Frank Lamphere | Frank Swings

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Frank Swings

by Frank Lamphere

Five swinging originals. "His voice, now more than ever before, is a wonderful blend of masculine strength and smooth, rounded edges. The fledgling composer succeeds with five originals with catchy lyrics, good production value, and top notch playing"
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
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1. I Never Forgot
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2. Chicago Is For Me
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3. Be Happy
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4. That's How Our Story Ends
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5. I Like Your Smell
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
"Frank Swings" is my first release of original material. Prior to the recording sessions of November 2010, the project had been on the "drawing board" for about three years. These songs have been tested repeatedly on audiences during my live performances. I found that as much as listeners enjoy hearing the time-tested "classic" standards (Fly Me to the Moon, Night and Day, Beyond the Sea) there was often a greater reaction for a solid performance of one of my originals.

"In the quick-tempoed sections, a confidently brash Sinatra or Bobby Darin style is embraced, though not slavishly or self-consciously. He seems more modeled on the casual Dean Martin manner, especially in lazy, slow tempo where he slurs and sloshes some vowel sounds." -Rob Lester, Talkin' Broadway

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