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Album

So Much

Label: Cullinor Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. The Best Is Yet to Come (Coleman/Leigh) - 2:46 2. Eleanor Rigby (Lennon/McCartney) - 4:37 3. The Folks Who Live on the Hill (Hammerstein/Kern) - 4:12 4. Cherokee (Barnet) - 3:02 5. At 17 (Ian) - 5:03 6. Every Day I Have the Blues (Memphis Slim) - 4:00 7. Little Things (Raposo) - 3:08 8. Gentle Rain (Bonfa/Dubey) - 4:23 9. So Much Larger Than Life (Nash) - 4:10 10. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Ellington/Russell) - 4:54 11. If I Only Had a Brain (Arlen/Harburg) - 2:40 12. Two Sleepy People (Carmichael/Loesser) - 3:22 13. My Cherie Amour [*] (Cosby/Moy/Wonder) - 4:30

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Lori Cullen with The Ron Davis Trio: So Much

Read "So Much" reviewed by Julia M. Scott

by Julia M. Scott
April 2, 2003

Lori Cullen’s light, breathy voice lies somewhere between a sultry whisper and a raspy bite. She sings tenderly but tenaciously, her voice tinted with sadness and a slight, wispy vibrato. Cullen doesn’t scat, but she has a way of presenting lyrics so that they subtly command the song, as if everything flows from her delivery.

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Lori Cullen w/ The Ron Davis Trio: So Much

by AAJ Staff
February 1, 2003

Do you have a favorite song? A song you fall into whenever you are feeling deeply? A song that catches you off guard (or even in the shower) and carries you away? Do you have that kind of song? Wouldn’t it be nice to have an entire album of them? Well, for Candian chanteuse Lori Cullen ...

Album

Solo Duo Trio

By Ron Davis

Label: Cullinor Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: All God's Children; Cullibalue; Moon River; I Will; Rhythmning; Caravan; Moonlight in Vermont; I Found a New Baby; Savannah; Cheek to Cheek; I Want to Talk About You

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Ron Davis with Drew Birston: Solo Duo Trio

Read "Solo Duo Trio" reviewed by Dave Nathan

by Dave Nathan
June 1, 2002

Ron Davis is a dinosaur in this day and age of high specialization and narrow cultural aspirations, in that he is a Renaissance Man. In addition to pursuing his favorite career, jazz piano, and performing regularly in the Toronto area, he also is a published poet and short story writer. He also practices law part time ...