File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:27
Size: 131,8 MB
Art: Front
(8:06) 1. The Bird / Confirmation
(6:00) 2. If I Should Lose You
(7:33) 3. Memories Of You
(5:19) 4. Workshop Blues
(5:03) 5. Everything Happens to Me
(8:44) 6. Hanky Panky
(5:49) 7. Fair Weather
(6:52) 8. All Gods Chillun Got Rhythm / Little Willie Leap
(3:57) 9. The Crossing
The late journalist/author Chris Sheridan’s liner notes for Sheila Jordan’s first album “Sheila” declares, “This recording is an acutely personal statement. Only rarely in the history of jazz have a singer‘s feelings been so affectingly bared ... only a few vocalists have had the grit to subordinate technique and »style« to expressiveness ...
And the experience is breathtaking.” Mr. Sheridan’s assertion from 1977 still rings true and even more so. Sheila Jordan at the age 92 does not show any sign of slowing down or taking it easy. Her intensely creative power is evident throughout this album presented in a cross-generational collaboration with trioTrio consisting of three young elite instrumentalists of the New York scene. https://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/90723/triotrio/triotrio-meets-sheila-jordan
Personnel: Sheila Jordan (vocals, except tracks 3 & 6); Jacob Sacks (piano); David Ambrosio (bass); Vinnie Sperrazza (drums)
And the experience is breathtaking.” Mr. Sheridan’s assertion from 1977 still rings true and even more so. Sheila Jordan at the age 92 does not show any sign of slowing down or taking it easy. Her intensely creative power is evident throughout this album presented in a cross-generational collaboration with trioTrio consisting of three young elite instrumentalists of the New York scene. https://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/90723/triotrio/triotrio-meets-sheila-jordan
Personnel: Sheila Jordan (vocals, except tracks 3 & 6); Jacob Sacks (piano); David Ambrosio (bass); Vinnie Sperrazza (drums)
Triotrio Meets Sheila Jordan
coul you reup it?
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