MP3 Cheryl Serio - It Had Better Be Tonight
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It Had Better Be Tonight tears down the wall that separates jazz, pop and cabaret. Miss Serio unloads her hard swinging payload on such tunes as the 5 horn soundscape of Big City, the post-apocalyptic fantasy of 13 Men and the Ratpack reminiscent rave-up
12 MP3 Songs
EASY LISTENING: Crooners/Vocals, JAZZ: Jazz Vocals
Details:
It Had Better Be Tonight takes aim at the wall that separates jazz, pop and cabaret. The album joins the ranks of contemporary artists putting their own unique spin on classic American standards such as Madeleine Peyroux, Michael Buble and Norah Jones.
The music is classically vintage for The Now.
Gene Stout of The Seattle Post Intelligencer wrote -
After moving to Seattle from Chicago in 1994, Cheryl Serio immersed herself in the local music scene, pursuing a career inspired by the classic musicals she watched on TV as a child. Her newly released second CD pays tribute to that era with such well-executed classics as "Old Devil Moon," "Goin' Out of My Head" and "Teach Me Tonight," which she performs beautifully. "In the Name of Love" opens with the instrumental strains of Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" before blossoming into a kind of personal anthem. Serio adds a note of humor to many songs but otherwise performs these favorites with reverence.
12 MP3 Songs
EASY LISTENING: Crooners/Vocals, JAZZ: Jazz Vocals
Details:
It Had Better Be Tonight takes aim at the wall that separates jazz, pop and cabaret. The album joins the ranks of contemporary artists putting their own unique spin on classic American standards such as Madeleine Peyroux, Michael Buble and Norah Jones.
The music is classically vintage for The Now.
Gene Stout of The Seattle Post Intelligencer wrote -
After moving to Seattle from Chicago in 1994, Cheryl Serio immersed herself in the local music scene, pursuing a career inspired by the classic musicals she watched on TV as a child. Her newly released second CD pays tribute to that era with such well-executed classics as "Old Devil Moon," "Goin' Out of My Head" and "Teach Me Tonight," which she performs beautifully. "In the Name of Love" opens with the instrumental strains of Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" before blossoming into a kind of personal anthem. Serio adds a note of humor to many songs but otherwise performs these favorites with reverence.
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