Jazz ladies

Auteur(s) Brown, Cleo (1909-1995) ;Thomas, Frantic Fay ;Armstrong, Lil Hardin (1898-1971) ;Davis, Martha ;Lutcher, Nellie (1912-2007) ;Brooks, Hadda (1916-2002) ;Murphy, Rose (1913-1989) ;Carlisle, Una Mae (1915-1956) ;Lee, Julia ;Watson, Paula ;Howard, Camille (1914-1993) ;Dranes, Arizona ;Littlejohn, Ira Mae ;Ward, Clara ;Dardanelle ;Webster, Katie ;Smith, La Vergne ;Johnson, Louise ;Kansas City Kitty ;White, Georgia (1903-1980) ;Spivey, Victoria (1906-1976) ;Dearie, Blossom (1924-2009) ;Southern, Jeri (1926-1991) ;Morris, Audrey ;Horn, Shirley (1934-2005) ;Simone, Nina (1933-2003) ;Chatman, Christine ;Thomas, Lillette ;Martin, Madonna ;Franklin, Aretha (1942-2018)
Titre(s) Jazz ladies : the singing pianists, 1926-1961 / Cleo Brown, p. & chant / Frantic Fay Thomas, p. & chant / Lil Hardin Armstrong, p. & chant... [et al.].
Editeur(s) Vincennes : Frémeaux & Associés, 2021.
Autres 3 CD

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Contient Here comes Cookie. - The stuff is here and it's mellow. - Mama don't want no peas. - When Hollywood goes black and tan. - Harlem on Saturday night. - Clip joint. - Loved walked in. - Papa's in bed with his britches on. - I met you then, I know you now. - I'm a good, good woman. - Dream lucky blues. - Gotta gimme whatcha' got. - A porter's love song. - Nobody knows you when you're down and out. - Pagan love song. - Pretty papa blues. - Stick by me baby. - Thrill me. - You don't love me. - Within this heart of mine. - I'm blue. - It's all right now. - I want to see Jesus. - Blessed assurance. - While the blood runs warm. - Yield not to temptation. - The be bop bounce. - I'm fer it. - Cincinnati. - Kitchen blues. - Experience. - Hurry on down. - Sleepy lagoon. - Do you or don't you love me. - Alexander's ragtime band. - That's a plenty. - That's my desire. - Trust in me. - I can't give you anything but love. - Busy line. - Honeysuckle rose. - I wanna be loved by you. - After you get what you want, you don't want it. - I lost my sugar in Salt Lake City. - Blues in the night. - One of the road. - Mobile. - On the wall. - Double trouble blues. - If you can't get five. - When you're away. - That man. - Thou swell. - Plus je t'embrasse. - Moonlight saving time. - Just in time. - Someone to watch over me. - Let's fall in love. - I don't know where to turn. - Good morning heartache. - Come in out of the rain. - Like someone in love. - I thought about you. - God bless the child. - Day in day out. - Makin' whoopee. - Mood indigo. - Don't smoke in bed. - Love me or leave me. - Black is the color of my true love's hair. - I love to love. - Bootin' the boogie. - Boogie-woogie time down South. - Madonna's boogie. - Baby come on. - The Katie Lee.
Résumé Lorsque l'on épluche l'histoire du jazz, la voie royale vers la reconnaissance est souvent, pour les femmes du jazz, celle du vocal. Ensuite viennent les pianistes. Parmi elles, quelques-unes ajoutant le chant à leur palette, ont su s'attirer les faveurs d'un large public. Ouvrant ainsi le chemin à quelques stars d'aujourd'hui. A ces pionnières, pianistes-chanteuses, Jean-Paul Ricard et Jean Buzelin rendent hommage dans cette rétrospective 3 CD.
Notes Jazz Magazine No.735 p.68 du 04/03/2021. - Soul Bag No.242 p.76 du 30/03/2021. 5/5.
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