Mary Foster Conklin Discography of CDs

Mary Foster Conklin songs The basis of award-winning New York City-based vocalist Mary Foster Conklin's heartfelt tribute to songwriter Matt Dennis is that he died in 2002 too little remembered, and she wanted to shine the light on his legacy. Then, of course, the crisply written liner notes by James Gavin quotes a praise by Tony Bennett, talk about Dennis' "Angel Eyes" being recorded by Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, and ...

Mary Foster Conklin CD discography Track Listing of songs: Devil May Care; My Heart Belongs to Daddy; Don't Get Scared; But for Now; Baby, You Should Know It; Broken Bicycles; Everything Happens to Me; You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To; Windmills of Your Mind, The; Nirvana; Right on My Way Home;

Mary Foster Conklin albums Reviews and comments: "Her solid gold flute and his ivory piano keys will create some of the most ethereal sounds heard!"Jazz advert, UK "Anne, the way you caress a melody is pure joy!"Bob Wilber, international jazz legend, January 18, 2009 "You are great people with great personalities, fantastic artists, highly skilled and staying so modest, and you build bridges in the world to bring peace to every place you go. ...

Mary Foster Conklin CD discography As of 2006, Art Lillard's Heavenly Orchestra had been together for 18 years, although the local big band is little known outside of New York. Two aspects are particularly unusual about this orchestra's CD. Rather than playing standards like most swing-oriented big bands, all of the songs are originals by drummer-leader Art Lillard, who also arranged all of the pieces in a style reminiscent at times of both Count Basie and Thad Jones. In addition, four vocalists make ...