Carol Sloane, a renowned vocalist in the jazz world, teams up with the legendary trumpeter Clark Terry to bring you "The Songs Ella & Louis Sang," a captivating album released in 1997 under the Concord Jazz label. This album is a delightful homage to the iconic duo Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, featuring a collection of timeless classics that showcase Sloane's velvety vocals and Terry's masterful trumpet playing.
Spanning a duration of 59 minutes, the album is a treasure trove of 12 tracks that blend vocal jazz and cool jazz seamlessly. From the playful "I Won't Dance" to the sultry "Autumn In New York," and the upbeat "Stompin' At The Savoy," each song is a testament to the rich history of jazz music. The album also includes fan favorites like "Blueberry Hill" and "Moonlight In Vermont," offering a mix of tempos that range from 80 to 112 BPM, ensuring a dynamic listening experience.
Carol Sloane's impeccable phrasing and Clark Terry's soulful trumpet solos create a harmonious blend that pays tribute to the legendary Ella and Louis while adding their unique touch. The album is a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and anyone looking to explore the timeless beauty of vocal and cool jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan of Carol Sloane or new to her work, "The Songs Ella & Louis Sang" is an album that will leave you enchanted and craving more.
Carol Sloane, born Carol Morvan on March 5, 1937, in Providence, Rhode Island, was an American jazz singer with a voice that could captivate any audience. Known for her remarkable pitch and intimate, confessional style, Sloane was widely regarded as one of the last great female big-band and club jazz vocalists to emerge before the British Invasion. Her career spanned over five decades, marked by both triumph and adversity. Sloane's journey began at the prestigious Newport Jazz Festival in 1961, where she first gained recognition. Despite facing setbacks due to changing musical trends and personal challenges, she made a remarkable midlife comeback, reaffirming her status as a jazz vocal powerhouse. Sloane's discography is a testament to her versatility and enduring talent, encompassing a range of styles within vocal and cool jazz. Her passing on January 23, 2023, left a void in the jazz world, but her legacy lives on through her timeless recordings and the new documentary "Sloane: A Jazz Singer," which celebrates her life and contributions to music.
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