Time: 56:53
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Jazz Vocals, Xmas
Art: Front
01. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (6:40)
02. The Christmas Song (6:45)
03. We Three Kings (8:11)
04. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (4:38)
05. What Child Is This (8:13)
06. O Little Town Of Bethlehem (5:49)
07. My Favorite Things (8:32)
08. Waltz For Debby (8:01)
"Songs of Christmas" by Dred "Perky" Scott & the Steve Rudolph Trio is a pretty awesome Jazz Christmas album.
Dred "Perky" Scott has been performing, off and on, since he was 11 (when he was known as "Little Perky Wonder"). He's traveled the world, working with all the great Jazz artists, but he always returns home to Central Pennsylvania. Scott , these days, is a pastor at the United Methodist Church in Baltimore. Additionally, the Rev. performs at churches throughout the region as part of his "Jazz in the Sanctuary" series.
Steve Rudolph is not just the pianist, but a long time composer, arranger, producer, and educator. He, too, has toured the globe and worked with the greats and near greats (even has the Mills Brothers on his resume). Steve had a Christmas album sans vocalist, "Christmas With The Steve Rudolph Trio", in 1999. Matt Wilson was his drummer for that one. Rudolph is also from Central PA and, though they are always doing their own thing, he and Scott have performed together regularly for 40+ years. They are brothers in Jazz, brothers from different mothers. They don't often record together, though, their best known collaboration being the album "Nine" from 2007.
Dred "Perky" Scott has been performing, off and on, since he was 11 (when he was known as "Little Perky Wonder"). He's traveled the world, working with all the great Jazz artists, but he always returns home to Central Pennsylvania. Scott , these days, is a pastor at the United Methodist Church in Baltimore. Additionally, the Rev. performs at churches throughout the region as part of his "Jazz in the Sanctuary" series.
Steve Rudolph is not just the pianist, but a long time composer, arranger, producer, and educator. He, too, has toured the globe and worked with the greats and near greats (even has the Mills Brothers on his resume). Steve had a Christmas album sans vocalist, "Christmas With The Steve Rudolph Trio", in 1999. Matt Wilson was his drummer for that one. Rudolph is also from Central PA and, though they are always doing their own thing, he and Scott have performed together regularly for 40+ years. They are brothers in Jazz, brothers from different mothers. They don't often record together, though, their best known collaboration being the album "Nine" from 2007.
Songs Of Christmas