Time: 46:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Jazz/Blues Vocals
Art: Front
01. Peel Me A Grape (3:59)
02. The Moon Is Swinging On A Line (5:37)
03. She Ain't The Kinda' Girl (4:47)
04. You're My Thrill (5:36)
05. Come Rain Or Come Shine (2:26)
06. Nature Boy (3:58)
07. Ain't Misbehavin (3:39)
08. I'm In Moody's Mood For Love (5:24)
09. Nice Girls Don't Stay For Breakfast (4:45)
10. Baby It's Cold Outside (2:35)
11. One Mint Julep (Bonus Track) (3:11)
Angie Wells has a smokey well rounded voice that can give listeners goosebumps on a ballad and then turn around to get them tapping their feet when she swings. She has the ability to entertain her audience in a way that is truly captivating. She gives a show in the true sense of the word with glamorous costume changes, humorous banter and a voice that keeps her audience hanging on to every note. She truly believes a performance is a symbiotic exchange of energy between herself and her audience and gives her all at every moment.
Her performance as part of the 24th annual Jazz at LACMA series earned her a standing ovation and a wonderful critique by jazz journalist Scott Yanow in LA Jazz Weekly.
Angie began her singing career in an intimate little supper club in St. Germain des Pres in Paris when she joined the trio playing that night for a few tunes. Since then she has returned to France to tour with French pianist Raphael Lemonnier and has played and recorded at home with some of America's best jazz musicians including John Belzaguy,
Peter Buck, Carl Burnett, Bill Cunliffe, Quentin Dennard, Kenny Elliot,
Tim Emmons, Henry Franklin, Jim Hughart, Joe LaBarbera, Harry Kim, Paul Kreibich, James Leary, Jack Lecompte, Tom Warrington and Doug Webb. She has performed as guest vocalist with
Jeff Goldblum and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra and with New Orleans' own Kermit Ruffins and The Barbecue Swingers at The Telluride Jazz Festival and The San Jose Summer Jazz Fest.
Her performance as part of the 24th annual Jazz at LACMA series earned her a standing ovation and a wonderful critique by jazz journalist Scott Yanow in LA Jazz Weekly.
Angie began her singing career in an intimate little supper club in St. Germain des Pres in Paris when she joined the trio playing that night for a few tunes. Since then she has returned to France to tour with French pianist Raphael Lemonnier and has played and recorded at home with some of America's best jazz musicians including John Belzaguy,
Peter Buck, Carl Burnett, Bill Cunliffe, Quentin Dennard, Kenny Elliot,
Tim Emmons, Henry Franklin, Jim Hughart, Joe LaBarbera, Harry Kim, Paul Kreibich, James Leary, Jack Lecompte, Tom Warrington and Doug Webb. She has performed as guest vocalist with
Jeff Goldblum and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra and with New Orleans' own Kermit Ruffins and The Barbecue Swingers at The Telluride Jazz Festival and The San Jose Summer Jazz Fest.
Love And Mischief