Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:26
Size: 104.0 MB
Styles: Bop, Soul jazz vocals
Year: 1972/1993
Art: Front
[3:11] 1. This Is Always
[1:55] 2. Look No Further
[5:07] 3. Beware My Heart
[1:35] 4. My Favourite Things
[3:45] 5. Some Other Time
[3:13] 6. Open The Door
[5:17] 7. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
[1:57] 8. Something Big
[2:57] 9. New England
[2:02] 10. The Moon Is Low
[2:56] 11. Once In Your Life
[1:51] 12. It's A Big Wide Wonderful World
[3:48] 13. There Is No Greater Love
[4:03] 14. You're A Sweetheart
[1:42] 15. Isn't It Romantic
These recordings can be considered the final ones of Betty Carter's early period for, by the time she next appeared on record (in 1969), the singer was much more adventurous in her improvisations. This CD reissues eight selections from Carter's rather brief 1964 Roulette LP (under 26 minutes), plus it adds seven previously unissued numbers from 1965. On the former date Carter (who is quite memorable on "This Is Always," "Some Other Time," and "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most") is accompanied by pianist Harold Mabern, bassist Bob Cranshaw, and drummer Roy McCurdy, while the "new" session ("There Is No Greater Love" and "You're a Sweetheart" are the standouts) features guitarist Kenny Burrell plus an unknown rhythm section in the backup band. Highly recommended to Betty Carter fans and to those listeners who find her later work somewhat forbidding. ~Scott Yanow
Inside Betty Carter
A wonderful singer who never got the recognition she deserved
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I would be very grateful if you could reupload this gem.
New link posted!
Delete01-01-2018
Thanks a lot for posting and taking care of this soulful music
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