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Linda Ciofalo: Take the High Road
And on it goes. Ciofalo's voice turns tender for ballads, soulful for the blues, and sassy for almost everything. Despite all the shifting, she maintains good phrasing, has reasonable range, and avoids intonation problems. The musicians brought into the studio to work with her provide admirable support for the singer and there are some interesting arrangements. At the same time, there's nothing earth shattering or ground breaking about this album. There are many albums on the market these days competing with this one. A burden Take the High Road must carry is that it offers a scant 38 minutes of music. Visit Ms Ciofalo's home page at www.jazzsingers.com/lindaciofalo.
Tracks:You Do Something to Me; Throw It Away; Friday Nights; My One and Only Love; I've Got the World on a String; Show Me; Time after Time; I Can't Make You Help Me; Lost Ticket Blues; Someone to Watch over MePersonnelLinda Ciofalo - Vocals; Mike Capoblanco - Piano; Steve Salerno - Guitar/Bass; Bill McCrossen - Bass Guitar; Ken Rizzo - Bass Guitar; Ken Hasler - Drums/Percussion; Robin Lobe - Percussion; Frank Bellucci - Drums; Wayne Schuster - Saxophone
Track Listing
1 You Do Something to Me 2 Throw It Away 3 Friday Night 4 My One and Only Love 5 I've Got the World on a String 6 Show Me 7 Time After Time 8 I Can't Make You Love Me 9 Lost Ticket Blues 10 Someone to Watch Over Me
Personnel
Linda Ciofalo
vocalsLinda Ciofalo Vocals Mike Capobianco Piano Steve Salerno Guitar Ken Rizzo Bass Bill McCrossen Bass Wayne Schuster Saxophone Kenny Hassler Drums Frank Bellucci Drums Robin Lobe Percussion
Album information
Title: Take the High Road | Year Released: 2000 | Record Label: Lucky Jazz Music
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