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Mary Ann Douglas: Unfinished Business
ByWith Unfinished Business Douglas moves onward and upward as she takes this winning performance up a few notches. It's all about heart and her genuine delivery. Mundell Lowe's eclectic arranging gives the session a bright array of light, Latin textures, deep blues, slow, soulful ballads and up-tempo romps. The album's title track and several others ooze with an earthy blues quality, while Douglas makes herself comfortable with the music's cool flow.
Her lyrics tell stories; the kind that keep you thinking about why things work out the way they do. The singer keeps you wondering about the tales, while her ensemble wraps the music in a gentle jazz framework that flows naturally. Like Mary Ann Douglas' previous albums, Unfinished Business comes recommended for its heartfelt charm and for its pure jazz projection.
Track Listing
Move Over, Blues; Something
Personnel
Mary Ann Douglas: vocals; Mundell Lowe: electric guitar, acoustic guitar; John Rekevics: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute, alto flute; Rob Whitlock: piano, keyboards; Bob Magnusson: acoustic bass; Jim Plank: percussion.
Album information
Title: Unfinished Business | Year Released: 2007 | Record Label: Magdalene
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