Happy #Jazz B-day Bill Evans, Carl Perkins, Mal Waldron, Mary Stallings & Al Hibbler born 8/16— A Passion for Jazz!® (@APassion4Jazz) August 16, 2016
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
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Labels: Al Hibbler, Bill Evans, Carl Perkins, Mal Waldron, Mary Stallings
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
the voice of Mary Stallings to ease into the sultry Henry Mancini/Norman Gim....
Music: "Slow, Hot Wind"
Album: Live at the Village Vanguard
Label: MAXJAZZ
Haunting percussion, followed by Eric Reed's sparse piano intro, sets the mood for the voice of Mary Stallings to ease into the sultry Henry Mancini/Norman Gimbel tune "Slow, Hot Wind." This 2001 live recording captures Stallings on stage in the second stage of her jazz singing career. As a young woman, she toured extensively with everyone from Dizzy Gillespie to Ella Fitzgerald. Stallings eventually moved away from her music career to spend time just living her life. Years later, Gillespie convinced her to begin singing again, and she's been doing so ever since.
Album: Live at the Village Vanguard
Label: MAXJAZZ
Haunting percussion, followed by Eric Reed's sparse piano intro, sets the mood for the voice of Mary Stallings to ease into the sultry Henry Mancini/Norman Gimbel tune "Slow, Hot Wind." This 2001 live recording captures Stallings on stage in the second stage of her jazz singing career. As a young woman, she toured extensively with everyone from Dizzy Gillespie to Ella Fitzgerald. Stallings eventually moved away from her music career to spend time just living her life. Years later, Gillespie convinced her to begin singing again, and she's been doing so ever since.
Posted by jazzofilo at Tuesday, July 13, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Mary Stallings
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