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This CD consists of the albums THE JANET LAWSON QUINTET and DREAMS CAN BE, originally released in 1981 & 1983 respectively.
One of the finest jazz singers to emerge in the late '70s, Janet Lawson has surprisingly only led two record sessions. A brilliant scatter and a consistently strong improviser, Lawson is joined on this 1980 LP by baritonist Roger Rosenberg (who also plays soprano and flute), pianist Bill O'Connell, bassist Ratzo Harris, and drummer Jimmy Madison. The highly appealing vocalist really digs into the six tunes, which include "Jitterbug Waltz," Blossom Dearie's "Sunday Afternoon," "'Round Midnight," and "So High." Lawson should be persuaded to record again. ~ Scott Yanow
Celeste. 2004.
Janet Lawson Quintet: Janet Lawson (vocals, percussion); Roger Rosenberg (saxophone, flute); Bill O'Connell (piano); Ratzo B. Harris (bass); Jimmy Madison (drums).
Producers: Jack Perricone, Bill Goodwin, Chris Fichera.
Compilation producer: Jeannie Pool. Janet Lawson Quintet Music Janet Lawson Quintet Songs | 1. | You Promised |
| 2. | Jitterbug Waltz |
| 3. | Sunday Afternoon |
| 4. | 'Round Midnight |
| 5. | So High |
| 6. | Nothin' Like You |
| 7. | Shazam [Captain Marvel] |
| 8. | Harold's House Of Jazz |
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