Annie Lennox, “Summertime” from Nostalgia (2014): One Track Mind
This is the kind of richly textured, reminiscent version of “Summertime” required as the first cool fingers of fall close around you. You May Also Like: No related posts.
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Diana Krall, “California Dreamin'” from Wallflower (2014): One Track Mind
Diana Krall’s new take on “California Dreamin'” gives the Mamas and the Papas hit a much-needed makeover.
Something Else! sneak peek: Carmen Lundy, “Grace” from Soul to Soul (2014)
She explores this turbulently resonant tale with a South African guest vocalist.
One Track Mind: Andy Bey, “Lover Come Back to Me” (2014)
Take everything else away, and Andy Bey’s vocal gift is revealed anew.
Eliana Cuevas – Espejo (2014)
Her range is inspiring, her tone is deep, her fire is irrefutable.
Kosi – Pictures of Us (2014)
This is an album of beauty – authentic, and from the heart.
Kenny Lavender – Conscious Journey, Part 1 & 2 (2014)
Daring but not self indulgent, this double album would be a risk in lesser hands.
One Track Mind: Nancy Wilson with DIVA, “All My Tomorrows” from A Swingin’ Life (2014)
She remains a wonder of range and sassy interpretation.
Violette – Falling Strong (2014)
Violette fits into no easy category, no pre-set box. You May Also Like: Presley’s Beatles, “Can’t Help Falling In Love / Let It Be” (2020): One Track Mind Mark Wade, jazz bassist: Something Else! Interview Simon Hanes – ‘Tsons of Tsunami’ (2024)
Pete McGuinness – Strength in Numbers (2014)
There is a serious big band push to Strength in Numbers, the new disc from the Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra. The Grammy-nominated composer, arranger, trombonist, and vocalist fronts an impressive group of New York players and sinks every ounce of his creative impulse into the material You May Also Like:Read More
