Acclaimed jazz diva Marilyn Scott's new CD, Everytime We Say Goodbye is in stores now and also available at her website.
To paraphrase from the title of a vintage jazz ballad, “It Was a Beautiful Three Days in August," when singer/songwriter Marilyn Scott fulfilled her long-held dream of recording an acoustic jazz album in New York City the way the legends used to do it - with the singer and musicians all cutting and working out arrangements together in the studio. Christened Every Time We Say Goodbye, the album is a dreamy throwback to a purer aesthetic that marks the 30th anniversary of Ms. Scott's impressively eclectic recording career.
The Songs:
1. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:54)
2. Got Lost In His Arms (4:02)
3. Lonely Town (5:29)
4. Detour Ahead (4:30)
5. Do You Know The Way To San Jose (4:22)
6. Autumn In New York (5:04)
7. I Love Paris (4:20)
8. Cry Me A River (5:02)
9. Caravan (3:17)
10. Somewhere (4:39)
The Players:
Marilyn Scott - vocals
Cyrus Chestnut - piano
Paul Bollenback - guitar
Gerald Cannon - bass
Willie Jones III - drums
Ken Peplowski tenor sax/clarinet
To paraphrase from the title of a vintage jazz ballad, “It Was a Beautiful Three Days in August," when singer/songwriter Marilyn Scott fulfilled her long-held dream of recording an acoustic jazz album in New York City the way the legends used to do it - with the singer and musicians all cutting and working out arrangements together in the studio. Christened Every Time We Say Goodbye, the album is a dreamy throwback to a purer aesthetic that marks the 30th anniversary of Ms. Scott's impressively eclectic recording career.
The Songs:
1. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:54)
2. Got Lost In His Arms (4:02)
3. Lonely Town (5:29)
4. Detour Ahead (4:30)
5. Do You Know The Way To San Jose (4:22)
6. Autumn In New York (5:04)
7. I Love Paris (4:20)
8. Cry Me A River (5:02)
9. Caravan (3:17)
10. Somewhere (4:39)
The Players:
Marilyn Scott - vocals
Cyrus Chestnut - piano
Paul Bollenback - guitar
Gerald Cannon - bass
Willie Jones III - drums
Ken Peplowski tenor sax/clarinet
For more information contact All About Jazz.
