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Mary Foster Conklin: Blues for Breakfast
by AAJ Italy Staff
La collaborazione fra il pianista John Di Martino e la cantante Mary Foster Conklin ha sempre assicurato frutti originali, con un repertorio che include anche cabaret con testi dei fratelli Marx. Questa volta i due sono su un altro genere, mettendo insieme delle canzoni scritte da Matt Dennis, alcune note altre meno, tutte però rivisitate in ...
Blues For Breakfast
Label: Rhombus Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Before The Show; Spring Isn't Spring Anymore; Show Me The Way To Get Out Of This World;
Angel Eyes; That Tired Routine Called Love; Encanto d'Amor; Blues For Breakfast; Will You Still
Be Mine; Where Am I To Go?; The Night We Called It A Day; Let's Get Away From It All; Let's
Just Pretend; Learn To Love; Violets For Your Furs.
Mary Foster Conklin: Blues For Breakfast
by Michael P. Gladstone
Blues For Breakfast, the third album from vocalist Mary Foster Conklin, is a tribute to the music of Matt Dennis, who died in 2002 at the age of 88. Although he was not as renowned as the members of the Great American Songbook circle (Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers, et al.), Dennis did indeed contribute ...
Mary Foster Conklin: Blues for Breakfast: Remembering Matt Dennis
by Jack Bowers
I don't review many albums by singers these days, but I couldn't pass up a tribute to Matt Dennis, one of the most talented and sadly neglected songwriters of the Twentieth Century. Before scoffing, remember “Angel Eyes," “Will You Still Be Mine," “Everything Happens to Me," “Violets for Your Furs," “Let's Get Away from It All," ...
You'd Be Paradise
Label: Mock Turtle Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Devil May Care; My Heart Belongs to Daddy; Don't Get Scared; But For Now; Baby You Should Know It; Broken
Bicycles; Everything Happens to Me; The Windmills of Your Mind; Nirvana; Right on My Way Home
Mary Foster Conklin: You'd Be Paradise
by Jack Bowers
Hip singer, splendid album. To elaborate — New York–based songstress Mary Foster Conklin, who obviously loves what she does, goes around the block and back to avoid the obvious on You’d Be Paradise, complementing no less than four sophisticated tunes by the inimitable Bob Dorough with one each by David Cantor (“Nirvana”), Tom Waits (“Broken Bicycles”) ...
Crazy Eyes
Label: Mock Turtle Music
Released: 1999
Track listing: Crazy Eyes; The Gentleman Is a Dope; Baby Talk; I'm Gonna Go Fishin'; Slow Boat to China (The China Tour); Dead
Presidents; Goody Goody; Mad About You; Some Cats Know; Fried Bananas; Billy's Blues; How Can I Be Sure; Only
Trust Your Heart; You'll Never Get Me Out of Your Mind
Mary Foster Conklin: Crazy Eyes
by AAJ Staff
She’s standing there on the cover, lovely black and white photograph, big smile, looking to the heavens. You know what this is; you turn it on. “You got a blue eye”, sings the sophisticate; “It’s deeper than any blue.” You know what this is. She relates that the other eye is charming – only it’s green ...
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