Time: 53:51
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Jazz Vocals
Art: Front
01. Destination Moon (5:21)
02. Moon And Sand (5:17)
03. Lullaby Of The Leaves (4:40)
04. You Stepped Out Of A Dream (4:35)
05. This Bitter Earth (5:12)
06. Old Devil Moon (6:13)
07. Dam That Dream (5:45)
08. No Moon At All (3:29)
09. The Nearness Of You (4:46)
10. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams Weaver Of Dreams (4:22)
11. Stairway To The Stars (4:06)
Darden Purcell's highly anticipated second CD, Where the Blue Begins, masterfully showcases her honey and spice drenched voice, artistic sophistication, and vocal maturity. From her adept navigation of intricate lines on "Destination Moon" to her delicate interpretation of "Stairway to the Stars," Where the Blue Begins demonstrates Purcell is a musical "tour de force."
Shawn Purcell's arrangements illuminate fresh adaptations on well-worn standards such as "Old Devil Moon" and "You Stepped Out of a Dream" as well as more obscure pieces "This Bitter Earth" and Alec Wilder's "Moon and Sand." Produced by Doc Severinsen drummer, Stockton Helbing (drums and cymbals), with musical direction by Shawn Purcell (nylon string and electric guitar), Where the Blue Begins also features first-call Washington D.C. musicians, Todd Simon (B3 organ, piano, wurlitzer and Fender Rhodes), Paul Henry (acoustic and electric bass) and Kenny Rittenhouse (flugelhorn and trumpet). From the Jazz neophyte to the most seasoned aficionado, Where the Blue Begins satisfies all.
Shawn Purcell's arrangements illuminate fresh adaptations on well-worn standards such as "Old Devil Moon" and "You Stepped Out of a Dream" as well as more obscure pieces "This Bitter Earth" and Alec Wilder's "Moon and Sand." Produced by Doc Severinsen drummer, Stockton Helbing (drums and cymbals), with musical direction by Shawn Purcell (nylon string and electric guitar), Where the Blue Begins also features first-call Washington D.C. musicians, Todd Simon (B3 organ, piano, wurlitzer and Fender Rhodes), Paul Henry (acoustic and electric bass) and Kenny Rittenhouse (flugelhorn and trumpet). From the Jazz neophyte to the most seasoned aficionado, Where the Blue Begins satisfies all.
Where The Blue Begins
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