TRACKS:
I Love Being
Here With You
Never Make
Your Move Too Soon / Smack Dab In the Middle
Don’t
Get Around Much Anymore
Stormy Monday
Fever
Alright, Ok,
You Win / Everyday (I Have the Blues)
The Comeback
It Don’t
Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)
Going to Chicago
Next Time You See Me
Hit The Road Jack
Bye Bye Blackbird
Kansas City / Shake Rattle and Roll
On a hot night in May 2002, one of the most beloved Jazz and Blues vocalists backed by one of the most talented bands today, descended upon one of the most poular dance venues in the U.S. to record, what is sure to become, one of your favorite records of all time. All the magic that is a Barbara Morrison performance is captured here, for the first time, for dancers only.
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CD INFORMATION
BAND BIOGRAPHIES:
Barbara Morrison
Barbara Morrison has performed with a virtual "who's who" of
the Jazz and the Blues worlds including legends, Dizzy Gillespie, James
Moody, Ron Carter, Etta James, Esther Phillips, David T. Walker, Jimmy
Smith, Johnny Otis, Dr. John, Kenny Burrell, Terence Blanchard, Joe Sample,
Cedar Walton, Nancy Wilson, Mel Torme, Joe Williams, Tony Bennett, and
Keb' Mo (Kevin Moore).
She has been featured on over 20 recordings in almost every genre from
traditional Jazz and Blues to Gospel and Pop. Her melodic voice, with
its two-and-a-half-octave range, are known worldwide, as are her rich,
unique, soulful and highly spirited interpretations of both, familiar
Jazz and Blues classics, and original contemporary tunes. Most striking
is Ms. Morrison's ability to belt out down-home, soul-stirring Blues.
Breathtaking are her impassioned renditions of old and favorite torch
songs. You can find more information about Barbara at www.barbaramorrison.com.
The Band
Ruth Davies (Bass) and Danny Caron (Guitar) both played with Charles Brown
for many years. Danny served as guitarist and musical director for Charles
Brown from 1987 until Brown's death in 1999. The other members of the
band include John Hanes on Drums, Charles MacNeal on Sax, John R. Burr
on Keyboard, and Steve Campos on trumpet. All six are well respected and
accomplished musicians in their own right.