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Jeanie Bryson - I Love Being Here With You (1993), EAC+APE- Telarc Records

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Posted: 06-01-2005, 17:52 (post 1, #340400)

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Jeanie Bryson - I Love Being Here With You

01. Cheek To Cheek [0:04:05.27]
02. Squeeze Me [0:04:55.28]
03. Bitter Sweet [0:05:35.45]
04. A Sleepin' Bee [0:03:55.37]
05. Love Dance [0:08:39.30]
06. I Feel so Smoochie [0:04:16.73]
07. You've Changed [0:05:14.37]
08. Sunshower [0:06:45.25]
09. Cloudy Morning [0:03:03.00]
10. Change Partners [0:04:25.38]
11. I Love Being Here With You [0:04:42.10]

Telarc Records

Genre:Vocal jazz

Compression:EAC+APE

Covers:Front,back and cd label

Size: 284.06 MB

The Band:
Ray Drummond - Bass
Vic Juris - Guitar
Don Braden - Sax (Tenor)
Steve Nelson - Vibraphone
Wallace Roney - Trumpet
Kenny Barron - Piano
Rudy Bird - Percussion
Ted Brancato - Piano
Jeanie Bryson - Vocals
Rudy Byrd - Percussion
Rick Crane - Bass
Ron Davis - Drums

QUOTE

Jeanie Bryson is a subtle and somewhat sensuous singer with a small and appealing voice. Dizzy Gillespie's illegitimate daughter (a fact hidden from the general public during his lifetime), her mother is the songwriter Connie Bryson. She graduated from Livingston College in 1981, and freelanced for a decade, visiting Europe several times. Bryson recorded several fine albums for Telarc starting in 1992, including a Peggy Lee tribute; she also sang on Terence Blanchard's recorded set of Billie Holiday-associated songs.Jeanie Bryson, made her recording debut on this CD. Her voice is highly appealing and often sensuous, hinting at Peggy Lee and Susannah McCorkle. A fine middle-of-the-road song stylist (rather than a jazz singer), Bryson does an excellent job on a set dominated by standards. She mostly concentrates on melody statements with subtle improvising and is at her best on ballads. Steve Nelson's vibes fit in well during his appearances and trumpeter Wallace Roney (as usual sounding like Miles Davis) also takes some good solos. This is a promising beginning for Jeanie Bryson.

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