Showing posts with label Florence Joelle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florence Joelle. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 28, 2019

Florence Joelle - Life Is Beautiful

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2016
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 33:11
Size: 76,6 MB
Art: Front

(3:20)  1. Angel's Child
(3:05)  2. Si Tu Savais
(4:00)  3. Life Is Beautiful
(3:16)  4. Sleepy Eyes
(2:54)  5. Chez Moi
(3:16)  6. One Step Forward
(3:22)  7. Two and Two Don't Make Five
(3:05)  8. Here Comes the Lady
(4:17)  9. Johnny Tu N'es Pas Un Ange
(2:31) 10. Wake Up Swinging

The Paris-born, London-based singer, songwriter and harmonica player returns with her third offering, 'Life Is Beautiful'. Recorded straight to tape on analogue equipment and mixed in mono at Gizzard Recording Studios, the album exudes warmth and authenticity. 'Life is beautiful, baby. If you let it'. That's what Jimmy Scott, the legendary jazz singer, used to tell her. She wrote those words down and for years she kept them in her purse to remind herself. After he died in 2014 she wrote this song for him. 'Life is Beautiful', in fact, is her most jazz-focused album to date. But though many of these ten new songs sound like classics, seven of them are Joelle originals. ~ Editorial Reviews https://www.amazon.com/Life-Beautiful-If-You-Let/dp/B01GKJN6M8

Life Is Beautiful

Wednesday, August 14, 2019

Florence Joelle - Kiss of Fire

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2015
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 32:41
Size: 76,1 MB
Art: Front

(3:40)  1. Hell Be Damned and Look Out (You May Only Live Once)
(2:36)  2. Stardust Merchant
(3:06)  3. When I Get Low I Get High
(3:48)  4. I'll Come Running
(2:50)  5. Gypsy Boy
(3:47)  6. True to Myself
(3:20)  7. Watermelon Gin
(3:03)  8. Unchain My Heart
(2:56)  9. Never Thought I'd See the Day
(3:31) 10. The Look In His Eyes

Florence Joelle and her most worthy henchmen (Huck Whitney, Chris Campion, Arthur Lager) released their debut album, Florence Joelle’s Kiss Of Fire on Zoltan Records on July 10th. Their sound is an exciting smorgasbord of vintage rock ‘n’ roll, jazz and blues all sprinkled with a healthy swish of French style and Tarantinoesque panache. This triumphant debut manages to combine a wonderful blend of unique covers (‘When I Get Low I Get High’ and ‘Unchain My Heart’) with some startling original songs, which flow together seamlessly to make this an album to be taken very seriously. 

If you are in the UK keep an eye out for Florence playing live, and in the meantime here is a track from the album, When I Get Low I Get High’ to whet your appetite. http://www.thevinyldistrict.com/uk/2011/07/midweek-music-florence-joelles-kiss-of-fire/

Kiss of Fire