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John Pizzarelli: Knowing You
by Jim Santella
John Pizzarelli's “Knowing You" flows with a laid back demeanor as organ, piano, bass, and drums surround the singer/guitarist with cool sensations. His velvety voice brings the title track's hip lyrics to life and sets your mind at ease. Listening to Pizzarelli sing this collection of standards and popular songs can turn your day into a ...
John Pizzarelli: Knowing You
by Woodrow Wilkins
When recording fresh interpretations of classic songs, artists do best when they go beyond simply singing or playing them the way they were written. To make it worth doing, the modern artist must make the music his own. John Pizzarelli is exceptionally adept in accomplishing this. This fact is evident on the opening track of his ...
John Pizzarelli: Knowing You
by C. Michael Bailey
Vocalists John Pizzarelli and Harry Connick, Jr. have a few things in common. They are both young and attractive, hyper-talented men with loads of respect for the Great American Songbook. But that is where the comparison essentially ends. Connick, a pianist, concentrates primarily on the “standard" standards and his own compositions. Pizzarelli, a guitarist, concentrates on ...
Bossa Nova
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. One Note Samba 2. Fascinatin' Rhythm 3. The Girl From Ipanema 4. Your Smiling Face 5. Estate 6. Desafinado 7.
Aquelas Coisas Todas 8. I Remember 9. Francesca 10. Love Dance 11. So Dan
John Pizzarelli: Bossa Nova
by Franz A. Matzner
Warm and gentle, John Pizzarelli’s latest release, Bossa Nova , takes you on an affectionate, musically articulate, and eventually exasperatingly quaint tour of bossa nova’s Brazilian heritage. Not surprisingly, Bossa Nova features several Antonio Carlos Jobim compositions, including a gracefully mature rendition of “The Girl From Ipanema,” the cleverly arranged “So Danço Samba,” ...
Live at Birdland
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Disc 1: Introduction; Just You, Just Me; The Frim Fram Sauce; The Song is You; Isn't It a Pity?;
Rhode Island; Gospel Truth; Tea for Tatum; Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight; Mean Old Man;
Manhattan; Moonlight Becomes You; Will You Still Be Mine.
Disc 2: Introduction; Three Little Words; They Can't Take That Away From Me; Oh, How My Heart
Beats for You; The Day I Found You; It's Only A Paper Moon; Stompin' At The Savoy; Better Run
Before It's Spring; Headed Out For Vera's; Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You/Baby Baby All The Time/
Midnight Blue; I Like Jersey Best; My Castle's Rockin'; Baby Just Come Home to Me.
John Pizzarelli Trio: Live at Birdland
by C. Michael Bailey
Live at Birdland is two hours, twelve minutes, and sixteen seconds the finest of the American Musical Art form. The John Pizzarelli Trio celebrated its tenth anniversary at New York City's Birdland club this past year and Telarc was there to capture the festivities. How fortunate we are. Forty-three-year-old John Pizzarelli is jazz royalty. ...
The Rare Delight of You
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. If Dreams Come True
2. The Lady's In Love With You
3. Everything Happens To Me
4. Lulu's Back In Town
5. Something To Remember You By
6. Lemon Twist
7. Lost April
8. Problem
9. The Rare Delight Of You
10. Shine On Your Shoes
11. Indian Summer
12. Be Careful It's My Heart
13. September In The Rain
14. I Predict (2001)
15. Lucky To Be Me
Ray Brown: A Jazz Odyssey
by C. Andrew Hovan
While it seems that things have come to a point in the history of jazz when many of the music's elder statesmen are leaving us and there are fewer and fewer masters left to pass on the proverbial flame, 75-year-old bassist Ray Brown continues to champion the mainstream cause while inflecting his own music with the ...
John Pizzarelli and The George Shearing Quintet: The Rare Delight of You
by C. Michael Bailey
Urbane and Gentlemanly Guitar and Piano... Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue... It is this romance that populates the Telarc Jazz collaboration between master of the popular song John Pizzarelli and jazz deity George Shearing. John Pizzarelli's guitar is a perfect fit for what has become known as the “Shearing Sound." His singing will, ...
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