Kathy Kosins Discography of CDs

Kathy Kosins is the rare jazz vocalist who chooses to salute earlier singers by mostly picking less familiar songs they recorded while also putting her individual ...

Kathy Kosins has a fine expressive voice and she is joined by a top-notch sextet, but the real star of this set are the songs, which ...

The subtitle that Schoolkids gave Kathy Kosins' debut album, All in a Dream's Work, was A Collection of New Standards -- a lofty, exaggerated subtitle, to ...

Kathy Kosins music CDs These days, jazz often functions as repertory music; there are plenty of faceless, totally predictable "Young Lions" (both instrumentalists and singers) who insist on doing the ...

Kathy Kosins discography Track Listing of songs: Hershey's Kisses;

Kathy Kosins songs Personnel: Kathy Kosins (vocals).

Kathy Kosins discography David Peaston was one of gospel's most demonstrative, majestic talents while working with his family, which included his mother, Martha Bass, and sister, Fontella Bass. He ...

Kathy Kosins albums This 19-track Was (Not Was) retrospective on Micro Werks goes far deeper than 2004's Collection, issued on the Spectrum Music imprint, which as nothing more than ...

Kathy Kosins CD discography Although Michael Henderson was best known for romantic ballads and smooth quiet storm grooves in the mid- to late '70s, his biggest hit was the quirky ...

Kathy Kosins music CDs Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the 1986 debut solo album from this British vocalist best known for her powerful backing vocals with Culture Club (most ...

Kathy Kosins songs CD contains 6 bonus tracks. Additional Tracks Personnel: Cristina (vocals); Doug Fieger (guitar, bass instrument); Don Was (guitar, bass guitar, drum machine, percussion); Ben Brierley (guitar, background vocals); ...

Kathy Kosins CD discography At the beginning of the '80s, David and Don Was weren't gathering bedfellows as strange as Ozzy Osborne and Mel Tormé -- as they would a ...

Kathy Kosins albums The guests are fewer (though Frank Sinatra, Jr., sings one song), but the oddities go on, with "11 MPH," a review of the JFK assassination, and ...

Engineers: Rob Robinson, Ben Grosse, Andy de Ganahl, Chris Andrews. Personnel: Liz Larin (vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards, bass, percussion); Rob Robinson (guitar, keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Michael ...

The Was brothers provide a strange bunch of songs with irresistible dance beats, plus an array of guest singers that is, well, unusual to say the ...

Another fine set of urban-contemporary entries, the ever-soulful Rhonda Clark's sophomore outing cuts down a bit on producer variety, despite being three tracks longer. Ironically, the end result is more commercial than Between Friends. Up-tempo tracks such as "Let Your Mind Do the Lovin'" and "Real Man," both produced by Chuckie Howard (who also worked on Friends), lack the zing and charisma of previous tracks like "The Way You Are" ...