Kategorie:
Warenkorb 0

Ihr Warenkorb ist leer

Etta James|Blue Gardenia

Blue Gardenia

Etta James

Verfügbar in
16-Bit/44.1 kHz Stereo

Musik-Streaming

Hören Sie dieses Album mit unseren Apps in hoher Audio-Qualität

Testen Sie Qobuz kostenlos und hören Sie sich das Album an

Hören Sie dieses Album im Rahmen Ihres Streaming-Abonnements mit den Qobuz-Apps

Abonnement abschließen

Hören Sie dieses Album im Rahmen Ihres Streaming-Abonnements mit den Qobuz-Apps

Download

Kaufen Sie dieses Album und laden Sie es in verschiedenen Formaten herunter, je nach Ihren Bedürfnissen.

The legendary blues singer indeed lives up to the silly cliché about being able to sing the phone book and make it sound rich, meaningful, and soulful. Still, it's always exciting to hear her tackle materials she's missed before. Here she shifts gears impressively into the intimate jazz club mode, performing beautifully arranged takes on a wide variety of standards (from "Come Rain or Come Shine" to "Cry Me a River") under the direction of producer John Snyder and arranger/pianist Cedar Walton. Those two gathered a handful of great jazz players and recorded the initial tracks without James, who had a touch of the flu. A few months later she had recovered and did the amazing vocal sessions which truly sound live and in synch with the music. Beginning with the redemptive theme of "This Bitter Earth," each song allows her to explore both tenderness and guttural emotions, even a little irony on clever twists like "He's Funny That Way." There are also perfectly placed spotlights for the featured musicians. "This Bitter Earth" and "He's Funny That Way" feature a thoughtful improvisation by Walton, while Duke Ellington's "In My Solitude" has a passionate interlude by tenor saxophonist Red Holloway. Most of the vocals are textured over a bed of simmering brass, adding to the old school big band flavor that creates the atmosphere for the project. It's certainly common for great artists to thank their parents for various influences, but James goes one step further on the title track, allowing her mom to sing the tune; mom is no match for her daughter, but it's still a unique touch that adds emotional dimension to an already emotionally rich affair.

© Jonathan Widran /TiVo

Weitere Informationen

Blue Gardenia

Etta James

launch qobuz app Ich habe die Qobuz Desktop-Anwendung für Windows / MacOS bereits heruntergeladen Öffnen

download qobuz app Ich habe die Qobuz Desktop-Anwendung für Windows / MacOS noch nicht heruntergeladen Downloaden Sie die Qobuz App

Sie hören derzeit Ausschnitte der Musik.

Hören Sie mehr als 100 Millionen Titel mit unseren Streaming-Abonnements

Hören Sie diese Playlist und mehr als 100 Millionen Tracks mit unseren Streaming-Abonnements

Ab 12,49€/Monat

1
This Bitter Earth
Various Interprets
00:04:20

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Cedar Walton, Piano - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Tony Dumas, Bass - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer - Clyde Otis, Composer - Clyde Otis, Lyricist

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

2
He's Funny That Way
Various Interprets
00:06:00

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Charles Daniels, Lyricist - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - Richard A. Whiting, Composer - George Bohannon, Trombone - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Tony Dumas, Bass - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

3
In My Solitude
Various Interprets
00:05:16

Josh Sklair, Guitar - Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - Edgar DeLange, Lyricist - George Bohannon, Trombone - Irving Mills, Lyricist - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Tony Dumas, Bass - Etta James, Vocal - Duke Ellington, Composer - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

4
There is No Greater Love
Various Interprets
00:05:18

Isham Jones, Composer - Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Marty Symes, Lyricist - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

5
Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying
Various Interprets
00:05:18

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - Joe Greene, Composer - Joe Greene, Lyricist - George Bohannon, Trombone - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Tony Dumas, Bass - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

6
Love Letters
Various Interprets
00:03:59

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Josh Sklair, Arranger - Ralph Penland, Drums - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Victor Young, Lyricist - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Edward Heyman, Composer - Tony Dumas, Bass - Rick Baptist, Flugelhorn - Cedar Walton, Piano - Ron Powell, Percussion - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

7
These Foolish Things
Various Interprets
00:05:14

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Eric Maschwitz, Lyricist - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Harry Link, Lyricist - Jack Strachey, Composer - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

