Sunday, May 29, 2016

Sue McCreeth - Just For Luxury

Size: 115,7 MB
Time: 50:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Jazz Vocals
Art: Front

01. She Want Him (5:44)
02. Maiden Voyage (5:11)
03. Speak No Evil (5:08)
04. The Dancer (4:54)
05. Moonglow (4:28)
06. Babe's Blue (3:45)
07. Black Swan (4:26)
08. Trains On Lines (5:53)
09. Ettu Enna (5:25)
10. You Don't Know What Love Is (5:03)

Sue McCreeth's "Just For Luxury" album, recorded and engineered by Andrew Cleyndert. Photography by Andrew Cleyndert.
John Horler (piano), Andrew Cleyndert and Dave Green (double bass), Mark Fletcher, Matt Home and Tristan Mailliot (drum kit).
The album is a selection of original, mainstream and modern jazz classics. The tour promoting this album was supported and promoted by Jazz Services, including financial support. The two London dates, one being for the London Jazz Festival, sold out at Pizza on the Park, London.

The Observer
DAVE GELLY
…Some will inevitably get lost in the crowd, a fate I sincerely hope does not befall Sue McCreeth… Outstanding... The charm of her style lies in the clear, modest simplicity and grace with which she brings off quite daunting musical feats …an element of ethereal calm… a charming and exquisitely performed set… a cool, misty kind of voice and a style which invites rather than insists on attention… her own ‘Only Here’ and Chick Corea’s ‘500 Miles High’ are outstanding.

The Guardian
JOHN FORDHAM
A gently unconventional performer… an excellent trio… they guaranteed a quietly compelling momentum in a variety of originals and standards… a rich mid-register, falsettos and deep purrs, payoffs on barely audible murmurs… calmly inventive… boldly ambitious… she has imagination and heart… McCreeth applies her plush mid-range and rhythmic flexibility… boldly punctuated and inventive… sultry… hip.

Worthing Herald
One of the best… following a sell-out performance at the Brighton Festival… and receiving rave reviews, her astonishing vocal range has impressed audiences.

Swindon Evening Post
A jazz singer who takes no prisoners in her set… this is a young lady with a similar uncompromising honesty in her compositions and vocal presentation to that shown by pianist (Stan) Tracey… from the outset she kept to a programme which held the audience… we were privileged… a penchant for Gershwin provided an appreciated contrast.

Just For Luxury

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