A Hundred Million Miracles

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:01:51
Personnel: Daryl Sherman, Bob Dorough (vocals, piano); Houston Person (tenor saxophone); Ruby Braff (cornet); Bucky Pizzarelli, James Chirillo, Joe Cohn (guitar); Martin Pizzarelli (nass); Jim Gwin (drums). Recorded at Nola Studios, New York, New York on October 4-8, 2002. Personnel: Daryl Sherman (vocals, piano); Bob Dorough (vocals, piano); James Chirillo, Joe Cohn, Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar); Houston Person (tenor saxophone); Ruby Braff (cornet); Jim Gwin (drums). Audio Mixer: Jim Czak. Liner Note Author: Max Wilk. Recording information: Nola Studios, New York, NY (10/04/2002-10/08/2002). Photographer: Eric Stephen Jacobs. Listening to and enjoying the vocals of Daryl Sherman seems almost natural. She's talented, for sure, but it's the joy and sensitivity she instills in each song that impresses one. It doesn't hurt that Sherman has chosen to interpret the songs of Richard Rodgers on A Hundred Million Miracles, nor that she's enlisted the help of guitarists James Chirillo and Joe Cohn and bassist Boots Maleson. Her piano work and a number of guest appearances fill out the arrangements on an hour's worth of music from the classic American songbook. Sherman's rendition of "You Are Too Beautiful" is wonderfully underlined by Ruby Braff's cornet work, while her upbeat version of "Do I Hear a Waltz?" is accented by Chirillo's bouncy lead. She's joined on vocals by Bob Dorough for fun versions of "Everything I've Got Belongs to You" and "Sixteen Going on Seventeen." Even with high-profile support, though, Sherman's vocals remain the centerpiece of A Hundred Million Miracles. There's a lovely, seven-minute-plus "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered," and the album closes with a cheerful "This Can't Be Love." As one might note from these two songs, even though the lyrics of Rodgers form the connecting thread, his writing partners -- like Lorenz Hart -- also deserve mention. A Hundred Million Miracles is beautifully realized and Sherman's singing is an absolute joy. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)