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Roger Cairns
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Roger Cairns started singing at a very early age and hasn’t stopped since. He sang at his aunt’s wedding when he was three years old. He sang in the church choir. Every year, he sang at the local residents association Christmas party. He sang at school and was 12 when he was awarded the Robert Burns Prize for excellence in the singing of Scottish songs. That’s what Roger knew, that’s what he loved, and that’s what he decided he was going to do when he turned 9: he was going to become a singer. Flash forward 50 years and Roger is in Los Angeles, California, singing with a 20-piece jazz orchestra
Let's...
By Roger Cairns
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2010
Track listing: Let's Fall In Love; They Say It's Wonderful; Bye, Bye (Peter Gun Theme);
Get Set For The Blues; To The Ends Of The Earth; How Am I To Know;
Moonlight Becomes You; Gravy Waltz; The Face I Love; My One And Only;
Things Are Swinging; Pretty Butterfly; If Love Were All; Stormy Monday;
Sans Souci (Cyprus); Daydream.
Doug Ferony: It Had To Be You: The Lovers CD
by C. Michael Bailey
Vocalist Doug Ferony belongs in the same company as Roger Cairns and Tom Culver. These are durable male vocalists, conservative in their performance and interpretation approach, with distinctive voices in their own right. They are modern keepers-of-the-flame out of the Frank Sinatra/Tony Bennett tradition. Jazz singers? Maybe. Song Stylists? Absolutely. Ferony has made a career singing ...
Tom Culver: Tom Culver Sings Johnny Mercer: I Remember You
by C. Michael Bailey
Johnny Mercer was a class act as a lyricist. He, alone, could well populate the jazz songbook of standards. Singer Tom Culver pays special tribute to Mercer with I Remember You, a sporting collection of Mercer's finest that include “Day In, Day Out," “Skylark," “Moon River," and the title cut. Culver is a vocalist cut from ...
Roger Cairns: Let's...
by C. Michael Bailey
On the heels of his recently released The Dream of Olwen (Self Produced, 2010), it is worth considering Roger Cairns' previous recording, Let's..., which was a nice evolution from his first American release, A Scot in LA (Self Produced, 2006). Roger Cairns is a student of The Great American Songbook. Rather than wearing ...
A Scot in LA
By Roger Cairns
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2006
Track listing: We've Got A World That Swings; Never Let Me Go; That Sunday That Summer; I'm Gonna
Laugh You Right Out Of My Life; Lonely Town; Look At Her; Things Are Looking Up; The
Colours Have Run; Flamingo; Why Did I Choose You; You're A Lady; You Better Go Now; Good
Night And Joy Be Wi'YeA.
Roger Cairns: A Scot in LA
by Michael P. Gladstone
Without knowing if the title of A Scot In LA is an intentional play on words on Sting's “An Englishman in New York," I rather like this album and must credit Roger Cairns for his vocal style as well as the majority of the selected tunes. The liner information tell us that as a ...
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