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Diane Schuur: Some Other Time
Il suo è un lavoro che ha dell'artigianale: le grandi versioni, le innovazioni, le hanno già fatto le altre. Lei si limita ad eseguire di nuovo con grande classe degli standards nella tradizione di un mainstream senza tempo, immettendovi del feeling vero. Una cantante competente e raffinata, in grado di presentare composizioni differenti per umore e di farle parte del proprio mondo espressivo. A darle man forte c'è una ritmica ferrata e la chitarra di Don Palmer, che ci ricorda subito cosa è il suo strumento nel jazz.
Le versioni di "Taking a Chance on Love" o "My Favorite Things" sono certo da citare, non solo per la sua intepretazione, ma anche per la perfetta interazione con la ritmica.
Track Listing
Nice Work If You Can Get It; Beginner's Luck; They Say It's Wonderful; Some Other Time; Blue Skies; Without A Song; It's Magic; Taking A Chance On Love; The Good Life; If Someone Had Told Me; My Favorite Things; September In The Rain; Danny Boy.
Personnel
Diane Schuur
vocalsDiane Schuur: vocals, piano; Randy Porter: piano; Dan Balmer: guitar; Scott Steed: bass; Reggie Jackson: drums.
Album information
Title: Some Other Time | Year Released: 2008 | Record Label: Heads Up International
About Diane Schuur
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