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Smile

Label: Jazzizit
Released: 2001
Track listing: It Might as Well Rain Until September; Smile; Dancing Leaf; Beyond the Sea; I

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Label: Jazzizit
Released: 2001
Track listing: Polka Dots & Moonbeams; That old Black Magic; I've Got the World on a String; Day Dream; Small Day Tomorrow; You Don't Know What Love Is; I've Got just about Everything; The Masquerade Is Over; Mad about the Boy; Star Eyes; Glad to Be Unhappy; I Get along without You Very Well

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The Sheena Davis Group: Smile

by Jack Bowers
August 1, 2001

I really wish I could become more enthusiastic about this album. Sheena Davis is a very good singer, and her accompanists are about as solid as Gibraltar. But when it comes to vocalists I’m a tough sell, and in spite of her obvious assets — a well–trained voice, adequate range, admirable intonation — Davis somehow fails ...

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Trudy Kerr: Day Dream

by Dave Nathan
March 1, 2001

Always in possession of impressive technique and a powerful voice, singer Trudy Kerr brings to her third album greater assurance, more sophisticated phrasing and interpretative qualities gained through experience. She has also moved away from that Chaka Khan approach to singing which characterized earlier recordings. Despite her strong voice, she doesn't overdo it as she moves ...

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Playing with Fire

By The Pete Cater Big Band

Label: Jazzizit
Released: 1998
Track listing: Youbetchalife; New Arrival; The Way I Feel; Springtime; A Time for Love; The Suspect; A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square; Some Other Time; Caravan; Regulator (64:55).

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The Pete Cater Big Band: Playing with Fire

by Jack Bowers
July 1, 1998

Drummer Pete Cater's big-band debut couldn't have been more appropriately named. Do Cater and his London-area comrades play with fire? “Youbetchalife" they do. The band comes out screamin' on Matt Wilson's galvanic opener (featuring Matt O'Regan's blazing piano) and never falters right on through the final bars of Monty Alexander's “Regulator." Yes, there are moments of ...

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