Time: 67:27
Size: 154.4 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz
Year: 2009
Art: Front
[3:59] 1. Rhode Island Is Famous For You
[3:09] 2. A Foggy Day In London Town
[3:38] 3. I Love Paris
[4:28] 4. Fever
[4:21] 5. Do You Know The Way To San Jose
[5:41] 6. Hotel California
[2:40] 7. West Coast Blues
[3:46] 8. Lover, Come Back To Me
[6:51] 9. Mad About The Boy
[3:53] 10. Crazy He Calls Me
[3:04] 11. Makin’ Whoopee
[5:54] 12. Peri
[2:18] 13. The Way You Look Tonight
[4:39] 14. Cry Me A River
[4:12] 15. So Many Stars
[1:32] 16. But Not For Me
[3:14] 17. Just One Of Those Things
Jeanne’s steadily increasing popularity has landed her regular gigs in well-known venues including The Carnegie Club, Shelly’s New York, Iridium, The Bar Next Door, Sweet Rhythm, Jilly’s, Monte’s and many more. Last year marked Jeanne’s debut at the legendary Smoke Jazz club, as guest singer for WBGO radio host Sheila Anderson’s book signing (The Quotable Musician.)
Jeanne conducts vocal workshops around the world, and specializes in accent elimination for singers. Jeanne Gies is a licensed Speech Pathologist, and has extensive experience assisting clients from all over the world in accent elimination. Actors, broadcasters, and professional speakers have all benefited from her services. During her recent forays on the European jazz scene, Jeanne met many aspiring vocalists for whom English is a second language. This inspired her new on-line workshops designed specifically for singers who struggle to eliminate accent during performance. Word of these unique methods spread like wildfire, and Jeanne’s client base has expanded to include Japan, Korea, the Philippines, the UK, and Australia. Jeanne’s practical, one-on-one techniques are personalized to meet the needs of each individual singer.
Jeanne conducts vocal workshops around the world, and specializes in accent elimination for singers. Jeanne Gies is a licensed Speech Pathologist, and has extensive experience assisting clients from all over the world in accent elimination. Actors, broadcasters, and professional speakers have all benefited from her services. During her recent forays on the European jazz scene, Jeanne met many aspiring vocalists for whom English is a second language. This inspired her new on-line workshops designed specifically for singers who struggle to eliminate accent during performance. Word of these unique methods spread like wildfire, and Jeanne’s client base has expanded to include Japan, Korea, the Philippines, the UK, and Australia. Jeanne’s practical, one-on-one techniques are personalized to meet the needs of each individual singer.
Mad About The Boy
Deeply mainstream way, but in the style, it's an OK record. Merci.
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