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Speak Low, from her album The Calling: Celebrating Sarah Vaughan. This is a song originally composed by Kurt Weill in 1943. Over the years, this song has produced a ton of covers from other artists.
The Calling: Celebrating Sarah Vaughan is an album by Dianne Reeves released in 2001. Recorded as a tribute to Sarah Vaughan. The Calling: Celebrating Sarah Vaughan won Reeves her second consecutive Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Album.
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9 years ago
David's Broadway Station
Welcome back everyone to our program featuring the music of Kurt Weill. Introduced by Mary Martin in the show "One Touch Of Venus", Kurt Weill and Ogden Nash wrote a lovely song entitled "Speak Low" which has been covered by many artists. Dianne Reeves covers this song to perfection. She is one of my very favorite jazz singers! "Speak Low" is off of her tribute album "The Calling" honoring Sarah Vaughan. I just took a look at Dianne Reeves' tour, and she is on a world wide version of Route 66 performing in the UK, Barcelona, Teatro Rosalia de Castro, Charleston SC. Oh, I see that Dianne Reeves will be back in NYC on the 10th of June. Here's a run down on the musicians featured on this fabulous recording: Steve Wilson(Sax), Clark Terry(Trumpet), Billy Childs & Mulgrew Miller(Piano), Reginald Veal(Bass), Greg Hutchison(Drums), Romero Lubambo and Russell Malone(Guitar), Munyungo Jackson(Percussion) and Billy Childs and Robert Freeman(Orchestrations). If you're not familiar with Dianne Reeves, check out her relatively new album "Beautiful Life" on Concord Records! Here's what the "Monterey Jazz Festival" page has to say about Dianne Reeves:"A multiple Grammy winner, Reeves has recorded and performed extensively with the Lincoln Center Jazz orchestra featuring Wynton Marsalis, who said of Reeves,"She has one of the most powerful purposeful and accurate voices of this or any time." Reeves has also recorded with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Barenboim and was a featured soloist with Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic. In addition, she was the first creative chair for Jazz for the L.A. Philharmonic, and the first singer to ever perform at the famed Walt Disney Concert Hall. We'll be back with more, so keep your dial right where it is. This is David's Broadway Station!10 years ago
Adylen
Es la que más me gusta como canta esta canción!10 years ago
klavieresque
Not George Duke, Billy Childs did the charts on this CD. Mulgrew Miller plays piano, Duke was not on this.10 years ago
Wil Milton
Song of the Night10 years ago
Wil Milton
Song of the Night 10 years ago
Juan Felipe Gómez
Fascinante.10 years ago
Raymond Guntrip
Ray Guntrip10 years ago
Chuck Cardoos
Love it!12 years ago
Ava Araujo
love dianne.12 years ago
peter pasculado
amazing lovely low jazz music,and also instrumental version of Eumir Diodato12 years ago
Bernardo BM
Muito linda vidéo!!Bjos12 years ago
dani daniela
she's amazing, i love her12 years ago
Joseph Ralph
GREAT SONG WITH A TRUE LEGEND, THE QUEEN OF JAZZ :-) +Dianne Reeves 13 years ago
in0a0landscape
She's a genius...13 years ago
Robin Carter
It sounds like butta. So smooth and dreamy. I love her voice.13 years ago
Harvey Mcknight
JAzz SPOTLIGHT HARVEY MCKNIGHT WGVU.ORG FRIENDS JAZZ CONSORTIUM13 years ago
RAY CHAPA
Listen to Dianne Reeves Sing This Classic.13 years ago
blackandtanful
もっとﾌﾞﾗｼﾞﾙ･ﾌﾚｲヴｧｰをだす楽曲を歌って欲しい!～ﾀﾞｲｱﾝ･ﾘｰヴｽ～最もこれは本格ｻﾗｰ･ヴｫｰﾝ讃歌、溜息曲"ｽﾋﾟｰｸ･ﾛｳ" #jazzm13 years ago
terrancegassaway
Brilliant album with George DukeVideos Relacionados
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