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Andy and the Bey Sisters: 'Round Midnight
by David Rickert
One of the best things about all of the limited edition series out there is that occasionally an obscure oddity gets released. Not necessarily a record that people have sought after, but more like one that many never even knew existed and thus never clamored for its release. Such is the case with 'Round ...
American Song
By Andy Bey
Label: Savoy Jazz
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Never Let Me Go (Evans/Livingston) - 5:31
2. Prelude to a Kiss (Ellington/Gordon/Mills) - 6:27
3. Speak Low (Nash/Weill) - 7:25
4. Angel Eyes (Brent/Dennis) - 4:57
5. Midnight Sun (Burke/Hampton/Mercer) - 6:25
6. Caravan (Ellington/Mills/Tizol) - 6:05
7. Lush Life (Strayhorn) - 7:59
8. Satin Doll (Ellington/Mercer/Strayhorn) - 5:32
9. It's Only a Paper Moon (Arlen/Harburg/Rose) - 6:53
10. Lonely Town (Bernstein/Comden/Green) - 3:37
Andy Bey: American Song
by Russ Musto
The Great American Songbook has rarely been treated to a reading as beautiful as the one the masterful Andy Bey delivers on his newest disc. Bey’s deep dark baritone voice and deliciously deliberate diction breathe new life into ten of America’s most beloved standards, distinctively arranged by Geri Allen. Accompanying himself on piano, Bey is able ...
Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters
By Andy Bey
Label: Prestige Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Willow Weep for Me, A Taste of Honey, Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars, Sister Sadie, Since I Fell for You, Night Song,
Besame Mucho, September in the Rain, The Swingin Preacher, Smiles, Love is Just Around the Corner/I Love
You/Love You Madly, God Bless the Child, Squeeze Me, Tammy, Hallelujah I Love Her So, Everybody Loves My Baby,
'Round Midnight, Solitude, Feeling Good, Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye.
Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters: Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters
by Mathew Bahl
Andy Bey's two rapturously received late '90s CDs, Ballads, Blues & Bey and Shades of Bey, were seen as something of a reinvention for the singer/pianist whose work over the previous 25 years, nearly all as a guest vocalist on other artists' albums, had been more than a little on the esoteric side. However, Prestige's current ...
Andy Bey: Experience and Judgement
by Larry Grogan
When Andy Bey's 1996 album, 'Blues Ballads and Bey' appeared on the scene, the first impression was of a genius, cut from whole cloth. Like Kaspar Hauser, he appeared as if from nowhere, fully formed. But Andy Bey was no newcomer. He had a recording and performing history that stretched back almost 40 years. He recorded ...
Andy Bey: Shades of Bey
by Robert Spencer
On Shades of Bey, his latest Evidence release, Andy Bey's voice smolders and flashes, and burns with a quiet fire. Continuing the intimate atmosphere he so memorably established on the piano/vocal Ballads, Blues, and Bey, he sings two tracks here accompanied just by a guitar: “Like a Lover," which is a vocal adaptation of “O Cantador," ...
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