Mike Thornton - Homeward (2018) 320kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Mike Thornton
- Title: Homeward
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Mta LLC
- Genre: Jazz / Vocal Jazz
- Quality: Mp3 / 320kbps
- Total Time: 47:49
- Total Size: 108 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
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01. You'd Be so Nice to Come Home To
02. All Blues _ Everyday I Have the Blues
03. Golden Slumbers
04. Señor Blues
05. Cry Me a River
06. I Believe in You
07. Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
08. 'Round Midnight
09. Autumn Serenade
10. Ain't No Sunshine (Live)
11. Route 66 (Live)
12. My One and Only Love
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01. You'd Be so Nice to Come Home To
02. All Blues _ Everyday I Have the Blues
03. Golden Slumbers
04. Señor Blues
05. Cry Me a River
06. I Believe in You
07. Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
08. 'Round Midnight
09. Autumn Serenade
10. Ain't No Sunshine (Live)
11. Route 66 (Live)
12. My One and Only Love
Personnel:
Dave Kane: piano; Amy Shook: bass; Leland Nakamura: drums; Graham Breedlove: trumpet/fluglehorn; Bob Butta, piano; Bruce Swaim: saxophone; Steve Zerlin, bass; Fran Tokarz: bass; Peter Primamore: keyboards; Tom Major: drums; Aaron Dean: saxophone.
“In the jazz-pop spectrum, he fits somewhere between Mark Murphy and Steve Tyrell — not bad company.”
Mike Joyce, Washington Post
“He’s unique. Twisting each vowel and consonant into a series of related musical tones, he gathers the best of both worlds: the dexterity of an instrumentalist and the lyrical passion of a singer.” “Thornton shows his deep love for fun-loving Swing, soulful ballad interpretations and uptempo romps with a clear, baritone voice and vibrant expression.”
Jim Santella, Cadence Magazine
“[In Thornton’s Step Back CD] the moods shifts are frequent, colorful and often challenging. Thornton certainly has no problem evoking finger-snapping nonchalance, as evidenced by ‘I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter’ …. And Thornton celebrates the genius of vocalese great Jon Hendricks, via a scat-laced ‘Joy Spring,’ with similar ease. A classic pop-to-bop transformation (‘How High the Moon/ Ornithology’), a tart Ellington-inspired excursion (‘Caravan’) and some hushed boomer balladry (Lennon and McCartney’s ‘And I Love Her’) help round out the program and underscore Thornton’s winning versatility.”
Mike Joyce, Washington Post
“Thornton shows his deep love for fun-loving Swing, soulful ballad interpretations and uptempo romps with a clear, baritone voice and vibrant expression.” “….a Jazz singer who possesses the right combination of skills to make things work out in almost any situation.”
Jim Santella, Cadence Magazine
Dave Kane: piano; Amy Shook: bass; Leland Nakamura: drums; Graham Breedlove: trumpet/fluglehorn; Bob Butta, piano; Bruce Swaim: saxophone; Steve Zerlin, bass; Fran Tokarz: bass; Peter Primamore: keyboards; Tom Major: drums; Aaron Dean: saxophone.
“In the jazz-pop spectrum, he fits somewhere between Mark Murphy and Steve Tyrell — not bad company.”
Mike Joyce, Washington Post
“He’s unique. Twisting each vowel and consonant into a series of related musical tones, he gathers the best of both worlds: the dexterity of an instrumentalist and the lyrical passion of a singer.” “Thornton shows his deep love for fun-loving Swing, soulful ballad interpretations and uptempo romps with a clear, baritone voice and vibrant expression.”
Jim Santella, Cadence Magazine
“[In Thornton’s Step Back CD] the moods shifts are frequent, colorful and often challenging. Thornton certainly has no problem evoking finger-snapping nonchalance, as evidenced by ‘I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter’ …. And Thornton celebrates the genius of vocalese great Jon Hendricks, via a scat-laced ‘Joy Spring,’ with similar ease. A classic pop-to-bop transformation (‘How High the Moon/ Ornithology’), a tart Ellington-inspired excursion (‘Caravan’) and some hushed boomer balladry (Lennon and McCartney’s ‘And I Love Her’) help round out the program and underscore Thornton’s winning versatility.”
Mike Joyce, Washington Post
“Thornton shows his deep love for fun-loving Swing, soulful ballad interpretations and uptempo romps with a clear, baritone voice and vibrant expression.” “….a Jazz singer who possesses the right combination of skills to make things work out in almost any situation.”
Jim Santella, Cadence Magazine
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