8
Come Rain or Come Shine
Various Interprets
00:05:39

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Johnny Mercer, Lyricist - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Harold Arlen, Composer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

9
Don't Worry 'Bout Me
Various Interprets
00:05:52

Rube Bloom, Composer - Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Ted Koehler, Lyricist - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

10
Cry Me a River
Various Interprets
00:05:02

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Arthur Hamilton, Composer - Arthur Hamilton, Lyricist - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Tony Dumas, Bass - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

11
Don't Blame Me
Various Interprets
00:05:01

Dorothy Fields, Composer - Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Jimmy McHugh, Lyricist - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

12
My Man
Various Interprets
00:05:09

Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Channing Pollock, Composer - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Jacques Charles, Lyricist - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Cedar Walton, Piano - Maurice Yvain, Lyricist - Albert Willemetz, Lyricist - Etta James, Vocal - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

13
Blue Gardenia
Various Interprets
00:05:08

Bob Russell, Lyricist - Red Holloway, Tenor Saxophone - Josh Sklair, Guitar - Ralph Penland, Drums - Richard McKernan, 2nd Engineer - Richard McKernan, Mixing Engineer - Jay Newland, Recording Engineer - Jay Newland, Mixing Engineer - John Nelson, Mixing Engineer - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Trumpet - Ronnie Buttacavoli, Flugelhorn - George Bohannon, Trombone - Tony Dumas, Bass - Cedar Walton, Piano - Cedar Walton, Arranger - Dorothy Leatherwood, Vocal - Etta James, Vocal - Lester Lee, Composer - John Snyder, Producer - Alan Mason, 2nd Engineer

(P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment

Albumbeschreibung

The legendary blues singer indeed lives up to the silly cliché about being able to sing the phone book and make it sound rich, meaningful, and soulful. Still, it's always exciting to hear her tackle materials she's missed before. Here she shifts gears impressively into the intimate jazz club mode, performing beautifully arranged takes on a wide variety of standards (from "Come Rain or Come Shine" to "Cry Me a River") under the direction of producer John Snyder and arranger/pianist Cedar Walton. Those two gathered a handful of great jazz players and recorded the initial tracks without James, who had a touch of the flu. A few months later she had recovered and did the amazing vocal sessions which truly sound live and in synch with the music. Beginning with the redemptive theme of "This Bitter Earth," each song allows her to explore both tenderness and guttural emotions, even a little irony on clever twists like "He's Funny That Way." There are also perfectly placed spotlights for the featured musicians. "This Bitter Earth" and "He's Funny That Way" feature a thoughtful improvisation by Walton, while Duke Ellington's "In My Solitude" has a passionate interlude by tenor saxophonist Red Holloway. Most of the vocals are textured over a bed of simmering brass, adding to the old school big band flavor that creates the atmosphere for the project. It's certainly common for great artists to thank their parents for various influences, but James goes one step further on the title track, allowing her mom to sing the tune; mom is no match for her daughter, but it's still a unique touch that adds emotional dimension to an already emotionally rich affair.

© Jonathan Widran /TiVo

Informationen zu dem Album

Verbesserung der Albuminformationen

Qobuz logo Warum Musik bei Qobuz kaufen?

Aktuelle Sonderangebote...

The Studio Albums 2009 – 2018

Mark Knopfler

Money For Nothing

Dire Straits

Money For Nothing Dire Straits

Brothers In Arms

Dire Straits

Brothers In Arms Dire Straits

Live 1978 - 1992

Dire Straits

Live 1978 - 1992 Dire Straits
Mehr auf Qobuz
Von Etta James

The Earthquake Relief Concert 1989

Etta James

At Last!

Etta James

At Last! Etta James

The Essential Etta James

Etta James

Saga All Stars: Good Rockin' Daddy / Selected Singles 1954-1956

Etta James

Tell Mama

Etta James

Tell Mama Etta James

Playlists

Das könnte Ihnen auch gefallen...

The Ultimate Collection

Sade

Drunk

Thundercat

Drunk Thundercat

G. Love & Special Sauce

G. Love & Special Sauce

G. Love & Special Sauce G. Love & Special Sauce

Diamond Life

Sade

Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston Whitney Houston