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Pamela Luss|Your Eyes

Your Eyes

Pamela Luss

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Pamela Luss' Your Eyes seems to feature two distinctive singers in one. On the midtempo material, Luss shows that she is a superior jazz singer, whether being sensual on "Baby, Don't You Quit Now," finding surprising life in a faster than usual "Over the Rainbow," or swinging on "Our Day Will Come." However, on ballads, her renditions are mostly very straight, closer to cabaret and even light pop than jazz, as if she is fearful of straying from the lyrics and the melody line for more than a moment. Quite a few of the younger jazz-inspired singers have difficulty making ballads their own and finding ways to improvise on slower material while also paying respect to the songwriters' intent. Luss' ballad renditions are listenable but not at all adventurous, and one wonders why "Send in the Clowns" was revived for the umpteenth time. On the plus side are four guest appearances apiece from tenor great Houston Person and altoist Aaron Heick, while Hendrik Meurkens is featured on harmonica on one of the few ballads that works on this set, "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye." Overall, this is a mixed bag.

© Scott Yanow /TiVo

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1
Baby Don't You Quit Now
00:04:22

J. Rowles, Composer - J. MERCER, Composer - Houston Person, FeaturedArtist - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

2
Our Day Will Come
00:04:06

M. Garson, Composer - B. Hilliard, Composer - Houston Person, FeaturedArtist - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

3
How Do You Keep the Music Playing?
00:03:32

A. Bergman, Composer - M. Legrand, Composer - M. Bergman, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

4
Get Here
00:03:14

B. Russell, Composer - Houston Person, FeaturedArtist - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

5
In Passing Years
00:04:01

R. Jensen, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

6
Over the Rainbow
00:05:12

H. ARLEN, Composer - E.Y. HARBURG, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

7
Your Eyes
00:04:37

M. Walden, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

8
Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
00:05:04

C. Porter, Composer - Hendrik Meurkens, FeaturedArtist - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

9
Wild Is Love
00:03:13

D. Wayne, Composer - R. Rasch, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

10
Send in the Clowns
00:05:39

S. Sondheim, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

11
The Look of Love
00:04:16

B. BACHARACH, Composer - H. DAVID, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

12
Those Who Were
00:04:32

Houston Person, FeaturedArtist - L. Freeman, Composer - Pamela Luss, MainArtist - N.H. Ørsted-Pedersen, Composer

Savant Records, Inc. Savant Records, Inc.

Album review

Pamela Luss' Your Eyes seems to feature two distinctive singers in one. On the midtempo material, Luss shows that she is a superior jazz singer, whether being sensual on "Baby, Don't You Quit Now," finding surprising life in a faster than usual "Over the Rainbow," or swinging on "Our Day Will Come." However, on ballads, her renditions are mostly very straight, closer to cabaret and even light pop than jazz, as if she is fearful of straying from the lyrics and the melody line for more than a moment. Quite a few of the younger jazz-inspired singers have difficulty making ballads their own and finding ways to improvise on slower material while also paying respect to the songwriters' intent. Luss' ballad renditions are listenable but not at all adventurous, and one wonders why "Send in the Clowns" was revived for the umpteenth time. On the plus side are four guest appearances apiece from tenor great Houston Person and altoist Aaron Heick, while Hendrik Meurkens is featured on harmonica on one of the few ballads that works on this set, "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye." Overall, this is a mixed bag.

© Scott Yanow /TiVo

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