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Judi Silvano: Lessons Learned
Tutti i brani, sia nelle musiche che nei testi, sono scritti da Judi e il percorso alterna qualche ballad, una bossa nova, un calypso ed episodi dinamici o frenetici che inglobano anche momenti rock.
Dotata di stile esuberante, chiarezza d'esposizione e buona immaginazione musicale, Judi dà il meglio quando vocalizza in brani ritmici mentre risulta poco coinvolgente dal punto di vista emotivo, per la carenza di sfumature e il timbro non particolarmente personale. In definitiva i brani che fanno risaltare al massimo le sue doti sono pochi e tra questi in particolare "Dust," un frizzante calypso reinventato dal fantasioso sax tenore di Lovano.
Track Listing
Round and Round; You Will Know; Dark Things; Castle Song; Dust; Hand and Heart; After Love; Shuffle and Sway; Riding a Zephyr; The Music's In My Body.
Personnel
Judi Silvano
vocalsJudi Silvano: voice; Kenny Wessel: guitar; Bruce Arnold: processed guitar; Adam Kolker: bass clarinet, soprano sax, tenor sax; Joe Lovano: tenor sax (5,9); Ratzo B. Harris: bass; Bob Meyer, drums; Todd Isler: percussion.
Album information
Title: Lessons Learned | Year Released: 2018 | Record Label: Unit Records
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