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Sing A Song of Jazz: The Best of Jazz Vocals on Resonance

by The Best of Resonance

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    Sing A Song of Jazz: The Best of Vocal Jazz on Resonance takes listeners on a journey of discovery through the Resonance catalog, from rising star vocalists such as Polly Gibbons and Aubrey Logan to legendary sirens such as Sarah Vaughan and Shirley Horn.

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Sarah Vaughan - The Man I Love 04:44
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Polly Gibbons - The Ability To Swing 05:45
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Stan Getz/João Gilberto - É Preciso Perdoar 05:51
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Shirley Horn - Just For A Thrill 05:08
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Angela Hagenbach - Slow Hot Wind 05:12
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Cathy Rocco - Daydreaming 04:13
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Aubrey Logan - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman 04:13
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Greta Matassa - Chan's Song 05:37
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Wes Montgomery - I Should Care Feat. Debbie Andrews 03:24
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Kathy Kosins - November Twilight 06:43
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Polly Gibbons - So Good 07:10
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Claudio Roditi - Ligia 05:43
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Resonance Records, one of the most highly acclaimed independent label in jazz today, is celebrating 10 years in business with the June 7th launch of two new 12-track collections drawn from the Resonance archives: Sing a Song of Jazz: The Best of Vocal Jazz on Resonance, devoted to the label’s vocalists, and Jazz Piano Panorama: The Best of Piano Jazz on Resonance, offering a range of keyboard stylings. (Complete track listings appear below.)

The company’s summer anniversary campaign will center on these new mid-priced sampler packages, the Takao Fujioka Collection, which will feature the distinctive graphic work of the widely admired Japanese artist, editor, and jazz authority.

On June 21 Resonance will issue two more Fujioka Collection packages featuring the cream of the label’s bestselling sets devoted to unheard works by pianist Bill Evans and guitarist Wes Montgomery.

“I think some people may be surprised by how much great stuff we’ve put out over the past decade, and these compilations will serve as a nice entry way for people to get to know our catalog.” says Resonance co-president Zev Feldman.

George Klabin, Resonance’s founder and co-president, and the producer of the label’s many contemporary jazz recordings, notes that the company’s new compilations afford a deep look into the breadth of its catalog’s offerings, from its modern signings to the giants whose hitherto unreleased music it has unearthed.

“I’m proud to have recorded a number of incredible musicians and vocalists whom I believe are some of the most talented artists in the world,” Klabin says. “Pianists like Marian Petrescu and Dado Maroni may not be household names, but they are absolute virtuosos and deserve a much wider audience. The same can be said of vocalists like Polly Gibbons and Cathy Rocco.

“I’m hopeful these compilations will give people the opportunity to discover or rediscover some of these amazing artists that I’ve recorded, as well as all the jazz legends from our catalog, like Sarah Vaughan and João Gilberto, and Tommy Flanagan and Gene Harris.”

Resonance’s new collections mate a wealth of brilliant music to some of the most dynamic and eye-popping jazz visuals in recent memory. Artist Takao Fujioka is a jazz connoisseur and the editor of the Osaka-based monthly Way Out West (named in homage to Sonny Rollins’ classic 1957 album).

Fred Cohen, owner of the storied Jazz Record Center in New York, calls Fujioka “the most distinctive artist in jazz since David Stone Martin. He’s created a style which is strange, in that with a minimal amount of line he’s able to capture the musician in a way that is all his own.”

Says Feldman, “Collaborating with him seemed like a dream.”

The Takao Fujioka Collection compilations are produced for release by Zev Feldman and executive produced by George Klabin.

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released June 7, 2019

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