Mark Murphy - Birth Of A Legend 1958-1961 (2011)

Artist: Mark Murphy
Title: Birth Of A Legend 1958-1961
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Master Classics Records
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:46:57
Total Size: 580 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Birth Of A Legend 1958-1961
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Master Classics Records
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:46:57
Total Size: 580 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01 - My Favorite Things 02:17
02 - On Green Dolphin Street 03:44
03 - Kansas City 02:42
04 - All the Way 02:51
05 - Personality 02:43
06 - Come to Me 02:20
07 - Angel Eyes 03:12
08 - Lonesome Town 02:26
09 - This Could Be the Start of Something 03:41
10 - Twisted 02:25
11 - Doodlin' 03:30
12 - Out of This World 04:50
13 - Mighty Like a Rose 02:30
14 - It's Not for Me to Say 02:31
15 - Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most 03:49
16 - Firefly 02:29
17 - Stoppin' the Clock 03:10
18 - Send for Me 03:01
19 - Witchcraft 03:36
20 - Catch a Falling Star 02:47
21 - Milestones 02:30
22 - Medley: That Old Black Magic / Cheek to Cheek / Jersey Bouce / Sweet Georgia Brown / Lucky in Love / Hit the Road to Dreamland / For Me and My Gal 16:41
23 - Just in Time 03:02
24 - The Lady Is a Tramp 03:11
25 - Day in, Day Out 03:58
26 - I Only Have Eyes for You 03:03
27 - Falling in Love With Love 02:42
28 - Li'l Darlin' 05:01
29 - Venus 03:03
30 - No Tears for Me 03:12
"Birth Of A Legend 1958-1961" is a compilation album that chronicles the formative recording years of the acclaimed American jazz vocalist Mark Murphy.
This compilation brings together the material Murphy recorded during his early career, a pivotal period when he was developing his signature hip, bebop-influenced vocal styling and phrasing. The tracks are drawn from his early long-play (LP) releases, showcasing his transition from a traditional pop-jazz crooner into a towering figure of avant-garde jazz singing and vocalese.
The collection typically features material from his foundational albums recorded for labels like Decca and Capitol Records, including tracks from.
This compilation brings together the material Murphy recorded during his early career, a pivotal period when he was developing his signature hip, bebop-influenced vocal styling and phrasing. The tracks are drawn from his early long-play (LP) releases, showcasing his transition from a traditional pop-jazz crooner into a towering figure of avant-garde jazz singing and vocalese.
The collection typically features material from his foundational albums recorded for labels like Decca and Capitol Records, including tracks from.