Time: 76:11
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Jump Blues, Blues Jazz
Art: Front
01. Kingdom Of Swing (4:26)
02. Better Beware (4:02)
03. Sidecar Mama (4:13)
04. Mood Indigo (8:54)
05. 3 Am Blues (6:53)
06. Gimmie A Roomful (4:36)
07. Memphis Boogie (4:45)
08. Drive Me Daddy (6:02)
09. Baby I Got You (4:21)
10. Jump With You Baby (4:23)
11. The Blues Are Brewin' (7:58)
12. One Sweet Letter (4:38)
13. T-Bone Boogie (3:41)
14. Blues After Hours (7:13)
Sophisticated, sultry, playful, and she knows how to put the jazz in blues and the blues in jazz. Adrianna Marie was made to sing this music and in her sophomore release, KINGDOM OF SWING, she is back with her dream team band. Produced by Duke Robillard, this cast is undoubtedly a roomful of blues, featuring Al Copley, L.A. Jones, Duke Robillard, Doug “Mr. Low” James, Rich Lataille,Mark Earley, Doug Woolverton, Carl Q, Junior Watson, Brian Fahey, Kedar Roy and Bob Corritore. It’s a romping, swinging and crafty album of originals and a few re-imagined covers that features Adrianna Marie singing every bit as sultry, sassy and smart as the vintage songstresses she adores so much.
The songs arrive in a variety of grooves, with subjects ranging from romance and fun (naturally) to reflections on the music itself. This album is “big” as in big band; complete with lush layered instrumentation and genre perfect chords and head arrangements, sublime solos and driving riffs. Prepare youself to be transported to a time of fast cars, strong drinks, posh night clubs and well dressed men and woman either in love or playing at it. ~by Tom Hyslop
The songs arrive in a variety of grooves, with subjects ranging from romance and fun (naturally) to reflections on the music itself. This album is “big” as in big band; complete with lush layered instrumentation and genre perfect chords and head arrangements, sublime solos and driving riffs. Prepare youself to be transported to a time of fast cars, strong drinks, posh night clubs and well dressed men and woman either in love or playing at it. ~by Tom Hyslop
Kingdom Of Swing