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An NPR Jazz Christmas with Marian McPartland And Friends |
Marian McPartland |
első megjelenés éve: 1997 |
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(2005)
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1. | God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
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2. | Jingle Bells
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3. | Let It Snow
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4. | The Christmas Song
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5. | O Tannenbaum
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6. | Away in a Manger
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7. | Silent Night
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8. | Gesu Bambino
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9. | Ninna, Nanna
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10. | Good King Wenceslas
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11. | Cool Yule
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12. | Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
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13. | Silver Bells
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14. | Christmas Is Just Another Day
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15. | What Child Is This?
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16. | The Christmas Waltz
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17. | The Christmas Song
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18. | Winter Wonderland
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19. | It Came Upon a Midnight Clear/Away in a Manger
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20. | Silent Night
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21. | I Want a Smile for Christmas
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22. | White Christmas
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Jazz / Christmas
Marian McPartland - Liner Notes, Piano Darrell Grant - Piano Frank Kimbrough - Piano Freddy Cole - Piano, Vocals George Shearing - Piano J.J. Johnson - Trombone Joe Locke - Vibraphone Jon Weber - Piano Keith Ingham - Piano Marcia Ball - Piano, Vocals Michael Weiss - Piano Nnenna Freelon - Vocals Peter Washington - Bass Phil Markowitz - Piano Roseanna Vitro - Vocals
* Benjamin K. Roe - Producer * Bill McQuay - Mastering, Post Producer * Bob Mitchell - Engineer * David Mitchell - Mastering, Post Producer * Elaine Freeman - Executive Producer * Jeeun Lee - Illustrations * Shari Hutchinson - Senior Producer
Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz is the oldest continuously broadcast music series on National Public Radio. During tapings of the program in recent years, she invited 18 of her guests to contribute a performance to this holiday CD, NPR Jazz Christmas with Marian McPartland and Friends, which totals 22 tracks and a generous 70 minutes of music. There are blues piano and vocals by Marcia Ball, great vocals by Nnenna Freelon and Roseanna Vitro, plus the lyrical duet by trombonist J.J. Johnson with McPartland on "The Christmas Song." Of course, the highlights of Piano Jazz programs are the piano solos and duets: whether it's Keith Ingham, George Shearing, Jon Weber, or McPartland herself, the magic continues. The only problem with this CD is NPR's clumsy distribution of it (compared to the Jazz Alliance's handling of complete Piano Jazz programs), which makes it harder to acquire than it should be. ---Ken Dryden, All Music Guide
Marian McPartland
Active Decades: '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s Born: Mar 20, 1918 in Windsor, England Genre: Jazz Styles: Bop, Cool, Ballads, Swing, Post-Bop, Mainstream Jazz, Standards
Marian McPartland has become famous for hosting her Piano Jazz radio program since 1978, but she was a well-respected pianist decades before. She played in a four-piano vaudeville act in England and performed on the European continent for the troops during World War II. In Belgium in 1944, she met cornetist Jimmy McPartland and they soon married. Marian moved with her husband to the United States in 1946, where she sometimes played with him even though her style was more modern than his Dixieland-oriented groups. McPartland eventually had her own trio at the Embers (1950) and the Hickory House (1952-1960), which until 1957 included drummer Joe Morello. She recorded regularly for Savoy and Capitol during the 1950s and also made sessions for Argo (1958), Time (1960 and 1963), Sesac, and Dot. Although eventually divorced from Jimmy, they remained close friends, sometimes played together, and even remarried just weeks before his death. She formed her own Halycon label and recorded several fine albums between 1969-1977. McPartland also made three albums for Tony Bennett's Improv label during 1976-1977 before signing with Concord, where she has been since 1978. The Jazz Alliance label has made available over 30 CD's worth of material from Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz show, some of which are quite fascinating and significant. --- Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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