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Kurt Elling albums featuring Paul Wertico

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| | This Time It's Love CD (1998)
$9.19 THIS TIME IT'S LOVE was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance.
After taking the jazz vocal scene by storm, Kurt Elling got in a bit over his head, gaining as many critical kudos as catcalls. On his ...
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| Man In The Air CD (2003)
$13.45 MAN IN THE AIR was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Album.
One of the most distinctive, forward-looking vocalists in contemporary jazz, Kurt Elling is clearly inspired by the likes of Jon Hendricks and Mark Murphy, but ...
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| Messenger CD (1997)
$9.09 THE MESSENGER was nominated for a 1998 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance.
This is one of the most interesting jazz vocal sets to be released in 1997. Kurt Elling covers a wide range of music, continually taking chances and ...
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| Close Your Eyes CD (1995)
$9.79 CLOSE YOUR EYES was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance.
An utterly unique performer, Chicago-based vocalist Kurt Elling debuts with his bold, brash aesthetic fully formed on this 1995 outing for the venerable Blue Note label. ...
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 Kurt Elling Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Kurt Elling songs: Change Partners / If You Never Come To Me, And We Will Fly, I Like the Sunrise. More music songs Leaving Again / In The Wee Small Hours, Sleepers, Tight, Nightmoves Lyrics, Undun Lyrics, Moonlight Serenade Lyrics, Where Are You, My Love? Lyrics, Too Young to Go Steady Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Blame It on My Youth Lyrics, Easy Living Lyrics, I Get Along Without You Very Well Lyrics, Not While I'm Around Lyrics, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Very Thought of You Lyrics, Prelude to a Kiss Lyrics, Wait 'Till You See Her Lyrics, Every Time We Say Goodbye Lyrics.
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 Kurt Elling Biography
Chicago singer Kurt Elling started out singing classical repertoire as a young man, but soon developed an interest in jazz. As a contemporary jazz vocalist, Elling incorporated the "vocalese" style of Jon Hendricks and James Moody, the hipster/beatnik slant of monologist/poets like Lord Buckley, and a progressive, visionary quality all his own. Every one of Elling's first six albums was nominated for a Grammy award, and he has consistently come out on top in jazz magazine polls, yet due to the uncompromising, left-of-center nature of his work, he continues to be a cult hero, existing outside the mainstream.
 Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Kurt Elling | Bob Mintzer, Yellowjackets, Liquid Soul, Jackie Allen, Joanne Brackeen, Till Bronner, Ralph Covert, George Freeman, Fred Hersch | | Laurence Hobgood | John Moulder, Brad Wheeler, Jackie Allen | | Rob Amster | Ken Saydak, John Moulder, Ed Petersen, Brad Wheeler |
 Contemporaries
Jeff Buckley, Diana Krall, Cassandra Wilson, Jane Monheit, Holly Cole, Diane Schuur, Mark Murphy (Vocal), Bobby McFerrin, Patricia Barber, Tuck & Patti, Kevin Mahogany, Nnenna Freelon, Rachelle Ferrell, New York Voices, Jim Ferguson (Bass/Vocals)
 Influences
John Coltrane, Frank Sinatra, Joni Mitchell, Chet Baker (Trumpet/Vocals/Composer), Mel Tormé, Mose Allison, Wayne Shorter, Charlie Haden, James Moody, Michael Franks, Bob Dorough, Mark Murphy (Vocal), Andy Bey, Jon Hendricks, Lord Buckley
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