Jackie Cain & Roy Kral - Double Take

Styles: Vocal And Piano Jazz
Year: 1961
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 34:59
Size: 80,7 MB
Art: Front

(2:02) 1. Cheerful Little Earful
(2:54) 2. You Smell So Good
(3:05) 3. Let's Get Away from It All
(2:44) 4. Season in the Sun
(2:43) 5. Glasses and Ashes and Bottles and Cans
(3:45) 6. Could You Use Me
(3:40) 7. The Continental
(2:50) 8. Let's Take a Walk Around the Clock
(3:18) 9. Side by Side
(2:44) 10. I Wish I Were in Love Again
(2:26) 11. Daahud
(2:43) 12. Together Wherever We Go

Jackie Cain & Roy Kral • Double Take This stereo LP record was released as Columbia Records CS 8504 in 1961...the record has the red, black and white Columbia 6-eye label. Jackie Cain (vocals) and Roy Kral (vocals/piano) are featured with Ted Snyder (bass) and Stan Harris (drums). The track listing is as follows: Cheerful Little Earful • You Smell So Good • Let's Get Away From It All • Season In The Sun • Glasses and Ashes and Bottles and Cans • Could You Use Me • The COntinental • Let's Take A Walk Around The Block • Side By Side • I Wish I Were In Love Again • Daahud • Together Wver We Go The album cover shows wear with a partial splits in the top and bottom seam and spine and is graded "VG" • the vinyl has it's original sheen with with scuffs and light scratches some of which may be audible when played and is graded "VG+". [42731] All Grading is visual - Grading is as follows: •N EW : Still factory sealed…brand new product •M-: Mint minus…used product in near new condition •EX: Excellent…used product with minor flaws not affecting play •VG: Very Good…used product with some damage possibly audible •G: Good…used product that will play, but not with passable quality Check out the extensive listing of records, CDs and other items in our eBay store. Pay ment: You may pay using PayPal Orders not paid within 10 days of purchase will be listed as "Unpaid Orders" Shipping & Handling: All items are shipped via The United States Post Office. Charges to you are computed as postage costs plus a $2 service charge per order. All items in our eBay store and auctions should now be set up to automatically figure postage on single items. If you are ordering multiple items, place your order with us and wait for us to send you an invoice with a combined shipping and handling cost. All domestic orders are shipped with delivery confirmation at no extra charge to enable you to track your shipment. International orders up to four pounds in weight can be shipped USPS First Class International...these packages can be sent registered for an additional $10.15, but cannot be insured. Packages over four pounds must be shipped either USPS Priority International or USPS Express International...these rates will include insurance. We have no control over mail shipments once they are processed at the post office and cannot assume any responsibility for uninsured items that are lost or broken in transit...please be aware of delays in the delivery of International shipments in customs and postal departments The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/jackie-cain-roy-kral-jackie-roy-75357656

Pessoal: Jackie Cain - vocals; Roy Kral - piano, vocals; Ted Snyder - bass, tuba (#12); Stan Harris - drums

Double Take

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Dave Koz And Friends - Summer Horns II From A To Z

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2018
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:54
Size: 126,3 MB
Art: Front

(4:28) 1. Medley: Getaway / That’s The Way (I Like It)
(5:05) 2. More Today Than Yesterday
(4:50) 3. Keep That Same Old Feeling
(5:28) 4. Medley: From A To Z (Take The “A” Train / Make The Road By Walking)
(4:10) 5. This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) (feat. Kenny Lattimore & Sheléa)
(4:55) 6. Before I Let Go
(5:09) 7. Late In The Evening (feat. Jonathan Butler)
(4:43) 8. If You Really Love Me
(4:44) 9. Conga (feat. Aubrey Logan & Gloria Estefan)
(5:58) 10. Earth Song
(5:19) 11. Route 66 (feat. Aubrey Logan)

It’s easy to see why Dave Koz wanted to record a part two to his Summer Horns album. Part 1, which dropped in 2013, brought together four of contemporary jazz’s best-known saxophonists Koz, Gerald Albright, Mindi Abair, and Richard Elliott - to cover tunes from pop and R&B bands that had world famous horn sections. The original Summer Horns featured cuts by Chicago, Tower of Power, Sly and the Family Stone, the Beatles and Earth, Wind & Fire (actually two EW&F songs, since their 1978 cover of the Fab Four’s “Got to Get You Into My Life” served as the inspiration for the track included on Summer Horns.)Summer Horns became a commercial and creative success, earning a Grammy nod, and receiving considerable airplay on terrestrial, satellite and internet radio. The band also spent two years touring following its release. With all that positivity surrounding the original, a sequel could be viewed as an economic necessity. However, the music industry is like a river in that artists never creatively cross twice. It’s been five years since the original Summer Horns dropped, and so it’s not surprising that the four principles were not in the same place.

Changing times presented Koz with an opportunity to make the same type of album different, and he took advantage on Summer Horns II: From A to Z by adding trumpeter Rick Braun and trombonist and vocalist Aubrey Logan to give the brass ensemble a larger and more diverse sound to accompany the returning Albright and Elliott. Summer Horns II also features more vocals from Logan, as well as Kenny Lattimore, Shelea, Gloria Estefan and Jonathan Butler. The addition of trumpet and trombone seemed to inform the album’s musical selections. “This Will Be,” the album’s best track, opens with a honking baritone saxophone and is joined in with the other players giving the track a big band sound. And while the balance of the track plays it pretty close to Natalie Cole’s original, the decision to turn the cut into a duet featuring Lattimore and Shelea pays off, as they transform Cole’s loving soliloquy about the eternal nature of that special love into a swinging yet sensual conversation between two lovers. The horns combine with the African infused percussion, backing vocals and Jonathan Butler’s acoustic guitar work and rangy vocals on the cover of Paul Simon’s “Late in the Evening.” Whereas Simon’s vocals were subdued and wry, Butler brings elements of his gospel roots to this soulful rendition. Acoustic bass and the harmonic horn play combine with Logan’s vocals to create a swinging version of “Route 66.” The vocal tracks on Summer Horns II are so strong that I had to wonder if the group missed some opportunities with sticking primarily with instrumentals on several covers. I would love to see what creative arrangements Koz and his crew could have come up with if Lattimore had been turned loose on “More Today than Yesterday,” “Before I Let Go,” or if paired in duet with Estefan (who paired with Logan on a remake of her 1986 hit “Conga”) on “If You Really Love Me.” But, my desire for a few more vocals aside, this is a worthy follow up to the smash original collaboration, and an extremely enjoyable soundtrack to Summer 2018. Recommended. By Howard Dukes https://www.soultracks.com/album-review-dave-koz-summer-horns-II-from-a-to-z

Personnel: Dave Koz, Gerald Albright, Gloria Estefan, Jonathan Butler, Mindi Abair, Richard Elliot

Summer Horns II From A To Z

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