Cassandra Wilson - Traveling Miles, 1999 (Vocal Jazz)

Apr 14, 2015 18:49



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2. Traveling Miles song review 4:52
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4. Time After Time song review 4:08
5. When the Sun Goes Down song review 6:05
6. Seven Steps song review 6:44
7. Some Day My Prince Will Come song review 3:53
8. Never Broken 5:13
9. Resurrection Blues (Tutu) 6:11
10. Sky and Sea (Blue in Green) 5:24
11. Piper 5:03
12. Voodoo Reprise 4:15

Cassandra Wilson - Vocals
Olu Dara - Cornet
Steve Coleman - Sax (Alto)
Vincent Henry - Harmonica
Regina Carter - Violin
Kevin Breit - Bouzouki, Guitar, Mandocello, Mandolin
Pat Metheny - Guitar
Marvin Sewell - Guitar
Stefon Harris - Vibraphone
Cecilia Smith - Marimba
Eric Lewis - Piano
Dave Holland - Bass
Lonnie Plaxico - Bass
Perry Wilson - Drums
Marcus Baylor - Drums, Percussion
Mino Cinelu - Percussion
Jeff Haynes - Percussion
Angélique Kidjo - Vocals

AMG:
"A tribute album by Cassandra Wilson to Miles Davis seems like a very logical idea, but this CD is actually less than one would expect. Wilson's deep voice gives a downbeat feel to the music, her lyrics for such Davis-associated songs as 'Miles Runs the Voodoo Down,' 'Seven Steps to Heaven,' 'ESP,' 'Tutu,' and 'Blue in Green' are forgettable, and her interpretations smooth down most of the melodies, robbing them of their personality. Cyndi Lauper's 'Time After Time' and 'Someday My Prince Will Come' fare better, but most of the set (which includes three unrelated originals) is as boring as Cassandra Wilson's voice. Despite the presence of some notable all-stars (including Steve Coleman, Stefon Harris, Regina Carter, and Pat Metheny), this is a misfire."

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