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CD: Chocolate Lilly / Artist: Babe Gurr / 10 tracks:  / Blues / Roots / Country

Chocolate Lilly, is the fourth album from Babe Gurr, an artist whose name is as intriguing as the title of her CD, begins with the original tune, “Hard To Get Over Me,” a song in which Gurr’s vocals sound like they are channeling Bonnie Raitt.

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Album: Intuition /  Artist: Betty Harris /  16 tracks / Evidence Music Inc.

*Betty Harris proves without a doubt, that more than forty-five years after her first hit song, she still has the passion and the vocal chops.

 

CD: Closer Than Far / Artist: Serena Jost / 12 tracks: 44:50 / Folk Rock / Alternative

Serena Jost adopts an alternative approach to folk rock melodies that tell stories which are cut from the everyday fabric of life. One can debate whether or not many of her lyrics are dark or blatantly realistic.

 

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Album: Songs From The Heart /  Artist: Sylvia Bennett /  12 tracks: 43:27 / May 1st, 2008 / Jazz Standards

Jazz vocalist, Sylvia Bennett’s performance as she coos tunes from her new CD Songs From The Heart, will bring back a flood of vintage memories, and evoke from within you powerful emotional responses, to some of the best songs ever penned.

 

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CD: Dreams & Shadows / Artist: Judy Wexler / Jazz Vocals  / 13 tracks

Jazz vocalist Judy Wexler delivers a spooky performance on her new CD Dreams & Shadows. On the fifth track, she adapts the Buddy Buie / James Cobb Jr. / Harry Middlebrooks / Mike Shapiro, light rock song “Spooky,” which was made popular by Dusty Springfield in the 1960’s.

 

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CD: Imagina, Songs Of Brasil / Artist: Karrin Allyson / 14 tracks: 1:00:25 / Jazz Vocals

The opening lines of “Outono (Stay,) remind one of the hauntingly beautiful “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina,” from Evita.  Singing at first in Portuguese, and then switching to English lyrics, Allyson sings of two lovers who are enjoying the afterglow, and are looking ahead to their future.

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