| | Kate Fuller Tipsy CD Kate Fuller Discography of CDs
Launched on the 19th of July at Melbourne's Bennetts Lane Jazz Club, Tipsy is the raw and exciting debut album from Barossa-bred singer, songwriter Kate Fuller. Winner of the 2nd National Glenn Shorrock Scholarship Award in 2005, Kate has moved from one exciting project to the other, since launching her career in Adelaide as FiFi of The Weimar Room's Berlin Cabaret. After moving to Sydney in 2005, Kate recorded her first demo CD in February 2006, with the help of the Glenn Shorrock Scholarship and respected sound engineer Ross A'hern, known for his work with prominent Australian jazz musicians such as Vince Jones. This initial demo led Kate to Switzerland in July 2006, where she performed as a semi-finalist in the Montreux Jazz Festival Shure Voice Competition. One of just eight vocalists from around the world, Kate shared her raw talent with some of the biggest jazz names in the world, including festival founder Jean Claude Nobbs and Grammy Award winner Al Jarreau. On her return to Australia Kate worked on mastering her debut album Tipsy, which she recorded prior to Montreux at SONY/BMG studios in Darlinghurst, Sydney in June 2006. For her debut recording, Kate once again enlisted the help of Ross A'hern, and along with pianist and co-songwriter Greg Burgett, percussionist Jamie Cameron and the renowned Craig Scott on double bass, Kate committed her smiling voice and passionate music to digital posterity. Her debut album Tipsy is a smooth mix of Kate's favorite jazz and folk covers paired with her ardent, sultry and emotive original compositions. Tracks such as Your Way make you want to seduce by a roaring fire, Kate's rendition of James Taylor's, Don't Let me be Lonely will envelope you and warm your heart and Tipsy, by contrast, will make you jump to your feet with it's tight swing and light, cheeky lyrics. So sit back with a glass of Shiraz and enjoy the talents of the Barossa's most promising new drop, Kate Fuller! Kate Fuller Tipsy Songs | 1. | Beginning To See The Light |
| 2. | 103 |
| 3. | Easy |
| 4. | Sweaty Shoes |
| 5. | Tipsy |
| 6. | Don't Let Me Be Lonely |
| 7. | Sunday's Paper |
| 8. | Swing Sweet Love |
| 9. | Your Way |
| 10. | Cheek To Cheek |
| 11. | Silence |
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A sequel of sorts to Chris Botti's 2006 PBS special, LIVE WITH ORCHESTRA & SPECIAL GUESTS, the September 2008 event LIVE IN BOSTON found the sartorially splendid cool jazz trumpeter accompanied by the Boston Symphony and a collection of celebrity vocalists. Also available as a DVD, the concert delivers an overview of popular music, with jazz standards like "I've Got You Under My Skin" right alongside "Ave Maria" and Sting's "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You." Whether featuring rocker Steven Tyler, AMERICAN IDOL chanteuse Katharine McPhee, or pop-opera superstar Josh Groban, all the tunes are presented in Botti's inimitable, Chet Baker-influenced uber-smooth style.
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Principally recorded on June 19-20, 1980. Includes liner notes by George Winston.
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| | Jim Taylor Civil War Collection CD (1995)
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Jim Taylor writes:I was born and raised in western North Carolina and have lived here most of my life. My older sisters both played piano, so I grew up playing the thing by ear in the lulls between their practices.Both sides of the family are musical. Mom's parents had a their own ragtime band that played all over the region. Her father was also a singing master in the Shape-note tradition. On Dad's side, his mother had a degree in music from Columbia College, South Carolina. My father has a fine baritone voice, as did his father. I first became interested in traditional music in the early 1980s when a friend let me borrow some Jean Ritchie albums and mountain dulcimer recordings. Soon afterward, I heard the hammered dulcimer and decided to learn to play it. I put together a kit and started learning tunes. I was in school in Texas at the time and had the opportunity to learn from folks like Russell Cook and Dana Hamilton. Others who influenced my style were Jerry Reed Smith and Malcolm Dalglish. By 1982 I started building ...
| | Enon Hocus Pocus CD (2003)
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Arriving just over a year after the excellent High Society, Hocus Pocus is Enon's attempt to sum up where it has been on its previous albums and strike out in new directions at the same time. These contradictory impulses result in an album that's a musical tug-of-war: while many of Hocus Pocus' tracks sound like pleasant but not especially distinctive reworks of High Society songs, there are almost as many that suggest Enon is moving in some intriguing new directions. While there's nothing inherently wrong with "Spanish Boots"' good-natured indie rock or "Shave"'s atmospheric, Asian-influenced new wave, it tends to sound like slight variations on High Society's "Window Display" and the band's breakout hit "In This City," respectively. Unfortunately, this problem plagues a good portion of the album: songs like the pretty but vague "Monsoon" and the meandering "Storm the Gates" sound underdeveloped, like outtakes from High Society with all of that album's tension and weirdness removed. Hocus Pocus also suffers from some strange sequencing: most of its quieter numbers are placed near the beginning of the album and the louder tracks are dumped anticlimactically near the end. Compounding the problem is the album's somewhat subdued production, which gives an overly detached feeling to potentially powerful tracks like "Litter in the Glitter." Still, Hocus Pocus' best songs make it a difficult album to dismiss entirely; and, as with the previous album, Toko Yasuda's bright, fresh-sounding vocals are at least partly responsible for some of its most distinctive moments. "Daughter in the House of Fools" is one of Enon's ...
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Born in Rhode Island and growing up in the small community of Federal Hill, Joe and his family were not wealthy people. Little Joe was caught with his Dad's guitar and at that point his father realized the guitar gene was ready to be passed along. Joe was eleven at the time. Joe's father gave him his Zimgar guitar and Joe taught himself to play by ear. During summer months in Rhode Island Joe would open the windows and wail on that electric guitar. So much for a quiet neighborhood.Over the years Joe, not being able to afford any lessons, continued to teach himself songs and techniques from all types of well-known guitarists. These included his father, The Beatles, Chet Atkins, Roy Clark, Alvin Lee, and many others. Joe became obsessed with learning everything he could about playing the guitar. He would wear out records playing solos over and over again until he mastered ...
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