Time: 45:05
Size: 103.2 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz
Year: 2005
Art: Front
[3:17] 1. All Of You
[2:31] 2. Sunny
[4:14] 3. Ain't No Sunshine
[4:08] 4. Empty
[4:01] 5. Drowning
[4:17] 6. I Underestimated You
[2:54] 7. Every Breath You Take
[3:18] 8. Use Me
[2:35] 9. Spirits In The Material World
[4:16] 10. My Luck Is Gonna Change
[2:54] 11. Blackbird
[3:03] 12. The Dream's Not Over
[3:31] 13. Love You More Than Life Itself
Bass [Upright] – John Leftwich; Drums – Land Richards; Electric Piano [Rhodes], Piano – Tim Carmon; Flute – Hubert Laws; Guitar – Darrell Crooks.
Although sometimes associated with jazz or smooth, Carol Duboc is really a more pop-oriented singer in the vein of Norah Jones. Her voice is pleasing, she swings lightly and she pays close attention to lyrics, sounding hip without being adventurous. Joined by a supportive rhythm section, Duboc performs seven originals (six of which were co-written with her keyboardist Tim Carmon) and six pop/rock standards, reviving such songs as "Sunny," "Ain't No Sunshine" and "Blackbird" in fairly fresh and attractive ways. ~Scott Yanow
Although sometimes associated with jazz or smooth, Carol Duboc is really a more pop-oriented singer in the vein of Norah Jones. Her voice is pleasing, she swings lightly and she pays close attention to lyrics, sounding hip without being adventurous. Joined by a supportive rhythm section, Duboc performs seven originals (six of which were co-written with her keyboardist Tim Carmon) and six pop/rock standards, reviving such songs as "Sunny," "Ain't No Sunshine" and "Blackbird" in fairly fresh and attractive ways. ~Scott Yanow
All Of You
A talented singer, good musicians, nice choice of songs : what else could we want ? Merci.
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