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Julie Wolf : Walk the Worn Out Floor
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Straight-to-the-heart vocals communicate the essence of each song with no extraneous jive or histrionics. Accompanying herself on piano with a select circle of friends assisting here and there, the mood is intimate, late night, last set.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 1996
Walk the Worn Out Floor Record Label: Palimpsest Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
My Foolish Heart 5:37 Album Only
I Only Mean It When I Sing the Blues 4:05 Album Only
The Wall 4:05 Album Only
Fool That I Am 4:07 Album Only
If I Loved You 5:15 Album Only
Love Is Like A Cigarette 1:27 Album Only
Trust In Me 3:45 Album Only
Killing The Blues 3:44 Album Only
My Song 5:49 Album Only
A Mountain Atop A Mountain 2:28 Album Only
Baby Plays Around 3:39 Album Only
Don't Go To Strangers 9:06 Album Only
I Need You 3:12 Album Only
Someone Else Is Steppin' In 3:19 Album Only
How Will You Remember Me? 2:46 Album Only
I Thought You Were Standing Next To Me 4:20 Album Only
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Album Notes

Julie Wolf is a multi-instrumentalist and singer who, besides making music of her own, has established herself as a sensitive, eclectic, collaborative, first-call side player. She has performed and/or recorded with luminaries in the jazz, folk, funk and rock/pop worlds, including Ani DiFranco (4 1/2 years as DiFranco's keyboardist), Maceo Parker, Bruce Cockburn (Julie is currently on tour with Cockburn), Dar Williams, Catie Curtis, Kris Delmhorst, Laura Love,jazz singer Rhiannon, and many others. She's brought her memorably simple, pure musicality to stages across the world, as well as to a growing number of critically acclaimed recordings. Preceding the globe trotting touring and recording that has kept her busy for the last decade, Wolf had a seasoned jazz life, having been part of Seattle's jazz community since the mid 1980's . There, she collaborated with Wayne Horvitz, Robin Holcomb, Bill Frisell, Ralph Towner, Julian Priester, Jay Clayton, Jerry Grannelli and others. Her live gigs and recording dates have taken her all over North America, Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.


On Walk the Worn Out Floor, Wolf is stepping forward with something very spare, compelling and intimate. With songs ranging from jazz standards, to originals by Wolf and other Seattle jazz musicians, to blues and a few singer songwriter tunes, Julie brings the simple beauty of her piano playing and singing to the foreground. She is joined by some friends here and there, who truly compliment the intimacy that Wolf creates on her own in the opening tracks. (Hans Teuber on saxophone and f lute, Jami Sieber on electric cello and vocals, her twin sister Kate on vocals, and Laura Love on vocals.) Check out Julie Wolf's Walk the Worn Out Floor, and find a beautifully different side of this versatile musician

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REVIEWS

Amazing
author: Stefanie Ramsey
I have never seen Julie in concert but heard her sing once on a show and wanted her CD. So glad that I got it --its refreshing and inviting all the same! Can\'t wait to listen to it over and over.
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Refreshing
author: Bill Elliott
I saw Julie on the Bruce Cockburn tour and was impressed by her virtuosity. I expected a competent CD but received much more than mere stellar musicianship etc. The music is simply produced but oh so present and complete. Julie's song choices and her brilliant interpretations make for a very complete and beautiful listening experience. A must have.
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The music washes over me and is pure and graceful.
author: Paul
I first heard Julie backing up my personal favorite (and fellow Canadian) musician icon and Julie's pure graceful voice shone right through and melded with everyone on stage and made each song sparkle. On this CD, her graceful voice, playing and beautiful demeanor shines right through the speakers to my ears. Get this CD and listen carefully to Julie's work and after you've heard it a hundred times, contact her and demand more solo work from this lovely artist.
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Perfect
author: Lee
Perfect is the best way to describe this CD. I have never heard such wonderful music.
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