Diana Krall - Stepping Out

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May 25, 2016 Sold Date

May 20, 2016 Start Date

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Switzerland Country Of Seller

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Artikel Name: Stepping Out
Genre: Jazz Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Rykodisc Titelanzahl: 19

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Diana Krall - This Can't Be Love 2. Diana Krall - Straighten Up and Fly Right 3. Diana Krall - Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea 4. Diana Krall - I'm Just a Lucky So and So 5. Diana Krall - Body & Soul 6. Diana Krall - 42nd Street 7. Diana Krall - Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me

Trackliste LP - 2

8. Diana Krall - Big Foot 9. Diana Krall - Frim Fram Sauce 10. Diana Krall - Jimmie 11. Diana Krall - As Long as I Live 12. Diana Krall - On the Sunny Side of the Street 13. Diana Krall - Summertime

Trackliste - 3

Krall, Diana - Big Foot 7:08 Krall, Diana - Frim Fram Sauce 4:10 Krall, Diana - Jimmie 5:26

Trackliste - 4

Krall, Diana - As Long as I Live 4:43 Krall, Diana - On the Sunny Side of the Street 4:52 Krall, Diana - Summertime (Bonus Track) 5:09

Beschreibung

Krall's first recording remains an eye and ear opener. Without the overt schmaltz, Krall proves a sincere singer and, more so, a fine pianist whose talent in this area would later become sublimated. If you want to hear not only the roots of Krall's jazzier and romantic side, not to mention the fun, you'll get it all on this remastered CD, with a bulletproof rhythm section of the peerless bassist John Clayton and always on-the-money/in-the-pocket drummer Jeff Hamilton. The program contains several songs that have become Krall's signature tunes. "Straighten Up & Fly Right" is typically cute as she nicely modifies the lyric. "Frim Fram Sauce" is easily swung and wittily rendered. Several standards such as the easy swinging, bluesy "I'm Just a Lucky So & So" with its impressive bridge piano or the straight read of "Do Nothin' 'Til You Hear From Me" seem like child's play. She uses delayed, staggered phrasings with energetic pianistics during "As Long As I Live," jumps in more pronounced and driving tones for "This Can't Be Love," and cleverly deviates from the melody in now typical Krall-ian fashion for the previously unreleased "On the Sunny Side of the Street." She's most convincing on the unaccompanied take of the classic "Body & Soul" and goes into semi-classical mode with Clayton's bowed bass during her lone original "Jimmie." There are two instrumentals: "42nd Street" swings very well with flourishes inserted here and there on a slight re-arrange, while Klaus Suonsaari's (not Charlie Parker's) "Big Foot" sports heavy modal introductory chords, impressive stop starts on a blues strut, and the most interaction during this set. Krall's fans should consider this an essential recording in her growing discography, and perhaps in many ways her best. ~ Michael G. Nastos

Michael G. Nastos