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Sue Matthews : Live at The Mainstay
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Jazz standards brought to life with a voice described as silky smooth and smokey, joined by two phenomenal guitarists; Gene Bertoncini and Steve Abshire
Genre: Jazz: Mainstream Jazz
Release Date: 2008
Live at The Mainstay Record Label: GRW
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Hello Young Lovers 4:13 Album Only
Meditation 4:48 Album Only
Willow Weep For Me 5:27 Album Only
If It\'s Magic 5:40 Album Only
September In The Rain 4:45 Album Only
Night and Day 5:51 Album Only
On The Sunny Side Of The Street 3:46 Album Only
Nearness Of You 5:06 Album Only
One Note Samba 2:58 Album Only
Lush Life 6:04 Album Only
Some Other Time 3:46 Album Only
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Sue Matthews: Live at the Mainstay
author: Randy Moredock
I've been a Sue Matthews fan for years after hearing her first record. Since then, I've been on her mailing list and look forward to each new release. None have disappointed, and this record was no exception. Sue sings with clarity and passion that makes her voice a unique listening experience. Her bandmates further enhance the joy of the recording. I've long regretted that Sue primarily gigs in the DC, Maryland area because I've never gotten to see her live. This record just whets my appetite further to see her in person because the voice quality and joy in singing shines through in her performance. The additional studio tracks were icing on a very sweet musical cake!
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like being there
author: Michael Berens
I heard a couple of tracks from this album on the radio and had to get a copy. If you've ever sat in a club and felt transported by the music, then you will appreciate this album. It captures the spark and intimacy of the live setting. The two guitars and vocal complement one another wonderfully and discover delightful nuances in these standards.
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beautiful stuff
author: Edward Goodstein
Bravo! Super idea to have this wonderful trio-- plus a few duets with each. If familiar standards for the most part, I appreciate including Stevie Wonder's 'If It's Magic' too, and very effective versions of the others, including 'Hello Young Lovers'-- rarely done in this intimate setting & the others. The guitars are sophisticated and just as interesting as Matthews's voice. Fine set of intimate jazz vocals.
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