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Sings

By Patty Waters
Label: ESP Disk
Released: 2009
Track listing: Moon, Don't Come Up Tonight; Why Can't I Come to You; You Thrill Me;
Sad Am I, Glad Am I; Why Is Love Such A Funny Thing; I Can't Forget
You; You Loved Me; Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair.
Patty Waters: Sings

by Lyn Horton
The female voice is branded with certain qualifications which place it in slots of clear expectations. Patty Waters has a voice that links it to no other, despite recurring efforts from critics to do so. The 1965 release Sings is the first documentation of her as songstress, songwriter and improviser. Waters' voice projects mood and sound. ...
Patty Waters: Sings

by Jerry D'Souza
The interpretation of words is an art and Patty Waters turned that art into a singular achievement on her first recording, Sings, originally released in 1965. The songs on that album, now reissued by ESP Disk, took on a plaintive air--wrapped in the whisper of her pain and belted out in a scream of anguish. She ...
Patty Waters: Sings

by Raul d'Gama Rose
This legendary 1965 debut of Patty Waters, simply entitled Sings, is everything that it became famous for. Today, it's also clear how a recording such as this would have come to stand for the angst and anguish of a generation of musicians who were in the forefront of the avant-garde movement in jazz music. Using an ...