Jenny Davis - Inside You (2009)
BAND/ARTIST: Jenny Davis
- Title: Inside You
- Year Of Release: 2009
- Label: Self Released
- Genre: Vocal Jazz
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:32:18
- Total Size: 153 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. When Your Lover Has Gone
02. On Green Dolphin Street
03. Inside You
04. My Romance
05. Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
06. Morning Glory
07. No More Blues
08. Confirmation
09. Blackbird
10. Softly (as In A Morning Sunrise)
On her third album, Northwest singer Jenny Davis continues a thread started in previous releases. Instead of drawing solely from the American Songbook, as is common for contemporary jazz vocalists, Davis digs through other elements of the jazz repertoire. The classic Songbook writers are all present, but often in tracks that were perhaps better known as instrumentals: "On Green Dolphin Street" indeed is probably better known in association with Coltrane or Miles Davis than Ned Washington. Davis ably transitions Jobim's "No More Blues" into more of a modern nightclub sound with only the slightest Brazilian inflection. She warbles over Charlie Parker's "Confirmation" in a solfege-like delivery reminiscent of Annie Ross (or even Dizzy Gillespie). She softens the Beatles' "Blackbird" just a bit before leaving as well. Through the whole, Davis is backed up by the ever-present guitar of Chuck Easton and its bubbling, bouncing sound, as well as the standby bass of Ted Enderle. The album feels a little less adventurous than her previous outings, but is still a fine set from a fine singer.
01. When Your Lover Has Gone
02. On Green Dolphin Street
03. Inside You
04. My Romance
05. Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
06. Morning Glory
07. No More Blues
08. Confirmation
09. Blackbird
10. Softly (as In A Morning Sunrise)
On her third album, Northwest singer Jenny Davis continues a thread started in previous releases. Instead of drawing solely from the American Songbook, as is common for contemporary jazz vocalists, Davis digs through other elements of the jazz repertoire. The classic Songbook writers are all present, but often in tracks that were perhaps better known as instrumentals: "On Green Dolphin Street" indeed is probably better known in association with Coltrane or Miles Davis than Ned Washington. Davis ably transitions Jobim's "No More Blues" into more of a modern nightclub sound with only the slightest Brazilian inflection. She warbles over Charlie Parker's "Confirmation" in a solfege-like delivery reminiscent of Annie Ross (or even Dizzy Gillespie). She softens the Beatles' "Blackbird" just a bit before leaving as well. Through the whole, Davis is backed up by the ever-present guitar of Chuck Easton and its bubbling, bouncing sound, as well as the standby bass of Ted Enderle. The album feels a little less adventurous than her previous outings, but is still a fine set from a fine singer.
Jazz | Vocal Jazz | FLAC / APE
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