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Vocalist/pianist Andy Bey is in fine form on Tuesdays in Chinatown, the third installment in a comeback series that began in 1995 with Ballads, Blues & Bey and continued with 1998's Shades of Bey. Here Bey continues to explore fairly eclectic repertoire. His jazz roots are well represented with standards such as "I'll Remember April," "Invitation," "Little Girl Blue," and "Just Friends." There are also two beautiful songs by Milton Nascimento, "Bridges" and "Saidas e Bandeiras" (the latter sung in Portuguese), as well as a (so-so) cover of Sting's "Fragile." Bey's vocal is entirely wordless on the Bix Beiderbecke composition "In a Mist," one of the disc's more ambitious undertakings. The best cuts, however, are the first and the last: first, the lush and mellow title track, featuring John Sneider on flügelhorn; last, Big Bill Broonzy's "Feelin' Lowdown," a self-accompanied slow blues that showcases Bey's gift to full effect. Bey is backed mainly by bassist Peter Washington and drummer Victor Lewis, with guitarist Paul Meyers playing a major role on four tracks. Appearing as guests are Ron Carter, Marty Ehrlich, Steve Turre, Earl Gardner, Mino Cinelu, and more. Geri Allen crafted the horn arrangements; one only wishes there were more of them.
© David R. Adler /TiVo
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Milton Nascimento, Lyricist - Andy Bey, MainArtist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Andy Bey, MainArtist - William Lee Conley Broonzy Bradley, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Andy Bey, MainArtist - Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Patricia Johnston, Lyricist - Andy Bey, MainArtist - Gene Vincent De Paul, Lyricist - Donald MacRae Wilhoite, Jr., Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Andy Bey, MainArtist - Leon Bismark Beiderbecke, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Paul Francis Webster, Lyricist - Andy Bey, MainArtist - Bronisław Kaper, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
John Klenner, Lyricist - Andy Bey, MainArtist - Samuel M. Levine, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Andy Bey, MainArtist - Richard Charles Rodgers, Lyricist - Lorenz Milton Hart, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Milton Nascimento, Lyricist - Andy Bey, MainArtist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Andy Bey, MainArtist - Benny Clark, Lyricist - Kevin Ratterman, Lyricist - Herb Jordan, Lyricist - Ben Lord, Lyricist - Jason Skaggs, Lyricist - Jay Palumbo, Lyricist - Jonathan Mobley, Lyricist - Billy Bisig, Lyricist - Chris Higdon:, Lyricist
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
Album review
Vocalist/pianist Andy Bey is in fine form on Tuesdays in Chinatown, the third installment in a comeback series that began in 1995 with Ballads, Blues & Bey and continued with 1998's Shades of Bey. Here Bey continues to explore fairly eclectic repertoire. His jazz roots are well represented with standards such as "I'll Remember April," "Invitation," "Little Girl Blue," and "Just Friends." There are also two beautiful songs by Milton Nascimento, "Bridges" and "Saidas e Bandeiras" (the latter sung in Portuguese), as well as a (so-so) cover of Sting's "Fragile." Bey's vocal is entirely wordless on the Bix Beiderbecke composition "In a Mist," one of the disc's more ambitious undertakings. The best cuts, however, are the first and the last: first, the lush and mellow title track, featuring John Sneider on flügelhorn; last, Big Bill Broonzy's "Feelin' Lowdown," a self-accompanied slow blues that showcases Bey's gift to full effect. Bey is backed mainly by bassist Peter Washington and drummer Victor Lewis, with guitarist Paul Meyers playing a major role on four tracks. Appearing as guests are Ron Carter, Marty Ehrlich, Steve Turre, Earl Gardner, Mino Cinelu, and more. Geri Allen crafted the horn arrangements; one only wishes there were more of them.
© David R. Adler /TiVo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 10 track(s)
- Total length: 00:57:14
- Main artists: Andy Bey
- Label: Blue Pie Records USA
- Genre: Jazz
2006 Blue Pie Records USA 2006 Blue Pie Publishing USA
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