Time: 58:24
Size: 133.7 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz, Standards
Year: 1994
Art: Front
[6:40] 1. How Long Has This Been Going On
[6:51] 2. Save Your Love For Me
[5:46] 3. Love Won't Let Me Wait
[7:33] 4. My Foolish Heart
[3:47] 5. Traveling Light
[4:31] 6. Mood Indigo
[6:02] 7. Ill Wind
[5:51] 8. My One And Only Love
[5:31] 9. Speak Low
[5:47] 10. Blame It On The Sun
Bass – Chris Thomas; Drums – Clarence Penn; Piano – Cyrus Chestnut; Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Donald Harrison; Vibraphone – Steve Nelson; Vocals – Laird Jackson.
Known for her personalized renditions of pop and jazz standards, jazz chanteuse Laird Jackson has also written her own music on top of her renowned covers. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Jackson grew up near Detroit and stayed in Michigan until she graduated from college. After that, she moved to New York City and started working on the club scene. Developing a reputation in the area for her fiery live shows, she recorded Quiet Flame in 1994 and released it the same year. Blending covers of 30's and 40's jazz standards with her own compositions, Jackson drew attention to herself with the record and hit the European jazz scene for a short period while promoting it. After that, she took the next eight years to put together another album, continuing to play live while taking care of personal projects at home. Ready to record again in the spring of 2002, the singer put together Touched out of several self-penned tracks as well as covers of Stevie Wonder, Joni Mitchell, and many others. ~bio by Bradley Torreano
Known for her personalized renditions of pop and jazz standards, jazz chanteuse Laird Jackson has also written her own music on top of her renowned covers. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Jackson grew up near Detroit and stayed in Michigan until she graduated from college. After that, she moved to New York City and started working on the club scene. Developing a reputation in the area for her fiery live shows, she recorded Quiet Flame in 1994 and released it the same year. Blending covers of 30's and 40's jazz standards with her own compositions, Jackson drew attention to herself with the record and hit the European jazz scene for a short period while promoting it. After that, she took the next eight years to put together another album, continuing to play live while taking care of personal projects at home. Ready to record again in the spring of 2002, the singer put together Touched out of several self-penned tracks as well as covers of Stevie Wonder, Joni Mitchell, and many others. ~bio by Bradley Torreano
Quiet Flame