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Rebecca Kilgore & John Miller : It's Easy To Remember
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Jazz standards on acoustic guitar and vocal
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 1997
It's Easy To Remember
Rebecca Kilgore & John Miller
Record Label: Orb Discs
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Old Devil Moon 4:06 Album Only
2. Mountain Greenery 3:18 Album Only
3. Put On A Happy Face 3:15 Album Only
4. Look For The Silver Lining 3:12 Album Only
5. Dreamsville 4:48 Album Only
6. He's A Tramp 3:16 Album Only
7. I'm Shooting High 2:41 Album Only
8. There's A Small Hotel 3:23 Album Only
9. Willow Road 3:29 Album Only
10. Nobody Else But Me 3:36 Album Only
11. A Certain Smile 3:14 Album Only
12. If I Were A Bell 3:22 Album Only
13. The Best Is Yet To Come 3:58 Album Only
14. Let's Get Lost 3:30 Album Only
15. I Rememer You 3:16 Album Only
16. Left Alone 4:42 Album Only
17. It's Easy To Remember 2:51 Album Only
18. Young At Heart 4:26 Album Only
19. Little Jazz Bird 3:50 Album Only
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Album Notes

Rebecca Kilgore, singer, and John Miller, guitarist, celebrate the classics of American popular song - from hits of the teens and twenties by Jerome Kern and George Gershwin on up to the works of such present day masters as Dave Frishberg and Johnny Mandel. Rebecca's smooth vocal tone may call to mind some of the great singers of the Big Band Era, but her warm style and way of phrasing a melody are all her own. Over the years, John has evolved a guitar style which is orchestral in its chordal density, and which swings through ballads and up-tempo rhythm numbers alike. Together, Rebecca and John share a musical rapport and a love and respect for the songs they perform that translate into sheer listening enjoyment for any audience.

"Fans of the great Joe Pass/Ella Fitzgerald duets as well as Memphis Minnie and Bo Carter aficionados should definitely check out this excellent release" - Dale Miller, Acoustic Guitar Magazine, May 1999

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REVIEWS

It's Easy To Remember
author: John Berger
                            
This is perhaps my favorite albumn of all-time. Have always been a fan of John Miller, a guitarist whose is unsurpassed in the blues/jazz/standards genre. He's a genius at arranging this stuff for guitar, & his phrasing, vocabulary, & "touch" is almost overwhelming. And although his singing is quite expressive, heartfelt, & more than competent (as evidenced on his other recordings), he wasn't blessed w/ a beautiful set of pipes, as was Rebecca Kilgore. I can't stop listening to this gem! Grammy material, IMHO. They compliment each other beautifully, not unlike Ella & Louis, & that's not a stretch to say. Just about perfect!

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Viva Rebecca!
author: Ed Monahan
                            
Anything with Rebecca Kilgore is a joy.  John Miller's sensitive guitar is a pleasant enhancement.

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Viva Rebecca!
author: Ed Monahan
                            
Anything with Rebecca Kilgore is a joy.  John Miller's sensitive guitar is a pleasant enhancement.

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I am a fan forever.
author: Lizann J Schultz
                            
Loved the album, relaxing and pleasing to the ear.
Rebecca Kilgore's voice alone makes any song come alive. The guitar is a perfect accompaniment and John Miller's solos show off his talent.

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