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Ballads
By Nate Birkey
Label: Household Ink Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: "I'll Be Seeing You", "Nature Boy", "For All We Know", "Dreaming Of Memphis", "Hi Lili, Hi Lo", "But Not For Me", "I'll Be Around", "My Ship", "I Will Wait For You", "You Don't Know What Love Is".
Ballads
By Lars Jansson
Label: Imogena
Released: 2002
Track listing: Hope; The Tree; Why Was I Left Under the Sky; In Peaceful Sleep; To the Mothers in Brazil; More Human; Under the Bodhi Tree; In Memory of Leroy Lowe; Marionette; The Inner Room; Rojo y Negro; Something to Eat; Freedom and Destiny 1; Freedom and Destiny 2; Gruad Larose; Soft Breeze; Ma; Atlantico (71:58).
Nate Birkey: Ballads
by AAJ Staff
There is a mystical quality to Nate Birkey that manifests itself in both his vocals and Trumpet style. Birkey has been compared to both Miles Davis and Chet Baker, and his playing has more than a touch of the former and a whole lot of the latter. And Mr Birkey with a nod to his influences, ...
Lars Jansson: Ballads
by Jack Bowers
This is basically a trio album, but not completely; comprised of ballads by Swedish piano master Lars Jansson, but not completely. Songs like “The Tree,” “To the Mothers in Brazil” and “Something To Eat” may be ballads in the broadest sense of the word but their brisker tempos belie the image. And the trio becomes a ...
Ballads
By Ken Stubbs
Label: Cherry K Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: I Got It Bad and That Ain
Ken Stubbs: Ballads
by Jim Santella
Alto saxophonist Ken Stubbs combines his light, dry alto saxophone timbre with minimal accompaniment on a session for romantics. Working with guitar trio on two tracks, piano on two and the piano trio elsewhere, Stubbs weaves slowly in and around familiar standards. They’re lovely songs that recall lyrics and stories. Appropriately, Stubbs adapts his vocal-like phrasing ...
