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Rachael Price : The Good Hours
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A classic jazz stylist, silky-smooth on ballads, swinging-hot on up-tempos, with new and innovative arrangements of great standards.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Vocals
Release Date: 2008
The Good Hours
Rachael Price
Record Label: Claire Vision Productions
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. That Old Black Magic 4:47 Album Only
2. The Trolley Song 4:14 Album Only
3. I Only Have Eyes for You 5:00 Album Only
4. You Go To My Head 4:38 Album Only
5. Skylark 4:51 Album Only
6. Lagrimas Negras 3:21 Album Only
7. Stairway to the Stars 4:37 Album Only
8. Serenade in Blue 5:57 Album Only
9. From This Moment On 2:57 Album Only
10. Mood Indigo 4:59 Album Only
11. Love You Madly 3:11 Album Only
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Album Notes

Rachael Price and her touring trio (Warren Wolf on Piano, Erik Privert on Bass & Dave Brophy on Drums) perform the repertoire from their live concerts, which has dazzled audiences and garnered rave reviews across the county. The Los Angeles Times proclaimed she is \"clearly a talent with extraordinary potential.\" Jazzpolice.com exclaimed that Price has \"uncanny scatting ability and sophisticated phrasing . . . .No unheralded artist has hooked me as quickly as did 20-year-old songstress, Rachael Price”

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REVIEWS

Great!
author: George Montgomery
                            
I’m a huge fan of the music of the “Great American Songbook” and Rachael is one of my favorites. This is a wonderful CD! I have been lucky enough to see her live a few times. She is a great singer of other musical styles too. Her CD, “Dedicated to You” is also great. I never get tired of hearing her singing. Also, great band and arrangements on her CDs too.
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THE GOOD HOURS-RACHAEL PRICE
author: PAUL L. COHEN
                            
GREAT VOCALS,GREAT SONG SELECTION,GREAT MUSICIANS
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The Good HOurs
author: Jeff Okey
                            
In the quintessential jazz tradition, Rachael Price creates moments--inspired moments--wherein one feels fully present with her unique creation. "The Good Hours" is full of such moments; consider the swing of "The Trolley Song," the sweet, plaintive prayer of "Skylark," or the romantic longing of "Serenade in Blue." I have had the privilege of seeing Rachael perform twice in the Pacific Northwest--once at the Rialto Theatre in Tacoma, Wa, and once at Seattle's Jazz Alley. She is a commanding presence. While still developing some nuance of her repartee' (Once she is as assured of her depth and maturity as is the audience, she will surely shed the the ubuquitous references to her youth and inexperience; believe me, her "Mood Indigo" requires no caveats or apologies). There are perhaps 20 or 30 emerging female jazz singers around the county being touted as the next great thing. I assure you, Rachael is the one. I have her cds in rotation on my system with Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holliday, Karrin Allyson, and Sarah Vaughn; the voice that catches my friends admiring attention--"Who is that!?--is Rachael's. She has perfect pitch, she swings, she has the emotional depth of an old soul. I'm sure this excellent cd will be the last of the self-produced variety; do yourself the favor of seeing her live while the venues are still of the smaller, intimate variety.
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Tha Good Hours
author: Mike Pearse
                            
This is the second CD by this very talented young singer. Her influences are apparent - at times her diction reminds me of an early June Christy - and yet she has somehow achieved in a few years what some more mature singers never seem to achieve - an individuality which is her own. Her support is great and the song list spot on. A super CD which deserves inclusion in any serious collection.
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