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Album

Movin' On

Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 2002
Track listing: Softly as I Leave You; You Said It; Every Time We Say Goodbye; Goodbye; Smile; After You’ve Gone; If Ever I Would Leave You; Goodbye Porkpie Hat; Birdie Bye; A Bientot; Bye–ya; Love Me or Leave Me; Some Other Time.

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Claire Daly: Movin' On

Read "Movin' On" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
June 1, 2002

Who’d have bet that Jeru’s lineal successor would be a woman? I’m not saying Claire Daly sounds like or even emulates Mulligan; she doesn’t. But she’s closer to him in spirit than anyone I’ve heard since Gerry left us in January ’96 (has it really been that long?). Comparisons aside, Daly is clearly one of the ...

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Claire Daly: Movin' On

Read "Movin' On" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
April 12, 2002

The Lady is a...Baritone Saxophonist After 10 years with the all-female big band Diva and three years with former Microscopic Septet leader Joel Forrester, saxophonist Claire Daly finally waxed digital sides as a leader. She debuted as front-woman with Swing Low (Koch Jazz 7872, 1999) and is now following this up with ...

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Claire Daly: Movin' On

Read "Movin' On" reviewed by Dave Nathan

by Dave Nathan
March 1, 2002

Baritone saxophonist Claire Daly's second album focuses on songs that deal with dire events leading to the loss of persons held dear. Just before she recorded this CD, she lost her mother and nephew. One of her icons, Gerry Mulligan, had also recently passed away. Tommy Turrentine's “You Said It" is included as a tribute to ...

Album

Swing Low

By Claire Daly

Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 1999

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Claire Daly: Swing Low

by Robert Spencer
December 1, 1999

If you think female wind players are limited to the flute or oboe, with an occasional soprano or alto saxophonist thrown in, get ready for Claire Daly, who plays baritone sax with a big roundhouse sound - although from the looks of the cover photo of “Swing Low" it's almost as big as she is. But ...

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Claire Daly: Swing Low

by Jack Bowers
May 1, 1999

Oh, how I’d love to use this disc as part of a blindfold test for those who roll their eyes or otherwise show their disdain when the discussion turns to women in Jazz who do anything other than sing or play the piano. I can almost picture the looks of shock and disbelief as I disclose ...