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Carrie Wicks: Maybe
By Track review of "Solitude"Wicks is a sharp composer of lyrics and knows how to deliver them. She does the same with her carefully selected standards. Duke Ellington's "Solitude" is revealed slowly, like a delicious story. Drowsy and warm, Wicks makes the ballad a carnal lament to loss. Her delivery is wistful and well-cushioned by Anschell's splendid touch and equally winter-drowsy pianism. Wicks summons Bessie and Mamie Smith more than Billie Holiday. She is very much her own singer with a voice made for the songs she sings.
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Carrie Wicks
vocalsCarrie Wicks: vocals; Bill Anschell: piano; Jeff Johnson: bass; Byron Vannoy: Drums.
Album information
Title: Maybe | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: OA2 Records
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