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Frank Senior : Listening In The Dark With Frank Senior
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A powerful new singer emerges full-blown
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 2008
Listening In The Dark With Frank Senior Record Label: Smalls Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
You Don\'t Know Me 5:44 Album Only
This Can\'t Be Love 4:21 Album Only
When You Walked In The Room 5:11 Album Only
On The Street Where You Live 5:09 Album Only
You\'re Mine You 4:27 Album Only
Autumn Serenade 3:52 Album Only
The Very Thought Of You 4:57 Album Only
Route 66 4:50 Album Only
Someone To Tell It To 4:43 Album Only
Just You, Just Me 3:17 Album Only
The Best Things In Life Are Free 3:23 Album Only
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Album Notes

Frank Senior (vocals)
Saul Rubin (electric guitar,keyboards)
Bob Mover (tenor sax,alto sax,soprano sax)
Richard Clements (piano)
Eric Lemon (bass)
Hassan JJ Shakur (bass)
Jacob Melchior (drums)
Efrat (violin,viola)

This remarkable debut recording by Frank Senior is the result of a grass roots effort to bring this great talent to light. Clearly jazz still finds a home in some of the small project studios that dot Manhattan, where independent recordings are made by whatever means just because the art demands it. At Zebulon Sound and Light, the generous-natured master guitarist Saul Rubin nurses a steady stream of recordings for deserving artists to fruition in his room. Here Saul worked with Frank and Frank�s longtime associate, drummer Jacob Melchior, and together they developed a very special disk, far too special not to receive a wider audience.

Frank Senior has more than the vocal talent to make this record shine; he�s got the heart and the feeling, and each note comes forth rich, resonating from the deepest fibers. Music makes this man come alive. One can only imagine; perhaps his experience of music is especially vivid, like a transmodal kaleidoscope of sonic colors. But one thing is for certain, and that is that the soul that Frank Senior brings to his music is 100% genuine, and that�s the fact that counts.

Luke Kaven
July 2008

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