Lisa Hindmarsh - Now I Know

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2000
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:16
Size: 115,3 MB
Art: Front

(2:09)  1. Let's Get Away From It All
(6:15)  2. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
(2:43)  3. Lullaby Of Birdland
(4:14)  4. With Every Breath I Take
(3:52)  5. Triste
(4:22)  6. The Ballad Of The Sad Young Men
(4:16)  7. Fever
(3:11)  8. They Didn't Believe Me
(4:43)  9. Miss Byrd
(4:17) 10. The Meaning Of The Blues
(4:41) 11. Bluesette
(5:27) 12. When the Sun Comes Out

Pittsburgh vocalist, Lisa Hindmarsh makes her solo debut with her CD titled "Know I Know." Having earned a Master's Degree in voice in the early 1990s, Lisa joined the a cappella group InVoice which enjoyed a high degree of popularity in the Pittsburgh area. She now divides her interests between soloist activities in Westminster Presbyterian Church and her performances with local jazz groups. The young singer is endowed with a broad vocal range and a smooth jazz style. Her solo CD debut finds Lisa with a number of Pittsburgh's most popular jazz musicians immersed in the standards of Jerome Kern, Matt Dennis, Cy Coleman, Harold Arlen and Bobby Troup. Among the tunes presented are Fever, They Didn't Believe Me, When The Sun Comes Out, The Meaning of the Blues, Lullaby of Birdland, With Every Breath I Take and the perennial Bluesette penned by Toots Thielmans. I especially liked the singer's interpretation of the late Julie London's "The Meaning of the Blues" with some fine horn accompaniment by Frank Podroskey. Bluesette is another standout on this album. All things considered, this is a very nice debut for Lisa Hindmarsh. http://www.jazzreview.com/cd-reviews/jazz-vocals-cd-reviews/now-i-know-by-lisa-hindmarsh.html

Personnel:  Lisa Hindmarsh (vocals);  Al Snyder (keyboards);  Jay Weaver (bass guitar);  Mike Visnick (drums) and guests Jay Hitt (guitar);  Tony Janflone Jr. (guitar);  Curtis Swift (sax) and  Frank Podroskey (trumpet/flugelhorn).

Now I Know

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