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Dreamsville
Label: Dash Hoffman Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Dreamsville, The Three Of Us, Canto Triste, Scarlatti, September In The Rain, Lonely Woman, Zingaro, You
Are There, Pensativa, Beyond The Years, Sometime Ago/Children's Song.
Dreamsville
By Cory Weeds
Label: Cellar Live
Released: 2017
Track listing: Who Can I Turn To; Lady Wants to Know; How Do You Like Them Apples; Blue Daniel; Dreamsville; Hammer’s Tones; Nothing to Lose; Bennissimo; Love Is a Now and Then Thing; Robbins Nest; She Walks This Earth.
Cory Weeds & the Jeff Hamilton Trio: Dreamsville
by Jack Bowers
Even though the substance and framework of jazz are constantly changing and evolving, the music's bedrock--marked by spontaneity and free-wheeling swing--remains essentially unimpaired and secure. And when it comes to swinging, it's hard to eclipse the irrepressible pulse of the tenor saxophone, an instrument whose long and enduring ties to jazz and swing have been epitomized ...
Dreamsville
Featuring the music of Carol Kidd
Duration: 5:59
Dreamsville
Label: ArtiosGroup
Released: 2008
Track listing: On a Slow Boat to China; Come to Me; All My Tomorrows; Pardon Me While I Fall in Love; Dreamsville; The Wheelers and Dealers; Listen, Little Girl; You Inspire Me; Lorelei; The Best Thing for You; But for Now; Dream Dancing/Dancing in the Dark; How High the Moon/Ornithology.
Ginger & Scott: Dreamsville
by Jack Bowers
The first song I heard Ginger Berglund and Scott Whitfield sing together was Tommy Wolfe/Fran Landesman's clever ode to mutual admiration, You Inspire Me. I loved it then, thought they made a great team, and am happy to have more permanent evidence of their charming compatibility and remarkable talent. You Inspire Me is one of several ...
Dreamsville
By John Vance
Label: Erawan Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: I Hadn't Anyone Till You; Darn That Dream; Like A Lover; Invitation; If You Go; Better Than Anything; I'm Beginning to See the Light; My Foolish Heart; Speak Low; You Don't Know What Love Is; Not LIke This; Bluesette; Dreamsville.
John Vance: Dreamsville
by Martin Gladu
In love as in song, heartfelt declarations are better served softly whispered into the ear. Out of the marketing gambit dubiously called lounge jazz" (a most cringing sobriquet), one can nevertheless denote a relation to the authentic art form: its kinship to the great Tin Pan Alley songbook. In a few simple metaphors and verses, these ...
John Vance: Dreamsville
by Michael P. Gladstone
Singer John Vance's It's All Right With Me (Erawan, 2003), was an enjoyable debut; a breath of fresh at a time when Peter Cincotti, Michael Bublé and Harry Connick, Jr., were being touted as the next Male Vocal Jazz Star. Dreamsville initially appears to be more of the same, consisting of songs ...