Mimi Fox
Mimi "Fast Fingers" Fox is one of the very few established female jazz guitarists (along with Emily Remler and Mary Osborne), her passion and technical excellence gracing the albums and performances of Darol Anger, Rhiannon, and Terry Garthwaite.
Primarily self-taught, Fox focused early on folk styles until she heard John Coltrane's seminal Giant Steps at age 14. Fox's early influences -- Aretha Franklin, Dixieland, and traditional jazz -- emerge in her evocative interpretations of jazz with swing stylings, blues, Latin, and her forte, bebop.
Against the Grain, Fox's debut release, demonstrated her playful mastery of standards and inspired insight through medleys, convincing established jazz aficionados, awing younger fans, and even winning some pop listeners. Mimi Fox: Live, Fox's next release, showed the explosive power of an improvisational approach by a confident artist surrounded by empathic players.
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Discografía
5 álbum(es) • Ordenado por Mejores ventas
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Standards, Old & New
Jazz - Editado por Origin Records el 2 oct. 2001
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Perpetually Hip
Jazz - Editado por Favored Nations el 4 abr. 2006
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She's the Woman
Rock - Editado por Favored Nations - RSM el 27 ene. 2010
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo -
She's The Woman
Blues - Editado por Favored Nations el 23 mar. 2004
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo