Katie Bull
Conversations With The Jokers
© 2002 Katie Bull (634479402425)
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Sensual clarion voice, full of heart & soul, lights up classic jazz standards; hers is a relaxed and honest new voice, full of unpredictable invention.
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- 1 I Remember You
- 2 My Little Boat
- 3 See Through You
- 4 Moonlight Becomes You
- 5 You and the Night and the Music
- 6 What Is This Thing Called Love?
- 7 Wave
- 8 Now's the Time
- 9 I'm Glad There Is You
- 10 You're Everything
- 11 Like Someone In Love
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The real thing, a jazz vocalist....it's JAZZ.
KATIE BULL has sung with jazz/vocalist composer Jay Clayton, and Jay Clayton's Voices, jazz singer Sheila Jordan; composer/pianist Kirk Nurock's Natural Sound; composer Julius Eastman; percussionist Lou Grassi; bass player Joe Fonda (the Bull-Fonda Duo); and pianist Michael Jefry Stevens.
This is Ms. Bull's premiere CD.
Recorded in Chinatown, New York City, at Seltzer Sound. Engineered by Carl Seltzer, live to two track; no fixing, no mixing; what you hear is the real live thing!
Final mastering by Phil Lee at Full House Productions, NYC.
"Keep singing Katie, the jazz world needs you..."
(Sheila Jordan)
"She is exceptional!"
(Jay Clayton)
Go to www.katiebull.com and click onto Jazz Vocalist
to read more about the extraordinary veteran jazz musicians in the band:
Michael Jefry Stevens (piano) ,
Lou Grassi (drums),
Joe Fonda (bass).
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Conversations With The Jokers
author: Mike PA jazz vocalist like Katie is very rare. Her albums should be part of any jazz lovers library. A virtuoso, and like Mozart, if you drift off for even a moment you may miss something special. Highly recommend seeing her perform live also, her shows are very unique.
I know what I like, and this is it.
author: ScottI am not a professional music critic, and I don’t play on one TV. I do like this CD. Katie has a very rich voice, the musicians fit together, and with the vocals. Just a very nice CD to listen to.