Holly Cole - Holly Cole (2007/2014) [DSD64]
Artist: Holly Cole
Title: Holly Cole
Year Of Release: 2007/2014
Label: 2xHD
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Quality: DSD64 2.0 (*.dsf) (tracks) 2,8 MHz/1 Bit
Total Time: 43:26
Total Size: 1.72 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Holly Cole
Year Of Release: 2007/2014
Label: 2xHD
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Quality: DSD64 2.0 (*.dsf) (tracks) 2,8 MHz/1 Bit
Total Time: 43:26
Total Size: 1.72 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Waters Of March
02. Alley Cat Song
03. Larger Than Life
04. Be Careful, It's My Heart
05. It's Alright With Me
06. You're My Thrill
07. Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries
08. Reaching For The Moon
09. I Will Wait For You
10. Charade
11. The House Is Haunted By The Echo Of Your Last Goodbye
"Holly Cole has come up with one of the definitive recordings of her career. Even if you think you know her work, this will still surprise you and take your breath away."
- Billboard
Holly Cole’s self-titled 2007 release was a highly acclaimed step further into the land of standards. She recorded most of the album with a bigger band than she had traditionally used including a nonet of the finest New York horn and wind players, with arrangements by Gil Goldstein. It was co-producer/arranger/ bassist Greg Cohen who suggested Cole work with a bigger band; not an orchestra or a big band but slightly smaller than that with less traditional instrumentation. Among the album's highlights are Cole's tender take on Irving Berlin's Be Careful, It's My Heart, a very sultry Alleycat Song and an absolutely burning version of Charade.
"The idea was to push Holly into a new arena, to really challenge her.”
- Greg Cohen, co-producer
- Billboard
Holly Cole’s self-titled 2007 release was a highly acclaimed step further into the land of standards. She recorded most of the album with a bigger band than she had traditionally used including a nonet of the finest New York horn and wind players, with arrangements by Gil Goldstein. It was co-producer/arranger/ bassist Greg Cohen who suggested Cole work with a bigger band; not an orchestra or a big band but slightly smaller than that with less traditional instrumentation. Among the album's highlights are Cole's tender take on Irving Berlin's Be Careful, It's My Heart, a very sultry Alleycat Song and an absolutely burning version of Charade.
"The idea was to push Holly into a new arena, to really challenge her.”
- Greg Cohen, co-producer
