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Andy Bey|Andy and the Bey Sisters

Andy and the Bey Sisters

Andy Bey / Geraldine Bey / Salome Bey

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Although the vocal trio Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters lasted 11 years, it wasn't as well documented as it should have been. The trio, which consisted of Andy Bey and his sisters Geraldine and Salome, was formed in 1956 and broke up in 1967 -- and during that 11-year period, they only recorded three albums. The first was provided for RCA Victor in 1961, and the other two, Now! Hear! and 'Round Midnight, were recorded for Prestige in 1964 and 1965, respectively. In late 2000, those two Prestige dates were reissued on this excellent CD. There are some parallels between the Bey siblings and Lambert, Hendicks & Ross, but that comparison is only valid up to a point because this threesome has a bluesier, more churchy outlook. Essentially, Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters falls into the jazz category, although it isn't the work of myopic bop purists. This is jazz, but it's jazz mixed with R&B, gospel, and the blues. So a very earthy, down-home approach prevails on material that ranges from Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child," Ray Charles' "Hallelujah I Love Her So," and Horace Silver's "Sister Sadie" to Consuelo Velazquez's "Bésame Mucho" and Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Corcovado." It's regrettable that the trio didn't become better known, because it had a lot of potential. Risk-taking but quite accessible, this is a CD that both jazz and R&B enthusiasts should be aware of.
© Alex Henderson /TiVo

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1
Trees
Geraldine Bey
00:03:12

JOYCE KILMER, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Oscar Rasbach, Composer - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

2
Revenge
Geraldine Bey
00:01:58

Bobby Sharp, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Allyson R. Khent, Composer - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

3
On the Sunny Side of the Street
Geraldine Bey
00:01:48

Jimmy McHugh, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Dorothy Flieds, Composer

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

4
Zombie Jamboree (Back to Back)
Geraldine Bey
00:02:00

Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Conrad Eugene Mauge Jr., Composer - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

5
Mood Indigo
Geraldine Bey
00:03:31

Duke Ellington, Composer - Barney Bigard, Composer - Irving Mills, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

6
It Must Be So
Geraldine Bey
00:02:04

Leonard Bernstein, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

7
You Can´t Be Mine Anymore
Geraldine Bey
00:02:32

Mark Lewis, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

8
Dreamy
Geraldine Bey
00:02:52

Erroll Garner, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Sydney Shaw, Composer - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

9
Smooth Sailing
Geraldine Bey
00:02:19

Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Arnette Cobb, Composer

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

10
A Felicidade
Geraldine Bey
00:02:52

Vinicius De Moraes, Composer - Tom Jobim, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

11
Don´t Get Around Much Anymore
Geraldine Bey
00:02:46

Duke Ellington, Composer - Bob Russell, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

12
Bye Bye, Blackbird
Geraldine Bey
00:02:21

Mort Dixon, Composer - Ray Henderson, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

13
Chanson D´amour
Geraldine Bey
00:02:32

Wayne Shanklin, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

14
Big Mamou
Geraldine Bey
00:02:12

Link Davis, Composer - Salome Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Andy Bey, Artist, MainArtist - Geraldine Bey, Artist, MainArtist

2008 Blue Moon 2008 Blue Moon

Album review

Although the vocal trio Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters lasted 11 years, it wasn't as well documented as it should have been. The trio, which consisted of Andy Bey and his sisters Geraldine and Salome, was formed in 1956 and broke up in 1967 -- and during that 11-year period, they only recorded three albums. The first was provided for RCA Victor in 1961, and the other two, Now! Hear! and 'Round Midnight, were recorded for Prestige in 1964 and 1965, respectively. In late 2000, those two Prestige dates were reissued on this excellent CD. There are some parallels between the Bey siblings and Lambert, Hendicks & Ross, but that comparison is only valid up to a point because this threesome has a bluesier, more churchy outlook. Essentially, Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters falls into the jazz category, although it isn't the work of myopic bop purists. This is jazz, but it's jazz mixed with R&B, gospel, and the blues. So a very earthy, down-home approach prevails on material that ranges from Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child," Ray Charles' "Hallelujah I Love Her So," and Horace Silver's "Sister Sadie" to Consuelo Velazquez's "Bésame Mucho" and Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Corcovado." It's regrettable that the trio didn't become better known, because it had a lot of potential. Risk-taking but quite accessible, this is a CD that both jazz and R&B enthusiasts should be aware of.
© Alex Henderson /TiVo

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