, Daddy (2:44)
15. Don't You Leave Me Here (I'm Alabama Bound) (3:24)
16. My Handy Man Medley (3:57)
17. You're The Cream In My Coffee (3:36)
18. Glad Rag Doll (4:38)
19. You're My Everything (4:15)
20. I'm Wild About That Thing (5:05)
21. We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye (4:24)
Barbara Rosene has built an unequalled reputation for interpreting the great music of the 1920s and 30s. She is a passionate vocalist whose interpretations uncover the richness of jazz classics through the subtle, skilled delivery of one truly in love with the genre she sings.
Rosene gives voice to songs in ways that are both gracefully provocative and warmly welcoming. Few singers have her feel for classic material, from all eras of Jazz, interpreting the music with not only a full understanding and love of the original time period but with the rare ability to make the material sound fresh and emotionally relevant today.
In her established career she has shared stages with jazz icons, performing internationally with The Harry James Orchestra, Vince Giordano and The Nighthawks, the late Les Paul at New York’s Iridium Jazz Club, The Woody Allen Band, at The Carlyle Hotel, as well as directing her own New Yorkers, and as guest artist with orchestras and in festivals across the world. She has played such venues as The Iridium, Lincoln Center’s Rose Hall, The Montreal Jazz Festival, Night Town (Cleveland), and The Arizona Music Festival.
Barbara has been featured on Judy Carmichael’s NPR program ”Jazz Inspired”, and recently on NPR’s “Hot Jazz Saturday Night.” She has been recognized by Backstage Magazine (Bistro Award, 2006), “Jazz Improv Magazine”, and is featured in Scott Yanow’s “Great Jazz Singers
Rosene gives voice to songs in ways that are both gracefully provocative and warmly welcoming. Few singers have her feel for classic material, from all eras of Jazz, interpreting the music with not only a full understanding and love of the original time period but with the rare ability to make the material sound fresh and emotionally relevant today.
In her established career she has shared stages with jazz icons, performing internationally with The Harry James Orchestra, Vince Giordano and The Nighthawks, the late Les Paul at New York’s Iridium Jazz Club, The Woody Allen Band, at The Carlyle Hotel, as well as directing her own New Yorkers, and as guest artist with orchestras and in festivals across the world. She has played such venues as The Iridium, Lincoln Center’s Rose Hall, The Montreal Jazz Festival, Night Town (Cleveland), and The Arizona Music Festival.
Barbara has been featured on Judy Carmichael’s NPR program ”Jazz Inspired”, and recently on NPR’s “Hot Jazz Saturday Night.” She has been recognized by Backstage Magazine (Bistro Award, 2006), “Jazz Improv Magazine”, and is featured in Scott Yanow’s “Great Jazz Singers
Nice And Naughty
What a delight ! I love this singer and the songs she sings from the 20's and thirties. I am very grateful to you Mai Neime for posting this for me.
ReplyDeleteCute, charming and entertaining. Lots of smiles, here. Merci.
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ReplyDeleteThank you Mai for the re-up, great singing and a superb backup band!
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DeleteThis is a great record from a great singer with a great band. Thank you.
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