Time: 40:55
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Jazz Vocals
Art: Front
01. Open Invitation To A Rainstorm (3:19)
02. I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling (3:24)
03. Garden Party Party (4:17)
04. Meet Me In The Morning (3:43)
05. My Life Would Be Easy (4:54)
06. When You Wore A Tulip (4:31)
07. Memphis In June (3:58)
08. Walk It Off (4:58)
09. Big Butter And Egg Man (4:42)
10. Pacific Lullaby (3:05)
Emily Asher’s Garden Party has been called “red hot” and “very exciting” by the Wall Street Journal. This seven member band of all-stars from New York City’s vibrant early jazz scene performs coast to coast in the finest jazz clubs to the busiest swing dance halls. Drawing on the repertoire of Louis Armstrong’s enchanting Hot Fives and Duke Ellington’s sophisticated melodies to the funky and soulful music of New Orleans brass bands, and Hoagy Carmichael’s masterpieces, they are, as the title of their 2013 EP asserts, a “Carnival of Joy!”
Trombonist and vocalist Emily Asher is a rising musical personality in New York City in strong demand as a bandleader and sidewoman. The Wall Street Journal also said, “In traditional jazz, the trombone comes closest to the human voice, although up to now it’s rarely been cast as a distinctly female voice… Ms. Asher plays with both grit and grace.”
Emily Asher’s Garden Party has just released “Meet Me in the Morning,” which they describe as “a fresh new, tail-shaking, joy-waking, romance-making, rule-breaking, breath-taking, Big Easy meets The Big Apple,” album length recording.
Personnel: Emily, trombone, vocals, composition, arrangements; Mike Davis, trumpet, fluegelhorn, cornet, arrangements, vocals; Tom Abbott, clarinet, alto saxophone; Dalton Ridenhour, piano; Nick Russo, banjo, guitar; Sean Cronin, string bass, composition, arrangements; Rob Adkins, string bass, arrangements; Jay Lepley, drums, arrangements, vocals.
Trombonist and vocalist Emily Asher is a rising musical personality in New York City in strong demand as a bandleader and sidewoman. The Wall Street Journal also said, “In traditional jazz, the trombone comes closest to the human voice, although up to now it’s rarely been cast as a distinctly female voice… Ms. Asher plays with both grit and grace.”
Emily Asher’s Garden Party has just released “Meet Me in the Morning,” which they describe as “a fresh new, tail-shaking, joy-waking, romance-making, rule-breaking, breath-taking, Big Easy meets The Big Apple,” album length recording.
Personnel: Emily, trombone, vocals, composition, arrangements; Mike Davis, trumpet, fluegelhorn, cornet, arrangements, vocals; Tom Abbott, clarinet, alto saxophone; Dalton Ridenhour, piano; Nick Russo, banjo, guitar; Sean Cronin, string bass, composition, arrangements; Rob Adkins, string bass, arrangements; Jay Lepley, drums, arrangements, vocals.
Meet Me In The Morning
The singers (male & female) are not so good, but this is joyfull music and it's OK wiith me. Beautiful cover art !
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Can you re up this one, please? Thanks in advance.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Emily is a breath of renewal and continuity in the jazz scene.
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