Oxford Girls Choir Discography of CDs

Oxford Girls Choir discography All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. AS TIME GOES BY was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. Back in the early '70s, Bryan Ferry released a pair of albums, THESE FOOLISH THINGS and ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE. With the exception of the title track on the latter, both records consist entirely of Ferry's reinterpretations of other artists' songs, all of which bear his own personal stamp. AS TIME GOES BY, which was released in 1999, is another collection of covers, which were taken primarily from the '30s. This time around, however, the songs are fairly faithful renditions of the originals, even down to the addition of artificial "surface noise" and the "canning" of Ferry's vocals to simulate the sonic idiosyncrasies of a old-fashioned, hank-cranked record player. The best tracks here are the ones on which Ferry is clearly having some fun, as on "When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful" and "Sweet and Lovely," both of which feature the kind of scat trumpet playing that Louis Armstrong made famous. Other standouts include "Lover Come Back to Me," with its jazz guitar/piano combination; "I'm in the Mood for Love," which recalls the brilliance and sophistication of Ferry's late-period work with Roxy Music circa-FLESH + BLOOD; and "Where or When," which features one of his great tortured vocals, accompanied by graceful strings. Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, London, England. Personnel: Bryan Ferry (synthesizer); Nils Solberg, Phil Manzanera (guitar); Martin Wheatley (banjo); Hugh Webb (harp); David Woodcock, Abraham Leborovich, Wilfred Gibson, Boguslaw Kostecki, Gavyn Wright (violin); Philip Dukes, Peter Lale (viola); Anthony Pleeth (cello); Luis Stazo, Jose Libertella (bandoneon); Jim Tomlinson (clarinet, alto saxophone); Alan Barnes (clarinet, tenor saxophone); David White, Robert Fowler, Nicholas Bucknail, Timothy Lines (clarinet); Anthony Pike (bass clarinet); Enrico Tomasso (trumpet); Malcolm Earle Smith, Bob Hunt (trombone); Colin Good (piano); Andy Newmark, Paul Clarvis, John Sutton (drums); Frank Ricotti (percussion); James Sanger (programming); Cynthia Millar (ondes martenot). Recording information: ...

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Oxford Girls Choir albums Track Listing of songs: Coortin' In The Kitchen; Lincolnshire Poacher, The; Pied Du Cheval; Dou Way Robin; Ah Robin, Gentle Robin; Jenny Pluck Pears; Can She Excuse ...

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Oxford Girls Choir albums Recording information: Toddington Church, Toddington, Gloucestershire, England.