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"HiGH ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"
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a r t i s t : Patty Waters
t i t l e : Sings
d a t e : 1965
l a b e l : ESP #1025
g e n r e : Jazz
r l s. d a t e : Sep-2004
t r a c k s : 08
b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
s i z e : 37,4 MB
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Patti Waters - voice, piano
Burtin Greene - piano and piano harp
Tom Price - percussion
Steve Tintweiss - bass
"Her legendary 1965 debut for the label (recorded with Burton
Greene, Steve Tintweiss and Tom Price). This beautiful
recordings established singer/composer Patty Waters as a vocal
innovator. An album that influenced Yoko Ono and Diamanda
Galas. Liner notes, photos and more... digitally remastered
from the original tapes."
She was born in the Forties, grew up in Iowa and started
singing semi-professionally in high school. Later, she became
lead singer with the JERRY GRAY HOTEL JAZZ BAND. Her family
moved to Denver, and there she started listening to BILLIE
HOLIDAY, NANCY WILSON, ANITA O'DAY and others. During her stay
in Los Angeles, she began extensive voice training. The early
Sixties saw her arriving in New York, and ALBERT AYLER heard
her singing in a club.
One day, in the spring of 1965, Albert Ayler telephoned B and
asked him to come to an apartment on Astor Place, close to
Cooper Union. When B arrived, and walked in, Albert grinned
mischievously.. Then he stepped aside, disclosing a young woman
who had been standing behind him. He introduced her as Patty
Waters. Patty lived in a tiny apartment above McSorley's Ale
House on East 3rd street. She was totally committed to her art,
and survived by taking tickets in a movie theater. She played
and sang her songs for B on an upright piano that was about the
only furniture in the place. She was recorded by Richard L.
Alderson on December 19, 1965. She chose Burton Greene as her
pianist, with Tom Price on percussion and Steve Tintweiss on
bass. The trio had just recorded their own debut album on
ESP.
URL : http://www.espdisk.com
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01-Moon, Don't Come Up tonight [02:59]
02-Why Can't II Come To You [02:52]
03-You Thrill Me [01:20]
04-Sad Am I, Glad Am I [01:24]
05-Why Is Love Such A Funny Thing [01:12]
06-I Can't Forget You [01:48]
07-You Loved Me [02:37]
08-Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair [13:54]
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28:06 min
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