Light touch
author: Ariel Hyatt
Debbie Cunningham probably sounds most like what people think of when they hear the term “jazz singer”. She is backed by a trio with drums, bass, and piano, sometimes joined by other instruments. For her take on Stevie Wonder’s Overjoyed, she adds light touches which recall the fusion jazz of the late 70s. The key to this performance is that light touch. Cunningham’s arrangement pays tribute to the source, but I find her delivery of the vocal to be more believable than the original.
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AMAZING
author: Nina
Yes!!! You've made your album and it's a sucess!!! It is made in a way that adults AND kids can enjoy!!!! I don't know a lot of peole who like jazz... then again I don't know many people but you've changed their minds!!!
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AMAZING
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You've done it!!! You have a sucessful album.I think you made it in a way adults AND kids can enjoy!! I love it. I don't know may people who like jazz (Then again I don'y know many people.) but you changed their minds! Congratz!!!
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Rich, Warm Vocals To Savor
author: Sabrina Justison
Debbie Cunningham's voice was made to sing this stuff! Her rich, warm tones lend themselves magically to the smooth jazz selections on this album. Standards like "What's New" and "My Funny Valentine" soar, while her voice fluidly moves through the rhythmic ins and outs of "Our Love is Here to Stay" and "Just in Time." Pop this in your CD player on the drive home, and feel the knots in your shoulders unwind!
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