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Footprints - Audio CD - Karrin Allyson

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Audio CD - 18 April, 2006
Concord Records
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CD Tracks:

    Something Worth Waiting For (Con Alma)
    All You Need To Say (Never Say Yes)
    Lightning (Lazy Bird)
    A Long Way To Go (Equinox)
    Strollin’
    I Found The Turnaround (The Turnaround)
    Follow The Footprints (Footprints)
    Life Is A Groove (Jordu)
    A Tree And Me
    I Can’t Say (Teaneck)
    But I Was Cool
    Give Me A Break (Unit 7)
    Everybody’s Boppin’


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Audio CD Description

On this CD, vocalist Karrin Allyson generously shares the spotlight with a trio of guests, one of whom comes in from an unexpected angle. Indeed, Chris Caswell doesn't sing or play an instrument here: What he's done is set lyrics to some classic jazz instrumentals by the likes of John Coltrane, Nat "Cannonball" Adderley and Wayne Shorter. (A few of these tracks have been renamed--"a detail that has to do with royalties," as the liner notes explain.) The other two guests are Jon Hendricks (whose little whistled solo on "Strollin'" is rather cute) and the Pacific Northwest–based scat expert Nancy King. King shows up on 6 of the 13 tracks and the manner in which her and Allyson's voices-—both equally burnished and agile--dialogue, particularly on "Life Is a Groove (Jordu)" is unusually lovely. Add to the mix a tight core group comprised of Bruce Barth (piano), Peter Washington (bass), and Todd Strait (drums), and you've got yourself an excellent jazz album.


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Karrin Allyson a jazz singer in the making?

First of all I should mention that I never been a big fan of Miss Allyson. Her Coltrane ballads album did create some mild interest but nothing more. When I saw that the great Nancy King would be featured on 6 tracks of Karrin new CD I immediately ordered the CD.


She's so versatile and brave!

Of late, every album she has released is radically different. Paris to Rio - French/Portuguese jazz, Ballads - classic jazz, In Blue - smooth blues, Wild about you - pop/jazz interpretations.Just when you thought all the bases were covered, Footprints arrives. In Footprints Karrin reinterprets jazz standards that have had lyrics added (by Chris Caswell) - no small feat! She gets 4 stars for bravery alone! It takes guts to mess with classics - she proves she's got what it takes. Though it contains a great mix of duets and solos, it's not for everyone. I'm sure some people will be upset with lyrics being added to pure jazz instrumentals, but no matter what, you have to give Karrin credit. She sings what she likes and it shows. Pure clean vocals. She doesn't have the biggest voice out there but she sure has the prettiest. By the way: You scat lovers will not be disappointed - Karrin delivers.

 

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