Claire Martin – Perfect Alibi (2000) [Reissue 2008]
Artist: Claire Martin
Title Of Album: Perfect Alibi
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Alliance
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC
Total Time: 48:01 min
Total Size: 232 MB
Tracklist:
1. How Can I Be Sure ?
2. Man In The Station
3. Up From The Skies
4. Inspired Insanity
5. People Make The World Go Round
6. Shadowville
7. Strangers Now
8. More Than You'll Ever Know
9. Over By Allenby
10. More Than I Can Bear
11. He's A Runner
12. Wailing Wall
One of the best jazz singers around. --Good Sound Magazine
Her jazz authenticity immediately becomes apparent. It's hard to believe that she has never performed in Los Angeles. She is arguably one of the most highly regarded singers in Europe. Martin is a singer who should be must be heard by anyone with the slightest interest in jazz vocalizing. She is a standout, instantly recognizable as a unique and impressive creative performer. The real deal, a talent with the skill, imagination, maturity and presence to provide new and compelling definitions for the fascinating art of jazz singing. --Don Heckman, Los Angeles Times (December 28, 2006) Preview
The husky-voiced singer could tackle pretty much any song and make something of it but while "Perfect Alibi" may be eclectic the material is perfectly picked. --The Observer
Her jazz authenticity immediately becomes apparent. It's hard to believe that she has never performed in Los Angeles. She is arguably one of the most highly regarded singers in Europe. Martin is a singer who should be must be heard by anyone with the slightest interest in jazz vocalizing. She is a standout, instantly recognizable as a unique and impressive creative performer. The real deal, a talent with the skill, imagination, maturity and presence to provide new and compelling definitions for the fascinating art of jazz singing. --Don Heckman, Los Angeles Times (December 28, 2006) Preview
The husky-voiced singer could tackle pretty much any song and make something of it but while "Perfect Alibi" may be eclectic the material is perfectly picked. --The Observer
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