AUDIOPHILE CAROL KIDD All My Tomorrows Original lp mint
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ARTIST : CAROL KIDD TITLE : All My Tomorrows Stunning Copy Of A Legendary Recording A Must Have For All Audiophile Music Lovers Side A : 1. Don’t worry about me (3:53) 2. I’m all smiles (2:15) 3. Autumn in New York (4:34) 4. My funny valentine (4:34) 5. Round midnight (2:57) 6. Dat dere (2:54) 7. Angel eyes (3:29) Side B : 1. When I dream (4:28) 2. I thought about you (3:28) 3. The folks who live on the hill (4:41) 4. Haven’t we met (2:08) 5. All my tomorrows (2:46)......Original First Pressing 1985 Made In UK . RECORDS CONDITION : MINT..COVER CONDITION : NM - Note : Very Minimal General Wear, No Writing, No Seam Split ! CAROL KIDD : ------------------------------------------------ Carol Kidd has been singing and as she says putting in the ‘twiddlie bits’ for as long as she can remember. Singing professionally at the age of 15 she joined the West Coast Jazz Band . During that five year period she met and married their trombonist George Kidd, still a formidable name in Scottish jazz circles. The band appeared along with many well known names such as Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk and the Alex Welsh band and also made guest appearances on local radio programmes. When the so called traditional jazz boom faded, Carol started working in cabaret and the clubs, however it wasn’t long before she realized that this type of work was not for her and subsequently she gave up singing for about Four years. In the mid seventies the well known Glasgow musician and band leader Jimmy Feighan coaxed her out of retirement and asked her to sing at his Saturday lunchtime venue. She stayed for seven years. During this time a musical association with the pianist Sandy Taylor developed and along with drummer Murray Smith and bassist Alex Moore the present trio was established, it remains as the mainstay of her backing to this day. A television appearance on the Annie Ross Jazz Series caught the attention of the late Pat Smythe who arranged a two week stint at Ronnie Scott’s Club, three more appearances followed, enough said. In between times such notables as George Chisholm, Buck Clayton, Eddie Thomson, Humphrey Littleton, Cliff Hardie, Bob Brookmeyer and Martin Taylor have been pleased to work alongside and enthuse about her singing. The BBC Scotland, BBC London and NOS (Hilversum) Radio Orchestras regularly request Carol to take up her position in the vocal booth for broadcasts covering Britain and Europe.
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