Styles: Vocal
Year: 2001
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:31
Size: 129,8 MB
Art: Front
(3:58) 1. Bye Bye Blackbird
(5:28) 2. Do You Know What I Means To Miss New Orleans
(4:50) 3. We Are In Love
(4:47) 4. Someone To Watch Over Me
(2:46) 5. Where Or When
(4:44) 6. Moonlight In Vermont
(5:11) 7. Saturday Night Fish Fry
(6:19) 8. Summertime
(4:17) 9. Too Darn Hot
(5:01) 10. It's All In The Game
(3:50) 11. It Had To Be You
(5:15) 12. What A Wonderful World
It's All In The Game
Year: 2001
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:31
Size: 129,8 MB
Art: Front
(3:58) 1. Bye Bye Blackbird
(5:28) 2. Do You Know What I Means To Miss New Orleans
(4:50) 3. We Are In Love
(4:47) 4. Someone To Watch Over Me
(2:46) 5. Where Or When
(4:44) 6. Moonlight In Vermont
(5:11) 7. Saturday Night Fish Fry
(6:19) 8. Summertime
(4:17) 9. Too Darn Hot
(5:01) 10. It's All In The Game
(3:50) 11. It Had To Be You
(5:15) 12. What A Wonderful World
A fresh and intimate approach to great jazz classics. An exciting vocalist with wonderful musicians. Easy and pleasurable to listen too. This is one of Pamala's best...Easy style jazz classics. Her voice glides through the classics with ease and sensuality. The musicians are among the best in the country...Eddie Higgins on piano, Eric Allison on sax, Danny Berger on Drums. They meld together in a beautiful musical love affair. https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/pamalastanley
Pamala Stanley was never well known in the pop or R&B markets, but in dance music, the singer was held in high regard in the late '70s and early to mid-'80s. A native and resident of Dallas, Stanley first grabbed the attention of dance/club DJs in 1979, when she recorded her debut album, This Is Hot, for EMI. The LP fared well in Latin and gay clubs, both of which proved to be equally receptive to three singles she recorded in the '80s: "I Don't Want to Talk About It" in 1983, "Coming Out of Hiding" in 1984, and the rock-influenced "If Looks Could Kill" in 1985. The latter was recorded that same year by Heart, who approached the song as arena rock instead of dance-pop. After that, Stanley retired from music to be a full-time mother, much to the dismay of her fans. In 1990, Beachwood released Coming Out of Hiding: The Sequel, a CD containing remixes of Stanley's club hits, and in the mid-'90s, "Coming Out of Hiding" received a folk-rock makeover from the New York-based female group Her Sister. ~ Alex Henderson https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/its-all-in-the-game/48822323
Pamala Stanley was never well known in the pop or R&B markets, but in dance music, the singer was held in high regard in the late '70s and early to mid-'80s. A native and resident of Dallas, Stanley first grabbed the attention of dance/club DJs in 1979, when she recorded her debut album, This Is Hot, for EMI. The LP fared well in Latin and gay clubs, both of which proved to be equally receptive to three singles she recorded in the '80s: "I Don't Want to Talk About It" in 1983, "Coming Out of Hiding" in 1984, and the rock-influenced "If Looks Could Kill" in 1985. The latter was recorded that same year by Heart, who approached the song as arena rock instead of dance-pop. After that, Stanley retired from music to be a full-time mother, much to the dismay of her fans. In 1990, Beachwood released Coming Out of Hiding: The Sequel, a CD containing remixes of Stanley's club hits, and in the mid-'90s, "Coming Out of Hiding" received a folk-rock makeover from the New York-based female group Her Sister. ~ Alex Henderson https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/its-all-in-the-game/48822323
It's All In The Game
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