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Is there higher praise from your family than to be named after a pet cat that had run away?
Dolly? Is that you?
Lovely song! Her voice is instantly recognizable -- and really something! I've always appreciated her in The Be Good Tonyas, and thanks, RP, for the turn-on!
I'm hearing a female Paola Nutini and I'm liking it!!
kcatalina wrote:
Funny how that works.
Reminded me of the Be Good Tanyas vocally.
Funny how that works.
Reminded me of the Be Good Tanyas vocally.
steviedeant wrote:
Yep, the bass and horns really have that feel. Maybe that's why some people feel a bit jarred by the voice, we're used to a much different voice with this style. And, no wonder, this album was apparently made with the Hodges brothers who backed Green and other musicians in the 70s (Apple Music has this info).
The music is really good, and her voice is smooth and fits well. Another RP discovery for me.
Sounds like an Al Green song.
Yep, the bass and horns really have that feel. Maybe that's why some people feel a bit jarred by the voice, we're used to a much different voice with this style. And, no wonder, this album was apparently made with the Hodges brothers who backed Green and other musicians in the 70s (Apple Music has this info).
The music is really good, and her voice is smooth and fits well. Another RP discovery for me.
TallCreative1 wrote:
Completely off topic, but years ago my wife and I attended a public school (kindergarten to grade 8?) musical production of the Wizard of Oz. It was a lot of fun and the young girl that played Dorothy was spectacular. The music was provided by a few of the teachers playing keyboards, bass and electric guitar. This scene, running through the poppies, was set to a version of Purple Haze. The kids didn’t seem to understand why all the adults in the audience were killing themselves laughing.
Completely off topic, but years ago my wife and I attended a public school (kindergarten to grade 8?) musical production of the Wizard of Oz. It was a lot of fun and the young girl that played Dorothy was spectacular. The music was provided by a few of the teachers playing keyboards, bass and electric guitar. This scene, running through the poppies, was set to a version of Purple Haze. The kids didn’t seem to understand why all the adults in the audience were killing themselves laughing.
7 just for the baritone sax.
Sounds like an Al Green song.
Weirdly I am made very uncomfortable by Frazey’s voice. But I really like this song and I can sorta dance through the discomfort.
I too love Frazey's voice, it's unique.
scrubbrush wrote:
I actually stood up and walked to my computer to see who this was. I can give no higher compliment to a first listen!
Love her voice.
Came running in from the other room to make sure i could rate this and 8 in the hopes of hearing it on RP again sometime in the next three or four months.
I actually stood up and walked to my computer to see who this was. I can give no higher compliment to a first listen!
Love her sound and story.
Starts out at an 8 to my ears...
Starts out at an 8 to my ears...
Love her voice.
Came running in from the other room to make sure i could rate this and 8 in the hopes of hearing it on RP again sometime in the next three or four months.
Came running in from the other room to make sure i could rate this and 8 in the hopes of hearing it on RP again sometime in the next three or four months.
Ah, William just back-announced: the Be Good Tanyas! Now I recognize the sound!
A little on the Mazzy Star side. I like.
Digging the Hammond work.