Beautiful love
| Suzanne's first album was launched at Montreal's Upstairs. June 5, 2008 | |
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On this album Suzanne revisits thirteen titles written by the greats of jazz music :Gershwin, Gillespie, Goodman, Porter, etc. Backed by the creme of the Montreal jazz scene musicians, Suzanne has us tuning back to that time when Duke Ellington and Count Basie and all were the life soundtrack of millions of people. Recorded live at Studio 270, January 13 and 14, 2008. |
Her CD is availble on line, in strore or by purchase order here
| Excerpt | Track |
Title |
Length |
Written by : |
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01 |
All of me | 5:00 |
1931 Marks, Simons |  |
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02 |
Beautiful love | 5:22 |
1931 Gillespie,King,Asltyne,Young | |
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03 |
Cry me a river | 5:07 |
1953 Arthur Hamilton | |
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04 |
How high the moon | 4:29 |
1940 Hamilton, Lewis | |
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05 |
Peel me a grape | 3:41 |
1930 Frisberg | |
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06 |
Love for sale | 5:09 |
1930 Cole Porter | |
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07 |
Calling you | 5:44 |
1994 Bob Telson | |
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08 |
Since I fell for you | 6:17 |
1945 Buddy Woodrow | |
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09 |
Stompin' at the Savoy | 4:39 |
1934 Goodman,Samson,Webb, Razaf | |
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10 |
Fever | 4:10 |
1930 Coolie, Davenport | |
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11 |
Why don't you do right | 5:19 |
1940 Mc Coy | |
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12 |
Sympathique | 3:53 |
1997 Forbes, Lauderdale | |
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13 |
Someone to watch over me | 4:55 |
1927 Gershwin, Gershwin | |
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Jazz and foot notes
Musicians on this albumSuzanne Tremblay:
voice, trumpet (Sympathique)
Daniel Lapierre :
guitar, lap steel (Calling you)
André Leroux :
saxophones tenor and soprano,
flute (Calling you),
saxophones arrangements (Beautiful Love)
Pierre Tanguay: drums
Yves Léveillé: piano
Normand Guilbeault :
upright bass