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Live In Montreux 91-97

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Claude Nobs Intro; You Send Me; You Don't Know What Love Is; Don't Waste Your Time; My Funny Valentine; I Can Explain; I'm Special; Bye-Bye Blackbird; Prayer Dance; With Every Breath I Take; Me Voila Seul; On Se Reveillera

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Rachelle Ferrell: Live in Montreux 91-97

Read "Live in Montreux 91-97" reviewed by Dave Nathan


The title of this album is somewhat misleading. This is not a collection of songs covering appearances by Rachelle Ferrell during the period 1991-1997. They are from just two visits to Montreux, mostly in 1991. If you didn't know that Ferrell is supposedly possessed of a range of more than six octaves...which exceeds the four or ...

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Individually (Can I Be Me?)

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Individuality (Can I Be Me?); Sista; Will You Remember Me?; I Forgive You; I Gotta Go; Why You Wanna Mess It All Up?; Gaia; Run To Me; Reflections of My Heart; Satisfied; I Can Explain.

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Rachelle Ferrell: Individually (Can I Be Me?)

Read "Individually (Can I Be Me?)" reviewed by Jim Santella


While her album entertains with a pleasant groove and a variety of electronic textures, Rachelle Ferrell shares only about half her true talent with the audience. Preferring instead to cover the session with background vocals, droning hip-hop rhythms and movie soundtrack effects, she weaves an acrobatic voice around originals that offer stories of romance and other ...

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Individuality (Can I Be Me?)

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2000
Track listing:

Individuality (Can I Be Me?), Sista, Will You Remember Me?, I Forgive You, I Gotta Go, Why You Wanna Mess It All Up?, Gaia, Run To Me, Reflections Of My Heart, Satisfied, I Can Explain

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Rachelle Ferrell: Individuality (Can I Be Me?)

Read "Individuality (Can I Be Me?)" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Rachelle Ferrell is back, if not with a vengeance, at least with an attitude. An attitude of confidence, perseverance and hope.Jazz enthusiasts couldn't help but be bowled over by Ferrell's extraordinary technique on her 1995 Blue Note album, First Instrument. And then, nothing. Reports of occasional performances here, irregular publicity there. What happened to ...

Album

First Instrument

Label: Blue Note
Released: 1995

Album

With Open Arms

Label: Blue Note
Released: 1994

Album

Nothing Has Ever Felt Like This

Label: Blue Note
Released: 1994

Album

'Til You Come Back To Me

Label: Blue Note
Released: 1992


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