Fay Claassen & Trio Peter Beets - Live At The Amsterdam Concertgebouw (2015)
Artist: Fay Claassen & Trio Peter Beets
Title: Live At The Amsterdam Concertgebouw
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Challenge Records
Genre: Jazz Vocals
Quality: FLAC | MP3
Total Time: 50:28
Total Size: 268 MB | 119 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Live At The Amsterdam Concertgebouw
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Challenge Records
Genre: Jazz Vocals
Quality: FLAC | MP3
Total Time: 50:28
Total Size: 268 MB | 119 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Just One Of Those Things (2:56)
2. I'm Old Fashioned (3:08)
3. When Sunny Gets Blue (6:28)
4. The Song Is You (4:04)
5. Poor Butterfly (4:15)
6. 'S Wonderful (2:33)
7. Zon In Scheveningen (4:19)
8. I've Got The World On A String (4:05)
9. Meditation (5:32)
10. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (4:06)
11. Detour Ahead (3:40)
12. Summertime (5:16)
When asked who would be the successor to her throne, the world renowned jazz vocalist Rita Reys always pointed out Fay Claassen as the only Dutch vocalist who would be able to fill her elegantly swinging shoes. Those who know that Rita Reys was once honoured with the title ‘Europe’s First Lady of Jazz’ at the prestigious 1960 Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival will realise just how important Reys’ kind words have been to a young singer like Fay Claassen. So it was only logical that after Reys’ sad demise in 2013, it was Fay Claassen who teamed up with Rita’s last working band, The Peter Beets Trio, featuring guitarist Martijn van Iterson, bass player Ruud Jacobs and, of course, the swinging virtuoso pianist Peter Beets himself. Their first gig together took place in 2014 at the famous Amsterdam Concertgebouw, a date that was recorded live to capture the spontaneous, pure and thrilling vibe that filled this sacred building of music with the spirit of Holland’s greatest jazz singer ever. For all of those who missed this very special occasion, there is the album Fay Claassen & The Peter Beets Trio live at the Concertgebouw. Claassen and the Trio combine their improvisational skills resulting in an unsurpassed synergy and musicality. From the first note on it is evident that Beets and his men have paid their dues playing superb renditions of the standard jazz repertoire for many years.