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| 1. | Music
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| 2. | How Long Has This Been Going On?
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| 3. | This Might Be Forever
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| 4. | My One and Only Love
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| 5. | An Affair to Remember
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| 6. | Bring Back Romance
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| 7. | You Can't Rush Spring
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| 8. | Out of This World
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| 9. | A Quiet Thing
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| 10. | There Will Never Be Another You
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| 11. | Where Does Love Go?
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| 12. | You Go to My Head
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| 13. | It Could Happen to You
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| 14. | My Shining Hour/I'll Be Seeing You
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Jazz / Vocal; Standards, Traditional Pop
Ann Hampton Callaway - Vocals
A.T. Michael MacDonald - Mastering
Bill Charlap - Piano
Chip Jackson - Bass
Cynthia Daniels - Engineer, Producer, Mixing
Dale Gordon - Percussion
Darmon Meader - Sax (Soprano)
Dave Ratajczak - Drums
David Finck - Bass
David Robbins - Assistant Engineer
Doug Katsaros - Keyboards, Arranger
Ed Raso - Assistant Engineer
Hugh Fordin - Executive Producer
Jay Berliner - Guitar
Jay Leonhart - Bass
Jeff Faville - Art Direction
Jovan Djodjevic - Assistant Engineer
Joyce Hammann - Violin
Laura Seaton - Violin
Lee Musiker - Piano, Keyboards, Arranger
Lou Marini - Saxophone, Fiddle
Marvin Stamm - Flugelhorn
Mary Wooten - Cello
Paul Greco - Photography
Peter Beckerman - Assistant Engineer
Racheal Evans - Viola
Richard Rodney Bennett - Arranger, Piano
Stephanie Garriola - Stylist
Terry Clarke - Drums
Tricia Lutz - Production Manager
If, as they say, "variety is the spice of life," Ann Hampton Callaway's second album forDRG is especially piquant. On a program of 14 numbers, including five she composed, Callaway brings a flock of people into the studio. There are three arrangers, including the eminent composer Richard Rodney Bennett, four different piano players, and at least three rhythm-section players along with an assortment of reeds, horns, and strings. The result is an interesting potpourri of more than 55 minutes of swirling but assured and confident singing. Although there's an assortment of arrangers, to their credit their charts complement and reinforceCallaway's vocal strengths. She has a way -- at least on some cuts -- of creating an almost eerie atmosphere with her voice, bringing to mind hazy afternoons and hushed foggy evenings with her voice floating overhead. Aiding and abetting in creating this atmosphere are not only the arrangers, but the musicians. Lou Marini's delicate flute and carefree alto sax are prominent on a slower than usual "How Long Has This Been Going On?" There's a jungle music-like introduction to the Callaway-penned title tune, "Bring Back Romance," then seguing into a soft rock tempo. Some of the arrangements on this CD are complex, but there are less ornate tracks like a jumping "There Will Never Be Another You," with Lee Musiker's piano providing the bulk of the support. Callaway's straight-ahead way with lyrics comes through loud (figuratively speaking) and clear on a jazzy "You Go to My Head," again with Marini's flute fluttering in the background before he takes out his sultry tenor. This track is one of the album's highlights, along with an upbeat and bouncy "It Could Happen to You." The result of all this is something for everybody, from heavily embellished arrangements through very emotional renditions like "My Shining Hour" to comparatively simple and basic jazz singing. Each track is like the weather. If you don't like it now, wait a few minutes and it will change. ~ Dave Nathan, All Music Guide |
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