構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:39:32

Adapters: Willie Murillo; David Stout . Personnel: Larry Koonse (guitar); Kathleen Robertson , Peggy Baldwin (strings); Bob Shepard, Brian Scanlon (clarinet, alto saxophone); Ray Herrmann (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Glenn Berger (clarinet, baritone saxophone); Gary Foster (clarinet); Pete Christlieb, Mark Visher (tenor saxophone); Willie Murillo, Gary Grant, Wayne Bergeron, Don Clark (trumpet); Paul Klintworth (French horn); Charlie Morillis, David Stout (trombone); Andrew Martin (bass trombone); Quinn Johnson (piano); Reggie McBride (bass guitar); Bernie Dresel (drums, percussion). Audio Mixer: Willie Murillo. Photographer: Matt Wignall. Arranger: Willie Murillo. The debut of vocalist Robin McKelle is a throwback to an earlier era, when singers were backed by big bands as they sang songs destined to become standards. Although McKelle doesn't break new ground in her interpretations of this material and doesn't take many chances, she is an expressive performer, opening with an exuberant, slightly breathy "Something's Gotta Give," followed by an enchanting cha cha treatment of "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen." Vocalist Robbie Wykoff joins her for her a duet of "You've Brought a New Kind of Love to Me." She's clearly having fun in "Yes, My Darling Daughter," a forgotten number from the big band era, with a brief detour into a Latin setting. The orchestra, which sometimes adds a string section, brings life to the charts adapted or transcribed by trumpeter Willie Murillo and trombonist David Stout, while the band includes veteran jazz instrumentalists like clarinetist Gary Foster, guitarist Larry Koonse and tenor saxophonist Pete Christlieb. ~ Ken Dryden

録音 | ステレオ (Studio)