Showing posts with label Barbara Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbara Ireland. Show all posts

Sunday, May 13, 2018

Barbara Ireland - Red

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2012
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:35
Size: 133,4 MB
Art: Front

(3:56)  1. Much Too Soon
(3:30)  2. Maybe I Made You Up
(3:44)  3. I'll Give You My Heart for Now (Baby Love)
(2:51)  4. Too Late for Love
(4:44)  5. I've Been Waiting for Tonight
(4:13)  6. Are You Really Alive?
(5:16)  7. Not That Small
(4:47)  8. Got Nuthin' to Lose
(4:11)  9. It Ain't Right
(2:34) 10. Every Kitten Is a Wildcat
(5:26) 11. Black Sound
(4:05) 12. When It's Late
(3:55) 13. Boom Boom
(4:17) 14. Leave Me That Key

Barbara Ireland (born March 8 in Seattle, Washington) is an American musician, singer, and songwriter known for embracing and experimenting with many different genres of music, including rock, jazz, downtempo, punk, classic country, glam rock, and classical. She has performed and recorded as singing partner with Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam) in his band, The Hank Khoir, since 2007 and played bass, keyboards, drums and sang in numerous pre-grunge Seattle, Washington bands including The Fags (with Upchuck Gerra and Paul Solger), and Mental Mannequin (with Gordon Raphael, producer of The Strokes). Ireland also composes soundtracks, and wrote a book of songs for beginning harpists. Ireland released her first solo CD, "Turning Back Time Classic Songs To Kiss By", in late 2010, in which she brings back the rich sounds of old jazz/torch singing. Her second CD, titled "RED," was released June, 2012. This album is composed primarily of songs written by Ireland, where she mixes early 1960s girl group sounds, classic 'pheromone jazz', and down and dirty blues and rock, including a Mae West-style cover of John Lee Hooker's song, "Boom Boom."

Ireland is also known for her avant-garde filmmaking and collage art. She received her BFA degree in Film Directing from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, has won several awards for her Fellini-esque films, and Sky Cries Mary music videos, and held a film retrospective of her work at Seattle's Film Forum in 2007. A DVD of her film work, titled From Dreams To Delirium, was released in 2011 at a gala screening/release party at the NWFF. Her collage art and early rock posters have been exhibited in several Seattle galleries, two rock poster art books, and Merle Becker's 2009 documentary, 'American Artifact: The Rise of American Rock Poster Art.'  https://alchetron.com/Barbara-Ireland

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Saturday, February 8, 2014

Barbara Ireland - Turning Back Time - Classic Songs To Kiss By

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2010
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:39
Size: 116,5 MB
Art: Front

(3:44)  1. Baby Baby All the Time
(3:34)  2. Black Coffee
(2:47)  3. He's a Tramp
(3:12)  4. Whatever Lola Wants
(5:05)  5. Cry Me A River
(3:11)  6. Blue Skies
(4:06)  7. Stormy Monday
(3:52)  8. Ain't Misbehavin'
(4:51)  9. Good Morning Heartache
(2:36) 10. I Love Being Here With You
(4:33) 11. Romance In the Dark
(3:33) 12. Angel In Blue Jeans
(5:27) 13. St James Infirmary

Re-ignite that feeling of hot romance  inside and out  through the sultry rhythms of these classic jazz and blues songs. Ireland's passionate vocals, shimmering above rich jazz performances, will get right under your skin and into your heart.  Barbara Ireland’s sultry vocals on her new cd, ‘Turning Back Time - Classic Songs To Kiss By’ are a perfect example of the genre known as 'Pheromone Jazz.’ Her smokin’ hot renditions of classic jazz and blues tunes transport you back in time to the intoxicating nightclubs of New York in the 1930s, ‘40s, and ‘50s.... More  http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/barbaraireland