A supreme vocal piece that leaves a quiet emotion and a deep aftertaste.
This album by renowned Dutch jazz singer Anne Burton features a gentle voice and delicate accompaniment, creating a tranquil atmosphere filled with deep emotion.
Anne Burton's voice is like the silence of the night itself. Her understated expression exudes mature emotion and musical sincerity. Her sync with the piano and saxophone is natural, creating an intimacy that feels like a conversation. The selection is centered around ballads, each song leaving a lasting impression. While the composition is simple, this beautiful album maximizes the power of the vocals.
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A:
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1)
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A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening
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2)
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Try A Little Tenderness
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3)
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Bang Bang
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4)
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Someone To Watch Over Me
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B:
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The Shadow Of Your Smile
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It Never Entered My Mind
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3)
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That Ole Devil Called Love
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4)
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Never That Rainy Day
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Drums - John Engels
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Bass - Jacques Schols
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Design [Cover] - John J. Vis
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Producer - John J. Vis
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Piano - Louis Van Dyke
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Engineer [Recording] - Luc Ludolph
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Alto Saxophone - Piet Noordijk (A3, B2, B4)
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Tenor Saxophone - Rudy Brink
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Lead Vocals - Ann Burton
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Recording Supervisor - Lion J. Swaab
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Liner Notes - Pete Venudor
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Photography By [Cover] - Carel de Vogel
