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Catherine Dupuis : I Hear Music
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Jazz standards done by an original and risk-taking, a quirky, playful, sensitive vocalist who combines the influence of Annie Ross and Sheila Jordan.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 1999
I Hear Music
Catherine Dupuis
Record Label: in association with jbQ Records
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. I Hear Music 2:35 Album Only
2. Sequined Mermaid Dress 3:43 Album Only
3. Let's Face the Music and Dance 4:04 Album Only
4. I Love You 2:51 Album Only
5. For You For Me Forevermore / I Was Brought to My Senses 6:06 Album Only
6. My Romance 4:13 Album Only
7. Too Marvelous for Words 3:58 Album Only
8. Two for the Road 4:20 Album Only
9. I Could Write a Book 2:16 Album Only
10. My Favorite Things 3:53 Album Only
11. Lucky to Be Me 4:27 Album Only
12. Last Go 'Round 3:40 Album Only
13. I'm Beginning to See the Light 4:12 Album Only
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Album Notes

"Call it kitten in the keys -- the major and minor keys, that is. The nicely jazzed keys. Standards of the recent century refreshed for this one, with the Bill Mays Trio doing a lot of the freshening." - (Richard Gehr - Village Voice)

"Almost all the familiar songs delivered here by the talented Dupuis have been outfitted with unusual arrangements. "Lets Face The Music" is a killer; so's "Sequined Mermaid Dress." Mays, Burr and Clarke are wonders." - (Zan Stewart, DownBeat, Aug. '99)

"Dupuis can navigate twists of tempo and volume with ease. If Janis Siegel or Cheryl Bentine ever left the Manhattan Transfer, she'd make a perfect replacement." - Jerome Wilson, Cadence, Mar. 2000

"This very expressive singer has everything going for her: varied approach to familiar material, top notch arrangements and an outstanding trio. A new voice worth hearing." - (Ken Dryden, Chattanooga Free Press)

"Original and risk-taking, a quirky, playful, sensitive vocalist who combines the influence of Annie Ross and Sheila Jordan, Dupuis manages to put her own spin on all-too-familiar standards." - (Alex Henderson, All Music Guide)

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REVIEWS

When I die, I want to come back as a song in her repertoire.
author: skeeterfitz
                            
When I die, I want to come back as a song in her repertoire. Incredibly beautiful, transcendant vocal gymnastics. Her picture should accompany the definition of jazz vocalist in Webster's.
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I tend to agree with uncle bill................................
author: doc mongoose
                            
.......Only Im not related so I can give you 5 ***** and not feel guilty at all about it, because they are so well deserved.There are not alot of ladies who can sing as articulately as your self and still come off that they are having fun and still makin it their own.
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author: uncle bill
                            
cath sounds great it just gets better and better
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