Showing posts with label Miriam Klein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miriam Klein. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2022

Miriam Klein - By Myself

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2012
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 41:05
Size: 94,4 MB
Art: Front

(5:10)  1. Something to Remember You By
(3:33)  2. By Myself
(4:23)  3. Bei mir bist du schoen
(4:08)  4. Lush Life
(4:49)  5. Sophisticated Lady
(3:28)  6. There Is No Greater Love
(3:20)  7. Prelude to a Kiss
(3:50)  8. Mean to Me
(4:21)  9. It's a Sin to Tell a Lie
(3:57) 10. I'm Glad There Is You

Swisss vocalist Miriam Klein first came into the public eye when she performed in Paris in the 1950s with Dexter Gordon, Pierre Michelot, Don Byas and Art Simmons. Later she attended Music School in Vienna and went back to Switzerland to work with the ensembles of her husband, trumpeter and guitarist Oscar Klein. It was in the 1960s and 1970 that she became known internationally. In 1978 her album 'By Myself' was produced by concert management tycoon Horst Lippmann for the L+R label. Lippmann: This is the NEW Miriam Klein confident of her own way of singing. A Miriam Klein By Herself hence the album title. Jazz critic Markus Woelfle: It is her best recording and if she were an American lady and not a Swiss this album would be the pride of everyone's vocal collection. 

The emotional power of her voice and the rich shadings of her interpretations are highlighted by the perfect accompaniment of her inspired sidemen Roland Hanna and George Mraz. It is rare that a pianist offers such perfection and musical additions to a singer - the solos are brilliant and of perfect architecture without overpowering the vocalist. Miriam Klein celebrated her last triumph on her saxophonist son David's 'My Marilyn' album (ENJ-9422) and the label is proud to now present 'By Myself' for the first time on CD. http://akmuzik.com.tr/ak/catalog/showalbum.asp?album=JNKPMPQPO

Personnel: Vocals – Miriam Klein; Acoustic Bass – George Mraz; Piano – Sir Roland Hanna

By Myself

Monday, July 26, 2021

Miriam Klein, Kirk Lightsey - Ballads for Loving Kindness

Styles: Vocal And Piano Jazz
Year: 2000
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:31
Size: 132,4 MB
Art: Front

(6:22) 1. There Is Nothing Like the Feeling
(6:43) 2. Detour Ahead
(6:37) 3. A Time for Love
(5:20) 4. Easy Street
(7:07) 5. Deep in my Dreams
(6:20) 6. Love Is the Thing
(5:35) 7. Season
(6:08) 8. Mandy Is Two
(7:16) 9. Gloomy Monday

Miriam Klein (born March 27, 1937 in Basel) is a Swiss jazz singer. Miriam Klein first achieved notoriety when she performed in Paris with Pierre Michelot, Don Byas and Art Simmons in the 1950s. After training at the music school in Vienna, she returned to Switzerland and sang in the formations of her husband Oscar Klein since 1963.

In the 1960s and 1970s she became internationally known as a singer. She recorded an album with Bessie Smith tracks during this period; The international breakthrough came in 1973 with the album " Lady Like ", which was dedicated to Billie Holiday. She was accompanied by musicians such as Roy Eldridge, Dexter Gordon and Slide Hampton. She also recorded a record with Albert Nicholas.

In 1977 Klein worked with the Fritz Pauer Trio, in 1978 with Sir Roland Hanna and George Mraz on their album " By Myself ". At the Frankfurt Jazz Festival 1980 she was accompanied by Hans Kollers International Brass Company . In 1981/82 she went on tour with Kenny Clarke, Hanna and Isla Eckinger. In 2001 she was also involved in the recording of the album My Marilyn by David Klein, her son.

Her role model is Billie Holiday; she wanted to sing like Billie Holiday, but not copy it , said the singer. After making a record with Miriam Klein, Roy Eldridge said: Your voice would have been much more suitable for the film “Lady Sings the Blues” than Diana Ross's. https://peoplepill.com/people/miriam-klein

Personnel: Miriam Klein - Vocal; Kirk Lightsey - Piano.

Miriam: Ballads for Loving Kindness

Monday, July 1, 2019

Miriam Klein - Ladylike

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2015
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 39:33
Size: 91,1 MB
Art: Front

(4:47)  1. Comes Love
(3:20)  2. What a Little Moonlight Can Do
(4:42)  3. You've Changed
(5:05)  4. The Man I Love
(2:09)  5. Big Stuff
(7:54)  6. Fine and Mellow
(3:31)  7. I Cried for You
(3:50)  8. Yesterdays
(4:10)  9. Body and Soul

Miriam Klein (27 March 1937 in Basel) is a Swiss jazz singer. Miriam Klein gained fame for the first time, when she appeared on the scene in Paris with Pierre Michelot, Don Byas and Art Simmons in the 1950s. After education at the music school in Vienna, she went back to Switzerland and has sung in the group of her husband Oscar Klein since 1963. In 1960s and 1970s, she gained international fame as a singer. In 1973, her famous album Lady Like was published. The album was dedicated to Billie Holiday. In the album, she performed with the musicians Roy Eldridge, Dexter Gordon and Slide Hampton. She recorded also music with Albert Nicholas (1971) and Wild Bill Davison (1976). In 1977, Klein worked with Fritz Pauer's trio and in 1978 with Roland Hanna and George Mraz in her album By Myself. In 1981/82, she made a tour with Kenny Clarke, Hanna and Isla Eckinger. In 2001, she took part in My Marlin, the album of her son David Klein. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miriam_Klein

Ladylike