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Ren: Vertigo
by Jim Santella
Accurate and crisp with a soulful delivery, singer René Marie brings new life to old standards. These are the songs that we recognize automatically. All it takes is a few bars. Natural and personable, Marie brings her second recording as a leader around as straight-ahead and familiar. She pushes the envelope far enough, however, to prove ...
René Marie: Vertigo
by C. Michael Bailey
Ms. Marie serves up a release even more satisfying than her delectable debut How Can I Keep From Singing . Laverne Butler, Carla Cook, and now René Marie have all released their second recordings for the MaxJazz Vocal Series. Ms. Marie is following up her 2000 release How Can ...
Ren: Vertigo
by Mathew Bahl
Few debut records in recent memory have held as much promise as René Marie’s How Can I Keep from Singing?. Any thoughts that the jazz singer might hit a sophomore slump with her second CD for MAXJAZZ are dispelled only seconds into Vertigo. A bold and challenging record, Vertigo subverts expectations while at the same time ...
How Can I Keep From Singing
By Rene Marie
Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 2000
Track listing: What A Difference A Day Makes; Tennessee Waltz; Motherless Child' Four Women; The Very Thought Of You; I Like You; Afro Blue; A Sleepin' Bee; Hurry Sundown; God Bless The Child; Take My Breath Away; How Can I Keep From Singing. (Total Time: 62:51)
Rene Marie: How Can I Keep From Singing
by C. Michael Bailey
Back To The MAX. The new jazz label, MAXJAZZ, was formally founded with the release of the first four recordings in their “Vocal Series." These recordings included LaVerne Butler's Blues In The City, Carla Cook's It's All About Love (MXJ 106), Christine Hitt's You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (MXJ 107), and Asa Harris' ...
