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| Abbey Sings Billie, Volume 2 |
| Abbey Lincoln |
első megjelenés éve: 1987
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Jazz / Vocal
Vocal Jazz
Post-Bop
Standards
Recorded: November 6 & 7, 1987, the Universal Jazz Coalition, New York, New York
Abbey Lincoln (vocals); Harold Vick (tenor saxophone); James Widman (piano); Tarik Shah (bass); Mark Johnson (drums)
Abbey Lincoln is the perfect person to pay tribute to Billie Holiday. She knew Lady Day during her last years and, like Holiday, Lincoln has always lived the words she sings and chosen to only intepret lyrics that have great meaning to her. Her expressive powers have been quite strong throughout her career and there are plenty of dramatic moments on this disc along with its first volume. Tenor-saxophonist Harold Vick, who would die suddenly within days of these sessions, is quite effective as is the supportive rhythm section. Abbey Lincoln shows off her versatility on such diverse numbers as "Gimme a Pigfoot," "Don't Explain" and "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone."
---Scott Yanow, allmusic
Includes an interview with Abbey Lincoln as conducted by Adger Cowans.
1.Gimme A Pigfoot
2.No More
3.God Bless The Child
4.Don't Explain
5.For Heaven's Sake
6.Please Don't Talk About Me (When I'm Gone)
7.For All We Know |
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