MP3 LaVon Hardison - Choices
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User tags: jazz vocals, blues jazzy, mp3 album
An eclectic and compelling collection of jazz standards, soulful blues, and quirky cover songs.
11 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Jazz Vocals, BLUES: Jazzy Blues
Details:
âan agile voice in the service of an agile mindâ
âWhen LaVon performs a song, you can be assured that not only will it sung beautifully, with the playfulness and the poignancy the song deserves, ⦠each song becomes a distinct and memorable experience for the listener.â
Authenticity and soul are the foundations upon which LaVon stands when she sings. She simply has a rare ability to become a direct connection between the listener and the music.
On her debut release, Choices, LaVon shows why audiences rave about her performances. Each song oozes with personality and character, from the dark disfunction of âPerhapsâ -- enhanced by the eerie musical saw of Russell Gores -- to the glass-half-full optimism of âI Canât Give You Anything But Love.â
Choices is remarkably cohesive, given the breadth of LaVonâs song selections. With two exceptions, the songs are well-known jazz standards and pop covers. In LaVonâs highly creative arrangements, these become tools for exploring the characters in the stories, and even familiar tunes take on new meaning and depth. Stevie Wonderâs âSuperstition,â for example, gets the swamp blues treatment, complete with Scuff Acuffâs fingers scurrying across his washboard like cockroaches fleeing the light.
Veteran pianist Joe Baque co-wrote the title song âChoicesâ decades ago, though LaVonâs is the first recording of this poignant jazz mediation on the confusion of maturity. And LaVonâs original re-imagining of Learâs poem âThe Owl and the Pussycatâ finds the two in a sometimes-awkward dating situation, wrapped in an arrangement that sounds like a just-hatched jazz standard.
While Choices will delight jazz fans, its forays into blues and pop give it an even broader appeal. Just call it great vocal music.
Choices features:
LaVon Hardison: vocals
Joe Baque: piano
Lorree Gardener: bass, vocals
Brad Gibson: drums
Russell Gores: saw
Pat Locke: guitar
Steve Luceno: guitar, bass, percussion, vocals
Barbara Metcalf: fiddle
Skuff Acuff: washboard
Bruce Whitcomb: keyboards
11 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Jazz Vocals, BLUES: Jazzy Blues
Details:
âan agile voice in the service of an agile mindâ
âWhen LaVon performs a song, you can be assured that not only will it sung beautifully, with the playfulness and the poignancy the song deserves, ⦠each song becomes a distinct and memorable experience for the listener.â
Authenticity and soul are the foundations upon which LaVon stands when she sings. She simply has a rare ability to become a direct connection between the listener and the music.
On her debut release, Choices, LaVon shows why audiences rave about her performances. Each song oozes with personality and character, from the dark disfunction of âPerhapsâ -- enhanced by the eerie musical saw of Russell Gores -- to the glass-half-full optimism of âI Canât Give You Anything But Love.â
Choices is remarkably cohesive, given the breadth of LaVonâs song selections. With two exceptions, the songs are well-known jazz standards and pop covers. In LaVonâs highly creative arrangements, these become tools for exploring the characters in the stories, and even familiar tunes take on new meaning and depth. Stevie Wonderâs âSuperstition,â for example, gets the swamp blues treatment, complete with Scuff Acuffâs fingers scurrying across his washboard like cockroaches fleeing the light.
Veteran pianist Joe Baque co-wrote the title song âChoicesâ decades ago, though LaVonâs is the first recording of this poignant jazz mediation on the confusion of maturity. And LaVonâs original re-imagining of Learâs poem âThe Owl and the Pussycatâ finds the two in a sometimes-awkward dating situation, wrapped in an arrangement that sounds like a just-hatched jazz standard.
While Choices will delight jazz fans, its forays into blues and pop give it an even broader appeal. Just call it great vocal music.
Choices features:
LaVon Hardison: vocals
Joe Baque: piano
Lorree Gardener: bass, vocals
Brad Gibson: drums
Russell Gores: saw
Pat Locke: guitar
Steve Luceno: guitar, bass, percussion, vocals
Barbara Metcalf: fiddle
Skuff Acuff: washboard
Bruce Whitcomb: keyboards
in partnership with CDbaby
User tags: jazz vocals, blues jazzy, mp3 album
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