Time: 63:30
Size: 145.4 MB
Styles: Piano jazz
Year: 1999
Art: Front
[3:03] 1. Ole Buttermilk Sky
[2:50] 2. Heart And Soul
[5:00] 3. Georgia On My Mind
[3:20] 4. Moonburn
[3:51] 5. Star Dust
[4:33] 6. The Nearness Of You
[3:07] 7. Judy
[3:34] 8. Winter Moon
[2:32] 9. In The Cool Cool Cool Of The Evening
[2:22] 10. Jubilee
[3:03] 11. Can't Get Indiana Off My Mind
[2:40] 12. Hong Kong Blues
[3:57] 13. Baltimore Oriole
[2:36] 14. April In My Heart
[3:02] 15. Lazybones
[3:35] 16. Snowball
[3:12] 17. Sing Me A Swing Song
[3:31] 18. Daybreak
[3:31] 19. Two Sleepy People
Bass – Greg Cohen (tracks: 1 to 11, 13 to 19); Bass Clarinet – Scott Robinson (2) (tracks: 3, 13); Clarinet – Scott Robinson (2) (tracks: 1, 5, 7, 10, 15, 17); Drums – Arnie Kinsella; Guitar – James Chirillo (tracks: 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 13, 15, 17); Piano, Harpsichord – Keith Ingham; Trumpet – Randy Reinhart (tracks: 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 13, 15, 17).
Pianist Keith Ingham pays tribute to the legendary songwriter Hoagy Carmichael on this well-conceived project. Ingham is heard in three separate settings. Eight songs have him doubling on harpsichord in a sextet reminiscent of Artie Shaw's Gramercy Five, with Scott Robinson on clarinet and bass clarinet and trumpeter Randy Reinhart. "Hong Kong Blues" features Ingham in a conventional piano/bass/drums trio, while the remaining ten songs are mostly joyous romps in a trio with clarinetist Bobby Gordon and drummer Arnie Kinsella. The 19 songs are mostly all pretty familiar, but these renditions give them fresh life while re-creating their original joy. Ingham was one of the top swing pianists of the 1990s, and A Star Dust Melody is one of his many excellent recordings. Recommended. ~Scott Yanow
Pianist Keith Ingham pays tribute to the legendary songwriter Hoagy Carmichael on this well-conceived project. Ingham is heard in three separate settings. Eight songs have him doubling on harpsichord in a sextet reminiscent of Artie Shaw's Gramercy Five, with Scott Robinson on clarinet and bass clarinet and trumpeter Randy Reinhart. "Hong Kong Blues" features Ingham in a conventional piano/bass/drums trio, while the remaining ten songs are mostly joyous romps in a trio with clarinetist Bobby Gordon and drummer Arnie Kinsella. The 19 songs are mostly all pretty familiar, but these renditions give them fresh life while re-creating their original joy. Ingham was one of the top swing pianists of the 1990s, and A Star Dust Melody is one of his many excellent recordings. Recommended. ~Scott Yanow
A Star Dust Melody
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