Beegie Adair - Swingin' With Sinatra (2010)
BAND/ARTIST: Beegie Adair
- Title: Swingin' With Sinatra
- Year Of Release: 2010
- Label: EMI CMG
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: flac lossless +booklet
- Total Time: 00:46:38
- Total Size: 265 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. You Make Me Feel So Young
02. Nice 'N Easy
03. Come Rain or Come Shine
04. New York, New York
05. Fly Me to the Moon
06. Guess I'll Have to Hang My Tears Out to Dry
07. Just in Time
08. Come Fly With Me
09. Call Me Irresponsible
10. Angel Eyes
11. (Love is) The Tender Trap
12. Don't Worry 'Bout Me
On her "jazz piano tribute to Frank Sinatra," Beegie Adair addresses 12 songs performed at one time or another by Sinatra. They range from actual signature songs (Kander & Ebb's "New York, New York") to songs specially written for Sinatra ("Nice ‘N Easy," "Come Fly with Me"), all the way to songs he just happened to have recorded, even if they weren't particularly associated with him ("Just in Time," which, if anything, is known more for Sinatra pal Dean Martin's version, since he sang it in the film Bells Are Ringing, or for Tony Bennett, who had a chart single with it). In any case, the songs provide a good means for Adair, along with her rhythm section, to present swing arrangements centering on her piano. As a jazz musician, Adair doesn't tend to get far away from the melodies of the songs, although she does add all sorts of ornamentation. Actually, among her many albums, this one has a higher improvisatory component than most. But it's still basically high-quality cocktail jazz with a focus on Sinatra.
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01. You Make Me Feel So Young
02. Nice 'N Easy
03. Come Rain or Come Shine
04. New York, New York
05. Fly Me to the Moon
06. Guess I'll Have to Hang My Tears Out to Dry
07. Just in Time
08. Come Fly With Me
09. Call Me Irresponsible
10. Angel Eyes
11. (Love is) The Tender Trap
12. Don't Worry 'Bout Me
On her "jazz piano tribute to Frank Sinatra," Beegie Adair addresses 12 songs performed at one time or another by Sinatra. They range from actual signature songs (Kander & Ebb's "New York, New York") to songs specially written for Sinatra ("Nice ‘N Easy," "Come Fly with Me"), all the way to songs he just happened to have recorded, even if they weren't particularly associated with him ("Just in Time," which, if anything, is known more for Sinatra pal Dean Martin's version, since he sang it in the film Bells Are Ringing, or for Tony Bennett, who had a chart single with it). In any case, the songs provide a good means for Adair, along with her rhythm section, to present swing arrangements centering on her piano. As a jazz musician, Adair doesn't tend to get far away from the melodies of the songs, although she does add all sorts of ornamentation. Actually, among her many albums, this one has a higher improvisatory component than most. But it's still basically high-quality cocktail jazz with a focus on Sinatra.
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