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Let It Be Jazz: Connie Evingson Sings The Beatles
Label: Summit Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Blackbird, Wait, The Night Before, Can't Buy Me Love, From Me to You, Fixing a Hole, When I'm 64,
I'm Looking Through You, For No One, I Will, Oh! Darlin,' Got to Get You Into My Life, Good Day
Sunshine
Big Band Reflections of Cole Porter
By Jack Cooper
Label: Summit Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. "It's All Right With Me"; 2. "Love For Sale"; 3. "Night and Day"; 4. "Twelve"; 5. "So In Love"; 6. "Ev'rything I Love"; 7. "From This Moment On"; 8. "Two In Love"; 9. "What Is This Thing Called Love"
Big Band Refections of Cole Porter
By Jack Cooper
Label: Summit Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: It's Alright with Me, Love for Sale, Night and Day, Twelve, So in Love, Ev'rything I Love, From this Moment On, Two in Love, What is This thing Called Love?
Brothers III
Label: Summit Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Overflow; Whitesburg Bridge; You
Connie Evingson: Let It Be Jazz: Connie Evingson Sings The Beatles
by Jim Santella
The songs that John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote and recorded with the Beatles in the 1960s have left lasting impressions on all of us. They are timeless anecdotes from an era of exploration and change. On Let It Be Jazz Connie Evingson places each of these familiar melodies into a mainstream jazz context with a ...
Jack Cooper: Big Band Reflections of Cole Porter
by C. Michael Bailey
The Jazz Orchestra of the Delta is a 17-member big band lead by Jack Cooper and, on this present recording, featuring trumpeter Marvin Stamm and vocalist Sandra Dudley. The Memphis-based group and special guests direct their attention here to the music composed and inspired by Cole Porter. Dr. Cooper spent the better part of the last ...
Connie Evingson: Let It Be Jazz: Connie Evingson Sings The Beatles
by C. Michael Bailey
In my experience, non-pop interpretations of the Beatles? songbook have been dismal at best, suicidal at worst. Part of the problem, I suspect, is one of context. It seems that the Beatles canon does not lend itself readily to differing genre applications. Take for example Telarc?s recent attempt to apply a blues treatment to The White ...
Connie Evingson: Let It Be Jazz: Connie Evingson Sings The Beatles
by Dan McClenaghan
We orignal diehard Beatles fans--those of us who came of age during and just after the '64 British Invasion--tend to cringe at the mention of Beatles jazz albums. There's a certain sanctity associated with the music of the Fab Four; and who among us hasn't encountered an uninspired and blandly arranged Beatles knock-off? Certainly ...
Jack Cooper: Big Band Reflections of Cole Porter
by Jack Bowers
The Delta in the Jazz Orchestra's name refers to the Mississippi Delta, specifically around Memphis, TN, where the five-year-old JOD is based. Formed in 1998 by composer / arranger Jack Cooper, the eighteen-piece ensemble is comprised of some of the finest professional jazz and studio musicians in the area. On its debut album, Big ...


