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| 1. | Never Make Your Move Too Soon
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| 2. | What A Diff'rence A Day Made
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| 3. | As Long As I Live
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| 4. | Old Folks
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| 5. | Just One More Chance
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| 6. | My Shining Hour
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| 7. | Why Did I Choose You?
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| 8. | Poor Butterfly
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Jazz
Recorded: August 1980, Coast Recorders, San Francisco, California
Ernestine Anderson (vocals); Monty Alexander (piano); Ray Brown (double bass); Frank Gant (drums)
Ernestine Anderson sings with great clarity and beautiful diction and the subtle slurs and inflections she employs place her firmly in that select little group of true jazz vocalists. By the simple expedient of changing the stress on one word in every five or six, she makes very personal statements on seven hardy standards and one blues. Her version of the 1938 melody "Old Folks" is as poignant and lyrical as any I have heard since Miles Davis revived the tune in 1961. If the old songs are the best -- and they often are -- her choice of material is inspired on this album.
-- Derek Ansell, New Note, November 1990 |
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