Come Swing with Me

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Come Swing with Me - Beverly Kenney - Vinyl LP

Album Description

"Come Swing with Me" is a delightful collection of 12 vocal jazz tracks by the talented Beverly Kenney, originally recorded in 1956 and re-released by Stardust Records in 2013. This album is a testament to Kenney's smooth, velvety voice and her ability to infuse each song with warmth and charm. The tracklist features a mix of well-known standards and hidden gems, including "Give Me the Simple Life," "Swinging on a Star," and "You Go to My Head," all arranged with a swinging jazz sensibility that showcases Kenney's versatility and skill. The album is a concise yet satisfying listen, clocking in at just under 30 minutes, making it perfect for a quick escape into the world of classic vocal jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan of Beverly Kenney or a newcomer to her music, "Come Swing with Me" is sure to captivate and delight.

Tracks

Give Me the Simple LifeBeverly Kenney
2:21
Swinging on a StarBeverly Kenney
3:03
It Ain't Necessarily SoBeverly Kenney
1:34
You Make Me Feel so YoungBeverly Kenney
2:11
Scarlet RibbonsBeverly Kenney
1:58
I Guess I'll Hang My Tears out to DryBeverly Kenney
2:59
Trolley SongBeverly Kenney
1:54
Violets for My FursBeverly Kenney
2:55
This Can't Be LoveBeverly Kenney
1:49
If I Were a BellBeverly Kenney
2:10
Why Try to Chance Me NowBeverly Kenney
3:35
You Go to My HeadBeverly Kenney
2:40

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About Beverly Kenney

Beverly Kenney, an American jazz vocalist born on January 29, 1932, in Harrison, New Jersey, captivated audiences with her unique voice that blended the charm of Blossom Dearie and the allure of Marilyn Monroe. Between 1955 and 1959, she recorded seven albums, showcasing her sophisticated phrasing and exquisitely nuanced style. Accompanied by renowned musicians like Joe Newman, Kenney's music exuded an intelligent, seductive, and melancholic charm. Tragically, her promising career was cut short when she passed away at the young age of 28 in 1960. Despite her brief time in the spotlight, Beverly Kenney remains a celebrated figure in jazz, remembered for her tragic story and her significant contributions to the genre.

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