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Claire Dickson: Scattin' Doll
Su questo disco la Dickson è accompagnata da un classico trio con piano/contrabbasso/batteria e, senza timori reverenziali, offre ottime interpretazioni di tanti classici. Da una "My Man's Gone Now," di grande maturità, accompagnata dal solo pianoforte, a "Black Coffee" proprio sorprendente.
Scattin' Doll è un album maturo in cui la sorprendente Dickson, accompagnata da solidi ed eclettici (il pianista McLaughlin e il batterista Rosenthal, fanno parte del notevole gruppo avant-klezmer Naftule's Dream) musicisti della scena bostoniana, conferma l'alto livello medio dei musicisti americani anche di giovanissima età Non resta che farle i migliori auguri!
Track Listing
01. Caravan (Duke Ellington/Juan Tizol/Irving Mills) - 5:23; 02. Confirmation (Charlie Parker) - 2:51; 03. Black Coffee (Paul Francis Webster/Sonny Burke) - 5:22; 04. Love Me or Leave Me (Walter Donaldson/Gus Kahn) - 4:23; 05. Midnight Sun (Sonny Burke/Lionel Hampton/Johnny Mercer) - 4:33; 06. Phantom Doll (Dave Carter) - 3:21; 07. Just One of Those Things (Cole Porter) - 3:13; 08. My Man´s Gone Now (George & Ira Gershwin/Dubose Heyward) - 3:32; 09. If I Were a Bell (Frank Loesser) - 2:43; 10. Ornithology/How High Is the Moon (Benny Harris/Charlie Parker Nancy Hamilton/Morgan Lewis) - 2:12.
Personnel
Claire Dickson
vocalsClaire Dickson (voce); Michael McLaughlin (piano); Greg Loughman (contrabbasso); Eric Rosenthal (batteria); Gary Bohan (flicorno, cornetta 1,2); Dan Fox (trombone 1,4); Glenn Dickson (clarinetto basso 1).
Album information
Title: Scattin' Doll | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Point of Departure, WMPG-FM
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