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Evolution
Label: Fome Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Lifetime; A Song For Pam; Placero; Evolution; Queen Of The Nile' The Dance; I Am Love; Smooth; Thinking About You; Cleopatra's Destiny' Poison; At The Concert; Vibrations 5ive Minutes; Lifeline (Pamela's Pulse) (Total Time: 68.54).
Evolution
Label: Mad-Kat
Released: 2002
Track listing: Anthropology; I'm Old Fashioned; Evolution; Ancient Footprints; Midnight Sun; Nothing Like You; Please Send Me Someone to Love; You Don't Know What Love Is; Firm Roots; Tristesa de Amar; Gone With the Wind; Someone Else Is Steppin' In; When Lights Are Low; Where Do You Start?
Kitty Margolis: Evolution
by William Grim
This is an amazing album. There are few jazz singers with the range of expression of Kitty Margolis, a singer equally at home in bop, blues and ballads. Possessed of unerring pitch and flawless enunciation, Margolis can also scat with the best of them. Indeed, her versatility brings to mind Ella Fitzgerald and Carmen McRae. In ...
Pamela Williams: Evolution
by Craig W. Hurst
The smooth, stylish, sophisticated, meticulously polished, refined and highly produced sounds of that jazzy pop music called smooth jazz are very evident in the newest CD release Evolution by Pamela Williams. As a multi-saxophonist, flautist and vocalist, Williams’ playing is very much in the same vein as that of David Sanborn, Candy Dulfer, Richard ...
Pamela Williams: Evolution
by C. Michael Bailey
Tafelmusik. Edward Kennedy Ellington once opined that there existed only two types of music— Good and Bad. This writer tends to be a bit more forgiving in amending Mr. Ellington's classes to read “Good and Better." It is from this vantagepoint that I approach Pamela Williams' new release, Evolution. First and foremost, this disc will appeal ...
Evolution
By John Lewis
Label: Atlantic Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Sweet Georgia Brown; September Song; Afternoon in Paris; Two Degrees East,Three Degrees West; I'll Remember April; Django; Willow Weep For Me; Cherokee; For Ellington; Don't Blame Me;At The Horse Show.
John Lewis: Evolution
by Mike Neely
John Lewis's solo piano release “Evolution" has the feel of a master playing for himself alone in a room in a manner that is entirely focused on the development of the music as he plays. There is a mindfulness that comes up through the pauses and spaces of his refined, emotional style. At times it seems ...
John Lewis: Evolution
by Douglas Payne
Like a kindly grandfather with many adventures in his past and stories to tell, John Lewis tells the most ripping stories as a soloist. For years the musical director of the legendary Modern Jazz Quartet, Lewis has become known for his abilities to marry the bebop language with European classicism. As a musician, he's too often ...
