
Helen Merrill
The Artistry of Helen Merrill
© 2006 Merrill Entertainment Company (634479323119)
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A potpourri of traditional songs, with the unique smokey jazz vocal stylings of Helen Merrill.
tracks
- 1 Quiet Nights
- 2 Careless Love
- 3 Scarlett Ribbons
- 4 House Of The Rising Sun
- 5 I Left My heart Behind
- 6 Cannatella
- 7 Minha Rocca
- 8 The River
- 9 Itsi No Komoriuta
- 10 Forbidden Games
- 11 John Anderson My Love
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Not available for many decades until now, this 1964 album is a real lost gem. It features the smokey vocals of Helen Merrill, backed by the guitar stylings of legendary players Charlie Byrd and Jimmy Rainey. Also the fine drumming of Osie Johnson, and other music notables like Keter Betts and Jimmy Giuffre in the mix.
Mostly in the English language, Merrill also sings in several foreign languages on the album, including Japanese, Italian, Portuguese.
If you like smooth vocals, and an album that will set a very romantic mood for that special evening, this CD is for you.
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I've been waiting for this to show up on CD
author: Will LohnwaIn many ways a strange. mixed bag collection of songs, many with a somewhat folky edge. All of it sung with great warmth and feeling by Ms. Merrill. Worth the price, I think, just for the wonderful "I Left My Heart Behind"!