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“Ivy” by Rebecca Sullivan
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This Way, This Time (Rhyme Or Reason Records) by Rebecca Sullivan
Editor's Comments
Going in a different direction for tonight's "Saturday, The Fringes" program. Sullivan brings a heavy folk influence to jazz, and when combined with Alleman's quirky guitar, it makes for an interesting combo.
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"Ivy," the classic Hoagy Carmichael song written for the 1947 film of the same name, is here re-imagined in an innovative arrangement by Chicago jazz guitar great Mike Allemana. On the new CD, a collaboration between Mike and Rebecca Sullivan, a rising star on the vocal scene, Sullivan mixes affecting interpretations of infrequently heard standards and also contributes two originals.
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