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Maxine Sullivan
Maxine Sullivan, born Marietta Lilian Williams, was an iconic American jazz vocalist whose career spanned an impressive five decades, from the mid-1930s until her passing in 1987. Known for her subtle and lightly swinging delivery, Sullivan's precise diction and impeccable timing set her apart and influenced generations of female jazz singers. Her unique style, often described as effortless and graceful, made her a beloved figure in the jazz community. Sullivan's first hit, the unexpected "Loch Lomond" in 1937, showcased her versatility and marked the beginning of a lifelong journey in music. Beyond her vocal prowess, Sullivan was also a talented trombone player, adding depth to her artistic repertoire. Her music continues to resonate with fans worldwide, with a dedicated following that appreciates her timeless contributions to vocal jazz and swing music.
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Step into the world of classic jazz with Maxine Sullivan and Jack Teagarden's 1965 album, a timeless collection of vocal jazz and swing music that showcases the incredible chemistry between these two legendary artists. This album, released under the Archive of Folk & Jazz Music label, is a testament to the golden era of jazz, featuring 10 enchanting tracks that span a total of 34 minutes.
Maxine Sullivan, known for her velvety voice, and Jack Teagarden, a trombone virtuoso, come together to deliver a performance that is both soulful and swinging. The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful "Loch Lomond," followed by the playful "Keepin' out of Mischief Now." Each track is a masterclass in jazz, from the bluesy "Meet Me Where They Play the Blues" to the romantic "Honeysuckle Rose." The album also includes the upbeat "Stompin' at the Savoy" and the nostalgic "Memories of You," showcasing the duo's versatility and range.
Recorded between 1954 and 1956, this album is a treasure trove of jazz standards and hidden gems. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, Maxine Sullivan and Jack Teagarden's collaboration is sure to captivate and delight. So, sit back, relax, and let the smooth vocals of Maxine Sullivan and the masterful trombone of Jack Teagarden transport you to a bygone era of jazz.