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- Label: Origin Records
- Conductor: No information available
- Cat No: OJ82508
- Type: Jazz
- Format: CD
- Release Date: March 10 2001
- Duration: Unknown
- Tour Details: No tour details held
“...a classic jazz singer...a powerful presence...” John Callaway, WTTW-TV Network Chicago, PBS Long an established performer around Chicago, vocalist Alison Ruble’s debut release brings together some of the scene’s most forward thinking players for a set of re-envisioned jazz standards and modern pop tunes, arranged and co-produced by guitarist John McLean. Ruble casts her rich alto in a variety of open ended settings that deftly reference classic jazz, even as she stretches the boundaries of The Great American Songbook, including arrangements of "So In Love," "If I Had You," and "Lazy Afternoon," to more modern fare such as the Burt Bacharach/Hal David composition "(There's) Always Something There To Remind Me." TRACKS: 1 Interlude 4:06 2 So In Love 5:27 3 If I Had You 4:28 4 Skylark 5:32 5 Always Something There To Remind Me 4:39 6 We Kiss In A Shadow 3:46 7 Lazy Afternoon 4:30 8 It’s Magic 2:51 9 Something In The Way She Moves 4:46 10 The Night Has A Thousand Eyes 5:53 11 This Nearly Was Mine 3:08 PRODUCTION: Produced by ALISON RUBLE and JOHN MCLEAN Recorded at STEVE FORD STUDIO, Chicago, IL Engineered and mixed by CHRIS SZUBERLA and COLIN SIPOS Mastered by JOHN LARSON Cover art by ALISON RUBLE Cover design by JOHN BISHOP PERFORMERS: ALISON RUBLE vocals JOHN MCLEAN guitar JO ANN DAUGHERTY piano JIM GAILLORETO soprano sax / alto flute LARRY KOHUT string bass / chapman stick TIM DAVIS drums GERALDO DE OLIVEIRA percussion
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