Time: 62:21
Size: 142.7 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz
Year: 2000
Art: Front
[4:02] 1. Brazil
[3:51] 2. A Good Man Is Hard To Find
[0:50] 3. I've Got You Under My Skin
[2:54] 4. Boogit
[1:10] 5. Kicking The Gong Around
[2:49] 6. Do Nothin' Til You Hear From Me
[4:43] 7. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
[1:03] 8. Come Rain Or Come Shine
[1:54] 9. Blues In The Night
[3:19] 10. You've Changed
[4:40] 11. Willow Weep For Me
[0:33] 12. Dindi
[4:19] 13. Minnie The Moocher
[0:27] 14. Madi (Intro)
[4:53] 15. You've Changed (Madi)
[0:12] 16. Intro (Willow Weep For Me)
[5:49] 17. Willow Weep For Me
[0:10] 18. Intro (Dindi)
[5:45] 19. Dindi
[8:48] 20. Minnie The Moocher
Jazz singer performed with father Cab Calloway for 20 years before going on to perform and record on her own. A Santa Fe resident since 1991, the vivacious vocalist sang with her father's Hi-De-Ho Orchestra for two decades until his death in 1995. She then became a bandleader in her own right, putting together a new version of the band. In 2001, she took the group on a 55-city tour.
"The revised Hi-De-Ho Orchestra was made up of musicians she collected," Santa Fe businessman Tom Berkes. He and singer Madi Sato owned the Espiritu Canyon Road club where Calloway staged a performance series in 1999. Just like they did with the Count Basie Orchestra, you'd hire good musicians who were willing to travel," Berkes said, "so most of the people in Chris' band were from New York and California."
She had been battling breast cancer since 1987. Chris Calloway died in 2008.
"The revised Hi-De-Ho Orchestra was made up of musicians she collected," Santa Fe businessman Tom Berkes. He and singer Madi Sato owned the Espiritu Canyon Road club where Calloway staged a performance series in 1999. Just like they did with the Count Basie Orchestra, you'd hire good musicians who were willing to travel," Berkes said, "so most of the people in Chris' band were from New York and California."
She had been battling breast cancer since 1987. Chris Calloway died in 2008.
Live In Espiritu