"Good Girl" is a captivating vocal jazz album by Kim Parker, released in 1983 under the Soul Note label. Backed by the esteemed Tommy Flanagan Trio, this album is a delightful blend of vocal jazz and Brazilian jazz, showcasing Parker's smooth and expressive vocals.
The album features eight tracks, including the enchanting "Bijou (I'm Crazy For You)" and the playful "Hooray," as well as a rendition of "Close Enough For Love," originally by Peggy Lee. Parker's ability to convey a range of emotions, from joy to introspection, is evident throughout the album. The collaboration with the Tommy Flanagan Trio adds a rich, layered sound, with Flanagan's piano playing being a standout feature.
"Good Girl" is a testament to Kim Parker's vocal prowess and her ability to connect with the listener. The album's laidback and hip vibe makes it a perfect choice for jazz enthusiasts and those looking to explore the genre. With a duration of just over 37 minutes, it's a concise yet impactful journey through the world of vocal jazz.
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