All That Jazz: The Best Of Ute Lemper

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合計収録時間 : 01:18:40
Personnel: John Harle (saxophone); Jeffrey Cohen (piano). Audio Mixers: Johnny Dollar ; Martin Atkinson; Mick Guzauski. Recording information: Budapest State Opera & Curve, London, England (1991-1997); Cherokee Studio, Los Angeles, CA (1991-1997); Pointy Bird (1991-1997); Westside Studios, London, England (1991-1997). Editor: Jonathan Stokes. Ensemble: Michael Nyman. Unknown Contributor Roles: Gareth Valentine; Jenni Whiteside. Arrangers: Johnny Dollar ; John Harle; Robert Ziegler; Bruno Fontaine; Randy Kerber. Despite the album title, taken from Ute Lemper's showcase song in the musical CHICAGO, jazz is only part of this remarkable singer's repertoire. A paragon of European art song in the Kurt Weill tradition (Weill, along with Marlene Dietrich, is one of Lemper's biggest influences, and Lemper essays several of his songs here), Lemper is equally fond of Broadway show tunes and cabaret. More so than any of her other albums, the best-of compilation ALL THAT JAZZ touches on every facet of her musical personality, from a handful of classic show tunes like CABARET's "Don't Tell Mama," to brilliant reinterpretations of Weill's "Alabama Song" and Edith Piaf's "La Vie en Rose." If you became intrigued with Lemper through her pop-crossover album PUNISHING KISS, ALL THAT JAZZ is an excellent summation of her earlier career.
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