Time: 36:07
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Jazz Vocals
Art: Front
01. A Tisket, A Tasket (2:15)
02. Manhattan (4:05)
03. Isn't It Romantic (3:07)
04. I Get A Kick Out Of You (2:36)
05. Honeysuckle Rose (3:55)
06. Someone To Watch Over Me (5:28)
07. Cheek To Cheek (4:33)
08. Stairway To The Stars (3:09)
09. How High The Moon (2:08)
10. You Turned The Tables On Me (4:46)
“Not since Billie Holiday & Ella Fitzgerald have I heard such a unique, in tune, magical, hypnotic, creative JAZZ performer.” Dan Sorkin- veteran radio personality Chicago WCFL, San Francisco KSFO
From the moment Rebecca Hardiman walks onto the stage - her tone, sense of style, dignified delivery and cheery disposition lights up the room. True lovers of jazz recognize that she is authentic and a welcome asset to world of vocal jazz. Rebecca owns the songs that she sings and brings her creative energy to every interpretation from ballads to highly technical be-bop improvisation. Her inventive scatting and stylization has earned her the reputation as one of the best jazz vocalists in the NW.
Rebecca’s sound can be described as a blend of the smooth styling of Ella Fitzgerald, with the clear melodic tone of Doris Day, mixed together with a jazz finesse reminiscent of an era when jazz vocalist were at their peak.
With over 25 years experience singing in vocal jazz groups, recording, and as a solist - she is comfortable with the old-school style of jazz.
From the moment Rebecca Hardiman walks onto the stage - her tone, sense of style, dignified delivery and cheery disposition lights up the room. True lovers of jazz recognize that she is authentic and a welcome asset to world of vocal jazz. Rebecca owns the songs that she sings and brings her creative energy to every interpretation from ballads to highly technical be-bop improvisation. Her inventive scatting and stylization has earned her the reputation as one of the best jazz vocalists in the NW.
Rebecca’s sound can be described as a blend of the smooth styling of Ella Fitzgerald, with the clear melodic tone of Doris Day, mixed together with a jazz finesse reminiscent of an era when jazz vocalist were at their peak.
With over 25 years experience singing in vocal jazz groups, recording, and as a solist - she is comfortable with the old-school style of jazz.
Honoring Ella
Very fine singer, big thanks for this ~
ReplyDeleteNo surprise here, but it's all done in a charming way. Very cute record. Merci
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