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Rachel Caswell: We're All in the Dance
Nel 2015 ha pubblicato un secondo lavoro in coppia con il chitarrista Dave Stryker e il bassista Jeremy Allen (All I Know) e quest'incisione conferma le sue doti: ricca tecnica vocale con punti di forza nell'intonazione e nello scat, varietà cromatica, intensità espressiva. L'accompagnano magistrali partner come Dave Stryker, Fabian Almazan, Linda May Han Oh,Johnathan Blake e la sorella Sara Caswell al violino in tre brani.
Il terreno d'incontro è un ricercato modern mainstream che si snoda in un repertorio comprendente noti standard (A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening, I Didn't Know What Time It Was, Devil My Care), classici del be-bop storico (Dexterity), temi poco frequentati (We're All In the Dance), un torrido blues legato a Ray Charles e poi ad Aretha (Drown in My Own Tears) e omaggi a Thelonious Monk, Sting ed Herbie Hancock (il Tell Me a Bedtime Story già riproposto da Robert Glasper).
Tutto si snoda con raffinatezza, rispetto per la tradizione vocale e strumentale anni cinquanta e le interpretazioni risultano fresche e coinvolgenti in un clima senza età. Sarah Caswell è una jazz singer a tutto tondo, migliore di molte cantanti ben più note, e i suoi partner confermano tutto il loro valore.
Un bell'equilibrio di calde interpretazioni vocali e luminosi assoli che assicurano davvero A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening.
Track Listing
Fragile; A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening; We're All in the Dance; Devil May Care; Two for the Road; Drown in My Own Tears; I Didn't Know What Time It Was; Tell Me a Bedtime Story; Dexterity; Reflections (Looking Back).
Personnel
Rachel Caswell
vocalsRachel Caswell: vocals; Dave Stryker: guitar; Fabian Almazan: piano & Fender Rhodes; Linda May Han Oh: bass; Johnathan Blake: drums; Sara Caswell: violin.
Album information
Title: We're All in the Dance | Year Released: 2018 | Record Label: Turtle Ridge Records
About Rachel Caswell
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