"Star Dust" is a captivating jazz album by the renowned American soul jazz organist and singer, Rhoda Scott, released on January 1, 1991, under Universal Music Division Decca Records France. Known as "The Barefoot Lady," Rhoda Scott brings her unique charm and exceptional talent to this collection of 11 soulful and jazzy tracks.
The album spans a duration of 57 minutes, featuring a blend of soul jazz and jazz genres, with a touch of hard bop style. Rhoda Scott's enchanting voice and masterful organ playing are showcased throughout the album, accompanied by a talented ensemble of musicians. The tracklist includes timeless classics such as "Manhattan," "Moonlight Serenade," "Stormy Weather," and "Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be)," as well as original compositions like "Groggy" and "Sweet Cool."
"Star Dust" is a testament to Rhoda Scott's enduring appeal and her ability to breathe new life into both classic and contemporary jazz pieces. The album offers a rich and diverse listening experience, highlighting her impressive range as a musician and vocalist. Whether you're a longtime fan of Rhoda Scott or a newcomer to her music, "Star Dust" is sure to delight and impress with its sophisticated sound and engaging performances.