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Cynthia Speer : Nature Girl
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These (mostly jazz standards) have become a part of the soundtrack of many jazz lovers' lives, and the originals impart a twist of sultry blues and smooth city jazz.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 2006
Nature Girl Record Label: Cynthia Speer
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
I Fall in Love too Easily/It Could Happen to You 5:04 Album Only
I Love Paris 3:58 Album Only
Sleep 4:30 Album Only
Nature Boy 5:25 Album Only
Smile 5:47 Album Only
I've Got the World on a String 3:27 Album Only
Guess Who I Saw Today 4:24 Album Only
Let There Be Love 3:39 Album Only
I Apologize 4:41 Album Only
That Ole Devil Called Love 2:57 Album Only
Save Your Love for Me 5:06 Album Only
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Cynthia was raised in the jazz and blues hotbeds of Louisiana and Mississippi and has entertained audiences from there, on to Colorado and then to California where recently she has performed at The Baked Potato in Studio City, The Money Tree in Toluca Lake, Cafe Marly in Beverly hills, Lunaria in West LA, The Belage in Hollywood, Maggiano's The Grove in West Hollywood and Alessio restaurant and Jazz club in Thousand Oaks, among others. She has performed with legendary jazz musicians such as Earl Palmer, Art Hillary, John Heard and the late Redd Calendar.
This debut CD includes some of Los Angeles' most talented, hot Jazz musicians including John Heard, Sal Marquez, Preston Smith, David Sills, Elliott Caine, Michael Hughes, Bill Markus, Jesse Bradley and Giovanni Nickens.
"Her voice is smooth, strong and very skillfully employed, without gimmicks and with a naturalism that is very appealing." Jazzreview.com. Cynthia was the winner for March 2005 in the Fabulous Finds Competition, held by the Great American Songbook Fabulous 690 Radio Station, who has sadly, recently gone off the air.
This CD contains fifty minutes of beautiful, mostly mellow, jazz. You can't go wrong with the great roster of musicians and choice of tasteful tunes.

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REVIEWS

Cynthia Speer picks up the torch Peggy Lee passed
author: Joe Roberts and Kristen Alexis, co-hosts "Radio Therapy Tip of t
Peggy Lee was arguably the best female jazz singer. She knew good lyrics and melodies when she saw them, and wrote some good ones herself (e.g., "Fever," and "Is That All There Is?". With "Nature Girl," Cynthia Speer demonstrates that she has the Lee style, harmonics, and intervals of tone, especially in "Sleep." Standards such as "Nature Boy" and "I've Got the World on a String" have a freshness and energy most modern singers lack.
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