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 Feeling Good - Randy Crawford
 Feeling Good - Randy Crawford ... Feeling Good2 End of the Line 3 But Beautiful 4 Rio de Janiero Blue 5 Lovetown 6 See Line Woman 7 Tell Me More and More and Then Some 8 Everybody's Talking 9 When I Need You 10 Save Your Love for Me 11 Last Night at Danceland 12 All Night Long 13 Mr. Ugly Newest Review: ... has a voice that sends tingles up and down my spine and on this album her quivering smoky vocal is enhanced beautifully by ... more ... the Sample's outstanding piano playing skill and expert instrumental arrangements. A lot of credit also has to go to the immaculate contributions made by the other musicians, principally Christian McBride on bass and Steve Gadd on drums. 'Feeling Good' is an album that clearly expresses Joe Sample's continuing enthusiasm to experiment in different styles and genres and reflects his enjoyment of performing with different artists. In the past Sample has performed with the likes of Marvin Gaye, Eric Clapton, Tina Tur...more |
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Release Date: 2007 - 02 - 20, Audio CD, Premier Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
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In the 1960s Joe Sample was a founder member of the influential jazz funk combo The Crusaders. Having learnt to play the piano at the age of five, his musical roots were to develop under the influence of many different traditions, including gospel, soul, blues, Latin, and classical music. Randy Crawford drew from a similar musical heritage but mainly comes from a gospel background. She gained notoriety with a number of solo hits (Rainy Night In Georgia, You Might Need Somebody, One Day I'll Fly Away) in the early 1980s but was unable to sustain chart success and for many has subsequent years had a fairly low profile. 'Feeling Good' produced in 2006 can be seen as a ... Read the complete review
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