Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue (1994 Reissue) (2002) Hi-Res

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Title: Cafe Blue
Year Of Release: 1994 (2002)
Label: Blue Note
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit / 88,2kHz
Total Time: 63:06
Total Size: 1.26 Gb
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Tracklist:

01 - What A Shame
02 - Mourning Grace
03 - The Thrill Is Gone
04 - Romanesque
05 - Yellow Car III
06 - Wood Is A Pleasant Thing To Think About
07 - Inch Worm
08 - Ode To Billy Joe
09 - Too Rich For My Blood
10 - A Taste Of Honey
11 - Nardis
12 - Manha De Carnaval

Personnel:
Bass – Michael Arnopol
Drums, Percussion, Percussion [Body Parts] – Mark Walker
Guitar – John McLean
Piano, Vocals – Patricia Barber

Patricia Barber, who is both a fine keyboardist and an atmospheric singer, contributes roughly half of the material to her Premonition debut. Her dark voice and the generally esoteric program takes awhile to get used to (listeners will have to be patient), but after two or three listens, this thought-provoking and rather moody set becomes more accessible. The music ranges stylewise from sophisticated pop sensitivities to the avant-garde and even touches of minimalism, while not fitting securely into any category. Barber gives a new slant to "The Thrill Is Gone," "Ode to Billy Joe," and even "A Taste of Honey," and her vocals are all quite haunting and contemporary. An added plus to this unusual music is adventurous guitarist John McLean.




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Many thanks for HD tracks.