Terry Waldo and Tatiana Eva-Marie - I Double Dare You (2021)
Artist: Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie
Title: I Double Dare You
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: Turtle Bay Records
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:51:53
Total Size: 120 mb | 254 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: I Double Dare You
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: Turtle Bay Records
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:51:53
Total Size: 120 mb | 254 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Do Do Do
02. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Baby Won't You Please Come Home
03. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Button up Your Overcoat
04. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Deep Purple
05. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Be Sweet to Me
06. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - The Very Thought of You
07. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - I Double Dare You
08. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - I Must Have That Man
09. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Take a Picture of the Moon
10. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Back in Your Own Backyard
11. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Runnin' wild
12. Terry Waldo, Tatiana Eva-Marie - Two Sleepy People
In a time when we’ve all been staying connected through electronic devices, two distinguished artists bring us back to a time when people would gather together in person and create great non-electronic music for fun. Legendary jazz pianist, composer and historian Terry Waldo, and internationally renowned jazz vocalist Tatiana Eva-Marie take us back nearly a century with their new 12-track album of classic 20s and 30s jazz songs, titled ‘I Double Dare You.’
“I Double Dare You” is a 1937 classic jazz song by Terry Shand and Jimmy Eaton. The song depicts a charming flirtatious banter with a love interest who apparently needs a bit of prompting. Since the original release in 1937, the song has been covered by legendary trumpeter and vocalist Louis Armstrong and six-time Tony Award-winner Audra McDonald.
“I Double Dare You” is a 1937 classic jazz song by Terry Shand and Jimmy Eaton. The song depicts a charming flirtatious banter with a love interest who apparently needs a bit of prompting. Since the original release in 1937, the song has been covered by legendary trumpeter and vocalist Louis Armstrong and six-time Tony Award-winner Audra McDonald.