Jeanne Lee & Ran Blake - Laura - 2012, MP3, 320

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Jeanne Lee & Ran Blake / Laura

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Жанр: Vocal Jazz

Год издания: 2012

Аудиокодек: MP3

Тип рипа: tracks

Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps

Продолжительность: 00:53:20

Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет

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01. Laura

02. He'w Got The Whole World In His Hands

03. Season In The Sun

04. Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child

05. Summertime

06. Church On Russell Street

07. Lover Man

08. Evil Blues

09. Blue Monk

10. When Sunny Gets Blue

11. Love Isn't Everything

12. Vanguard

13. Left Alone

14. Straight Ahead

15. Where Flamingos Fly

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Jeanne Lee combines acrobatic vocal maneuvers with a deeply moving sound and quality that allows her to alternate between soaring, upper register flights and piercing, emotive interpretations. She's extremely precise and flexible, and moves from a song or solo's top end to its middle and bottom accompanying an instrument with a stunning ease. Though many critics have cited Lee as creating free jazz's most innovative vocal approach, she's done very little recording, almost none of it as a leader, and even less on American labels. She's best-known for her many sessions with Gunther Hampel.Lee studied dance rather than music at Bard College, but while a student there, she met Ran Blake. They formed a duo, and she did her first recordings with him, which excited many critics. They toured Europe in 1963. Lee moved to California in 1964 and worked with Ian Underwood and sound poet David Hazelton, whom she later married. She and Hampelestablished their musical relationship while Lee was in Europe in 1967, going on to record over 20 albums together. Leealso recorded with Archie Shepp, Sunny Murray, and Hampel in the late '60s, and with Marion Brown, Anthony Braxton, Enrico Rava, and Andrew Cyrille in the '70s, while also working with Cecil Taylor. She began composing extensively in the '80s and began concentrating on performing her original material, which frequently included poetic and dance components. Most of her recordings have either been done for European labels or small independents. After living in New York in the mid-'90s, Lee taught at two music conservatories in Europe for several years. In 2000, Lee faced colon cancer without medical insurance. Some months after surgery, creative music lost a great voice. Benefit concerts (to help the family with expenses) were held by a number of jazz musicians, including Joseph Jarman, Gunter Hampel, Rashied Ali, Hamiet Bluiett, Abbey Lincoln, and many more.
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Jeanne Lee: vocal
Ran Blake: piano
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