Emilie-Claire_Barlow-Havent_We_Met-2009-JUST

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JUST

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62,71 MB

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13

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2009-04-14

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Artist.......: Emilie-Claire Barlow
Album........: Haven't We Met
Label........: Empress Music Group
Genre........: Jazz
Catnr........: EMPCD0198
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Apr-13-2009
str.date.....: Mar-10-2009
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: emilieclairebarlow.com

track  title                                          time

 01.   All I Do Is Dream of You                      03:59
 02.   C'est Merveilleux                             03:49
 03.   You're Driving Me Crazy!                      03:04
 04.   Comin' Home Baby                              04:24
 05.   Haven't we Met?                               03:03
 06.   I'm Glad There is You                         05:02
 07.   Chez Moi                                      02:53
 08.   Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?            05:03
 09.   Jardin d'Hiver                                04:01
 10.   La Vem A Baina                                02:49
 11.   Will You Still Be Mine?                       03:06
 12.   You Make Me Feel So Young                     04:08
 13.   You Must Believe in Spring                    03:25

                                            Runtime  48:46 min
                                            Size     62,7 MB


Release Notes:

Emilie-Claire Barlow's 7th vocal jazz CD the
positively stylish Haven't We Met? is
an engaging collection of songs. Self produced in
Toronto at Doane Leblanc Studios, the 13 track
album which releases on March 10 2009 (via her own
Empress Music Group imprint and KOCH distribution)
is filled to the brim with musical conversations;
some reflective, some intimate and some cheeky.
Joined by a vibrant cast of Canadian musicians, the
disc features Reg Schwager on guitar Ross MacIntyre
on bass, Dave Restivo on piano and Davide DiRenzo
on drums. What makes HavenÆt We Met? a record of
prominence is its simple beauty. Songs of lust and
longing sit side by side songs rushing with pure
exhilarated joie de vivre. It's a collection that
snapshots spontaneous dreamers who yearn to fall
desperately in love. Emilie-Claire's dexterity in
her pitch perfect rollercoaster vocalese is at its
height, surely inspired by an unlocked stream of
consciousness that is almost apologetic in its
truth. There is a rare directness here enhanced by
the superb clarity and warmth in Emilie-Claire's joyful
confident singing and her imaginative arrangements 
that respect and celebrate the songs and showcase 
marvelous musicians.

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