Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 1997
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:55
Size: 115,0 MB
Art: Front
(6:25) 1. I'm Not Ashamed To Sing The Blues
(4:16) 2. When Did You Leave Heaven?
(3:04) 3. Stormy Monday Blues
(4:42) 4. These Blues
(4:23) 5. Moonlight & Shadows
(3:09) 6. All Right, OK, You Win (I'm In Love With You)
(2:29) 7. Who Will The Next Fool Be?
(5:05) 8. Save Your Love For Me
(6:05) 9. Someone To Love
(1:57) 10. Toodle Loo On Down
(4:57) 11. You've Got To Hurt Before You Heal
(3:18) 12. I Want To Go Home
Blues for Schuur
Year: 1997
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:55
Size: 115,0 MB
Art: Front
(6:25) 1. I'm Not Ashamed To Sing The Blues
(4:16) 2. When Did You Leave Heaven?
(3:04) 3. Stormy Monday Blues
(4:42) 4. These Blues
(4:23) 5. Moonlight & Shadows
(3:09) 6. All Right, OK, You Win (I'm In Love With You)
(2:29) 7. Who Will The Next Fool Be?
(5:05) 8. Save Your Love For Me
(6:05) 9. Someone To Love
(1:57) 10. Toodle Loo On Down
(4:57) 11. You've Got To Hurt Before You Heal
(3:18) 12. I Want To Go Home
Diane Schuur is, in my opinion and many others', one of the premiere vocalists of this era. But I've been disappointed with her last couple solo releases, forgettable collections of sappy love songs. Thankfully, with Blues For Schuur, Deedles has some material she can really sink her teeth into, and the result is one of her best albums in years! The program, as the title suggests, is all blues; gut-wrenching, soul-searching, emotion-dripping blues. Schuur milks every stylistic nuance for all it's worth and backs it up with her full, powerful voice. You can tell she's really getting into it. Of course, great arrangements help a lot. The credit here goes to former Tower of Power horn arranger Greg Adams. Adams wrote the complete arrangements, not just the horns. And the all-pro seven-piece horn section (two trumpets, two trombones, three saxophones) gives the music all the punch it needs. The sweetly stinging guitar solos of David T. Walker fit the mood just right, too. Diane Schuur's collaboration album with B.B. King gave us a good indication of her ability to sing the blues. This album provides all the proof you need.~Dave Hugles https://www.allaboutjazz.com/blues-for-schuur-diane-schuur-grp-records-review-by-dave-hughes.php
Personnel: Diane Schurr (vocals); Gary Herbig, Johnnie Bamont, Larry Williams (saxophone); Chuck Findley, Greg Adams (trumpet); Nick Lane, Matt Finders (trombone); Jai Winding (piano, organ); David T. Walker (guitar); Melvin Davis (bass); Harvey Mason (drums).
Personnel: Diane Schurr (vocals); Gary Herbig, Johnnie Bamont, Larry Williams (saxophone); Chuck Findley, Greg Adams (trumpet); Nick Lane, Matt Finders (trombone); Jai Winding (piano, organ); David T. Walker (guitar); Melvin Davis (bass); Harvey Mason (drums).
Blues for Schuur
I'm not a fan of this singer, and I don't dig big bands, but let's admit this record is well done and pretty nice. Merci.
ReplyDeleteMerci, Mario B!
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