Softly
12,19 EUR
CD
Audiophile
Release date: 03/Jan/1994
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Sales Rank: #713 in Other Modern Jazz
#285 in Jazz
Style: Other Modern Jazz
Product No.: 859191712
Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Since I Fell for You
1.2 You're My Thrill
1.3 How Long Has This Been Going On?
1.4 My, How the Time Goes By
1.5 Estate (Summer)
1.6 Forget Me
1.7 I Watch You Sleep
1.8 Softly, As I Leave You
1.9 Dindi
Number of discs: 1
Description:Softly by Shirley Horn, released 6 March 2014. This version of Softly comes as a 1xCD. -
Shirley with Charles Ables - bass, Steve Williams - drums.
"Softly" is a captivating CD by the legendary jazz vocalist and pianist Shirley Horn, released under the renowned Audiophile label. This album showcases Horn's signature understated vocal style and exquisite piano work, enveloping listeners in an intimate atmosphere that highlights her mastery of ballads and slow-tempo jazz standards. The tracklist features timeless classics delivered with emotional depth and subtlety, making "Softly" a must-have for any serious jazz collection. Shirley Horn was celebrated for her collaborations with Miles Davis and Quincy Jones, earning multiple Grammy nominations throughout her career. Her unique phrasing and ability to convey profound emotion have solidified her place among the greats of vocal jazz. Audiophile is recognized worldwide for its commitment to high-fidelity sound reproduction, catering to discerning music lovers who demand exceptional audio quality. Their meticulous production process ensures that every nuance of the original performance is preserved, offering listeners an authentic musical experience.
No. of tracks: 9
Manufacturer No.: AUDIOCD224
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Deutsch Karlheinz B. - 27/Apr/2014 5 of 5 Stars!
Absolut top CD... unbekannt aber einmal mehr wunderbar. Anspieltipp: Forget me