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Ann Hampton Callaway, Signature

Audio CD

Disk ID: 178830

Disk length: 50m 28s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2002

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Tenderly 4:27
2. You turned the tables on me 3:36
3. Route 66 3:47
4. A kiss to build a dream on 3:05
5. The best is yet to come 4:09
6. For all we know 5:06
7. Mr. Paganini 3:49
8. In the wee small hours of the morning 4:17
9. Is that all there is? 4:16
10. Twisted 3:25
11. Good morning heartache 6:16
12. Pick yourself up 4:08

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Review

Over the past few years, Ann Hampton Callaway has evolved from a top cabaret singer (e.g., Sibling Revelry, her brilliant collaboration with sister Liz Callaway) into an ever-improving jazz one. As she got over her eager-puppy­like tendency to overdo it (her scatting was often just too much), this wonderful album shows she's finally learned that simplicity is the hardest trick to master, but also the most rewarding. Backed by the likes of Wynton Marsalis, Kenny Baron, Frank Wess, and Lewis Nash, Callaway goes over a series of standards associated with Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, and, of course, Ella Fitzgerald (Callaway once made an album titled To Ella with Love). Despite such a tricky endeavor, Callaway puts her stamp on these songs. A newfound velvety smoothness and casual sense of ease to her voice are both enchanting. Not only is Signature Callaway's finest achievement yet, it's also one of the year's best jazz vocal records. --Elisabeth Vincentelli

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