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| 1. | Any Day Now
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| 2. | Love Is Still the Answer
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| 3. | What the World Needs Now
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| 4. | One Less Bell to Answer
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| 5. | In Between the Heartaches
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| 6. | This Girl's in Love
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| 7. | God Give Me Strength
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| 8. | Who'll Speak for Love
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| 9. | Stronger Than Before
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| 10. | I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself
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| 11. | Don't Go Breaking My Heart
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| 12. | Don't Make Me Over
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| 13. | Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head
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| 14. | Painted from Memory
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| 15. | On My Own
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Jazz / Vocal Jazz
Burt Bacharach - Piano
Dedre Twiss - Vocals (Background)
Hans Vroomans - Piano
Lodewijk VanGorp - Vocals (Background)
Martijn Vink - Drums
Peter Tiehuis - Arranger, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic)
Ruud Breuls - Flugelhorn
Toots Thielemans - Harmonica
* Al Schmitt - Engineer, Mixing
* Amy Peterson - Production Coordination
* Carin Verbruggen - Photography
* Christine Verschorren - Engineer
* Dirk Overeem - Assistant Engineer
* Frank Mathijssen - Assistant Engineer
* Ghian Wright - Assistant
* Mark Humphrey - Photography
* Patrick Williams - Arranger, Producer
* Rob Shrock - Programming
* Sander Van Der Heide - Mastering
* Terry Woodson - Music Preparation
Trijntje Oosterhuis
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: Feb 05, 1973 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Vocal Jazz
Jazz-pop vocalist Trijntje Oosterhuis (aka Traincha) was born in Amsterdam on February 5, 1973. Daughter of a theologian (Huub Oosterhuis) and a musician (Jozefien Melief, flutist for the Amsterdam Promenada Orchestra), Trijntje was brought up in a culturally rich, supportive household. At 17 she formed a group with her brother Tjeerd called Total Touch. Together the siblings performed consistently, even entering the Grote Prijs van Nederland, an important amateur music competition. Trijntje developed a good reputation regionally, which led to collaborations with increasingly influential artists. Her partnership with the well-established saxophonist Candy Dulfer began with a two-year international tour following their first joint effort, Big Girl, in 1995. The following year Trijntje's work with Total Touch reached new heights with the release of their self-titled debut. Two years later the group's follow-up, This Way, hit number one on Dutch charts, ultimately going quadruple platinum. Total Touch split as the siblings began to develop different career paths, beginning with Trijntje's solo debut, For Once in My Life, which went gold in 1999. Her self-titled follow-up, released in 2003, established Oosterhuis as her nation's premier jazz diva. Signed to Blue Note in 2004, Oosterhuis continued to distance herself from the pop world with Strange Fruit, drawing repertoire from the likes of George Gershwin and Billie Holiday. The 2005 release See You as I Do and 2006's Burt Bacharach collaboration The Look of Love have continued to distinguish Oosterhuis as one of the finest European vocal jazz talents of her generation.
---Evan C. Gutierrez, All Music Guide |
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