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Dive into the vibrant sounds of Hal Singer's "Swingville Volume 23: Blue Stompin'", a captivating blend of roots rock and French jazz released on January 31, 2014, under the Sinetone AMR label. This 38-minute journey features six tracks, each a testament to Singer's mastery and versatility. From the energetic opener "Blue Stompin'" to the soulful "Windy" and the heartfelt "With a Song in My Heart," the album showcases a range of moods and styles. The extended play of "Midnight" offers a deep dive into Singer's improvisational skills, while "Fancy Pants" and "The Blast Off" add a touch of whimsy and excitement. Collaborating with Charlie Shavers and Ray Bryan, Singer crafts an album that is both nostalgic and fresh, appealing to jazz enthusiasts and new listeners alike. Whether you're a fan of soul-jazz or looking to explore the genre, "Swingville Volume 23: Blue Stompin'" is a must-listen, highlighting Hal Singer's enduring influence and musical prowess.
Hal "Cornbread" Singer was an American R&B and jazz saxophonist and bandleader, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1919 and passing away in France in 2020. With a career spanning over five decades, Singer was known for his versatility, excelling in both scorching R&B and smooth jazz. His nickname, "Cornbread," added a touch of Southern charm to his persona. Singer's discography includes notable works like "The Best Of Hal Singer" and "Blues And News," showcasing his mastery of the saxophone and his ability to blend genres seamlessly. His music, rooted in American traditions, also found a home in French jazz, making him a transatlantic favorite. Singer's legacy continues to influence and inspire musicians and fans alike.
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