Sylvia Bennett - Songs From The Heart (2008) [.flac 24bit/44.1kHz]
BAND/ARTIST: Sylvia Bennett, Boots Randolph, Ed Calle, Kirk Whalum
- Title: Songs From The Heart
- Year Of Release: 2008
- Label: Out of Sight Music
- Genre: Jazz, Pop Vocal
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:43:33
- Total Size: 258 MB / 503.9 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Sylvia Bennett – Embraceable You
02. Sylvia Bennett – They Can't Take That Away From Me
03. Sylvia Bennett – My Funny Valentine
04. Sylvia Bennett – Since I Fell For You
05. Sylvia Bennett – Someone To Watch Over Me
06. Sylvia Bennett – Ain't Misbehavin'
07. Sylvia Bennett – Here's That Rainy Day
08. Sylvia Bennett – I Still Love You
09. Sylvia Bennett – When Sunny Gets Blue
10. Sylvia Bennett – You Make Me Feel So Young
11. Sylvia Bennett – How Long Has This Been Going On
12. Sylvia Bennett – As Time Goes By
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01. Sylvia Bennett – Embraceable You
02. Sylvia Bennett – They Can't Take That Away From Me
03. Sylvia Bennett – My Funny Valentine
04. Sylvia Bennett – Since I Fell For You
05. Sylvia Bennett – Someone To Watch Over Me
06. Sylvia Bennett – Ain't Misbehavin'
07. Sylvia Bennett – Here's That Rainy Day
08. Sylvia Bennett – I Still Love You
09. Sylvia Bennett – When Sunny Gets Blue
10. Sylvia Bennett – You Make Me Feel So Young
11. Sylvia Bennett – How Long Has This Been Going On
12. Sylvia Bennett – As Time Goes By
Born in Italy, but emigrating to Philadelphia when she was a child, Sylvia Bennett traveled a twisted path on her way to becoming a jazz singer. Her first taste of show business came through appearances on children's shows during the 1950's. She started singing professionally in 1976 after moving to Miami, doing cabaret and pop. She even released two disco records. After she earned some notoriety, Phyllis Diller, Jackie Mason and other headliners began to use her to open their acts when in Florida. She was content being a pop performer until she met Lionel Hampton, who told her she should be singing jazz. Recording with Hampton in 1985, Bennett worked with him at festivals and at the inaugurals of Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush. Three jazz records resulted from Hampton's injunction to go jazz -- I Need a Man in 1988 for New York Music, Rainbows in the Sky in 1991 for her own company, Out of Sight Music, and Here's That Rainy Day for Bay Cities in 1992. Tenor man Boots Randolph joined her on the latter session. During the 1990's, Bennett has appeared at European jazz festivals, notably in Budapest and in Amsterdam. Citing such diverse influences as Barbra Streisand and Nancy Wilson, Bennett possesses a clear soprano voice, is at ease with both ballads and up tempo tunes and takes an occasional fling with the blues. ~ Dave Nathan
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