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Fodder on my wings
Nina Simone
A clear midnight : Kurt Weill and America
Julia Hülsmann
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Adele
Road songs for lovers
Chris Rea
The black spider/Det kollektive selvmord
Emile
Walking proof
Lilly Hiatt
New York stories
Judy Niemack
Ladies & gentlemen - Mr. B.B. King
B. B. King
American standard
James Taylor
The Sting variations
Tierney Sutton
d. 18. Mar. 2020
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Joshua Friedberg
d. 18. Mar. 2020
"In the 1999 PBS American Masters documentary, Ella Fitzgerald: Something to Live for. Johnny Mathis sums it up well when he argues, "She was the best, the best there ever was. Out of all of us who sing, she was the best." More than most collections, this reissue bolsters his case".
d. 6. Apr. 2020
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Jim Hynes
d. 6. Apr. 2020
"Billy Joel said, "The best singers are interpreters." Ella proves that she may have no equal in that category. That's why she is universally hailed as the greatest jazz singer of all time. This is Ella at her most vulnerable and intimate best".
2020 May
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John Murph
2020 May
"Ella Fitzgerald mesmerized when she unleashed her virtuosic voice, especially when she engaged in quicksilver scats while fronting jazz orchestras. But she could be as bewitching when it came to ballads involving just her and a piano. The Complete Piano Duets (...) makes that perfectly clear ... Collectively, The Complete Piano Duets could rank as a revelation for those who solely associate Fitzgerald with extravagance and flash, while being only passingly familiar with her flickering, lo-fi ingenuity".
