Sconsolato Juliet Wood

• 1 Manhattan In The Rain 04:44
• 2 Midnight Sun 03:57
• 3 In These Shoes 03:16
• 4 Sconsolato 05:11
• 5 Chelsea Bridge 03:45
• 6 Fascinating Rhythm 03:21
• 7 Journey Within (Voyage) 03:00
• 8 Slow Hot Wind 02:43
• 9 Lyin To Myself 02:32
• 10 I Walk With Music 02:17
• 11 Billie Holiday 06:49
• Total Runtime 41:35

Info for Sconsolato

“Juliet Wood’s new release captures a musicianly and fine singer, alongside a stellar crew of players, recorded to a lovely room quality. I especially loved Sconsolato which is beautifully arranged and beautifully sung.” (Ian Shaw, Award Winning Jazz Vocalist)

“Difficult to know where to begin with this outstanding debut album from Juliet Wood… brilliantly arranged songs that are flawlessly delivered… this is the best vocal album I have heard this year.” (Nick Lea, Jazz Views)

London based jazz vocalist Juliet Wood is set to firmly establish herself as a voice to be heard.

This collaboration with three masters of Latin-flavoured Jazz - John Crawford (piano), Andrés Lafone (bass) and Andrés Ticino (drums & percussion) - overlays the flowing vocal lines with complex rhythms and an intriguing vibe.

The title track, Sconsolato, is a heart-rending song of love and loss written by bassist Jimmy Woode and recorded in 1968 by Mark Murphy.

Juliet’s carefully curated repertoire continues with musical gems such as Chelsea Bridge (Billy Strayhorn), Journey Within (Kenny Barron/Clare Foster), Midnight Sun (Lionel Hampton/Johnny Mercer), In These Shoes (Kirsty McColl et al.), Slow Hot Wind (Henry Mancini/Norman Gimbel) and two lesser known but beautiful Hoagy Carmichael tunes Lying to Myself and I Walk with Music. Also given a refreshing revival are Duncan Lamont’s bluesy Billie Holiday and the wistful Manhattan in the Rain. An up-tempo, percussive Fascinating Rhythm (Gershwin) completes this delightful collection.

Juliet Wood, vocals
John Crawford, piano
Andrés Ticino, percussion
Andrés Lafone, bass
Marisa Wessler, backing vocals (In These Shoes)

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