Gina Gershon Discography of CDs

Gina Gershon albums Track Listing of songs: Stitched Up; Safiatou; A Song For You; I Do It For Your Love; Hush, Hush, Hush; Sister Moon; When Love Comes To Town; Don't Explain; I Just Called ...

Gina Gershon CD discography Conversations with Christian is an unusual release, as it features the veteran bassist playing duets with a number of good friends. The vocal meetings include Angélique Kidjo, Sting, and Dee Dee Bridgewater (the latter with a hilarious, funky cover of the Isley Brothers' signature song "It's Your Thing"). The pairings with musicians of McBride's generation (trumpeter Roy Hargrove, tenor saxophonist Ron Blake, and guitarist Russell Malone) all exceed expectations. There are several enjoyable duets with pianists, one featuring Latin jazz master Eddie Palmieri, a duo improvised tango by Chick Corea and the leader, plus an all too rare acoustic outing by the talented George Duke (who tears up the keyboard with his hard-charging "McDukey Blues"). But McBride's meetings with Dr. Billy Taylor (playing his beautiful "Spiritual" with some potent arco playing by the bassist) and the elegant, swinging meeting with the gifted jazz master Hank Jones ("Alone Together") remain moments to savor, as they are among the final recordings by the two jazz greats, both of whom died in 2010. The last track is a funky blues just for laughs, with actress Gina Gershon joining the bassist by ...

Gina Gershon music CDs The Scissor Sisters' self-titled 2004 debut proved the band to be postmodern recombinant wizards of the first order, mixing the hookiest elements of pop history with tongues planted firmly in cheeks. The group's sophomore effort, TA-DAH, builds on many of those same references, including flashy glitter-ball disco, accessible 1970s AM pop, glam rock, and ...

Gina Gershon discography Track Listing of songs: Beer For My Horses; Off the Hillbilly Hook; Cat Scratch Fever; La Di Da; Choctaw Bingo; No Mas Cerveza; Stranglehold; Burning Memories; Song of Blue; Show Them To Me; If That Ain't Country; Let's Get Trashed;