Holly Cole Trio - Don't Smoke in Bed (1993) [Jazz Pop][mp3 320][h33t][schon55]

Holly Cole Trio - Don't Smoke in Bed Release Date: Sep 07, 1993 Label: Manhattan / Blue Note Total playing: 44:49 Bitrate: 320 kbps Effortlessly blending pop, soul, and jazz, 'Don't Smoke in Bed' finds the Holly Cole Trio at the height of their powers. 'Get Out of Town' and 'So and So' are among the most swinging recordings from Holly and company, and her renditions of the standard ballads 'Blame it On My Youth' and 'Don't Smoke in Bed' are simply exquisite. But it's her musical excursions that shine the brightest here: the jazzy soul of Sly and the Family Stone's 'Everyday Like a Holiday,' the stark pop balladry of 'Don't Let the Teardrops Rust Your Shining Heart,' and the incarnation of 'I Can See Clearly Now' into an earthy pop tune are nothing short of breathtaking. And for proof of Holly's interpretive skills and her gift for arranging, look no further than 'Que Sera Sera,' the corny song even Doris Day herself couldn't stand, transformed here into a downright sexy blues number. Anyone who thinks the most talented singers write their own material need to listen to 'Don't Smoke in Bed.' Holly proves that a gifted artist doesn't always use a notebook and pen. ~ John Jones 'Musician' Holly Cole brings her own dimension to the tradition of cabaret, a strong voice that's still capable of nuance, an ear for quirky repertoire, and a light touch that keeps some of these performances floating just at the edge of irony. Her delivery of more traditional fare shines on Cole Porter's witty 'Get Out of Town' and Kurt Weill's torchy 'Je Ne T'aime Pas,' while she brings clarity, power, and anthemic passion to the surprising treatment of Johnny Nash's 'I Can See Clearly Now.' Some of her inspirations are less successful, such as aiming for jazz depth on the lightweight pop of 'Que Sera Sera,' but Cole is never less than interesting. She's generally well supported in this intimate art by pianist Aaron Davis and bassist David Piltch, while there's sparing and effective use of strings. There are fine guest spots by tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson, on 'Everyday Will Be Like a Holiday,' and David Lindley, whose steel guitar contributes to the strange country music of 'Don't Let the Teardrops Rust Your Shining Heart.' ~ Adam Rains, Amazon.com Personnel: Holly Cole (Vocals) Aaron Davis (Piano) David Piltch (Double Bass and Percussion) Guests: Howard Lewy (Harmonica) - 3,5,11 Art Avalos (Percussion) - 8 Joe Henderson (Tenor Saxophone) - 6 David Lindley (Lap Steel Guitar) - 2 Holly Cole Trio - Don't Smoke in Bed (1993) Tracks: 01 I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash) 4:13 02 Don't Let the Teardrops Rust Your Shining Heart (Ben Watt) 4:19 03 Get Out of Town (Cole Porter) 4:42 04 So and So (Mary Margaret O'Hara) 3:27 05 The Tennessee Waltz (Pee Wee King/Redd Stewart) 3:40 06 Everyday Will Be Like a Holiday (William Bell/Booker T. Jones) 4:48 07 Blame it on my Youth (Edward Heyman/Oscar Levant) 3:00 08 Everything I've Got (Lorentz Hart/Richard Rodgers) 2:55 09 Je ne t'aime pas (Magre/Kurt Weill) 3:57 10 Cry (If You Want To) (Casey Scott) 2:36 11 Que Sera Sera (Ray Evans/Jay Livingston) 4:43 12 Don't Smoke in Bed (Willard Robison) 2:25

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elhombre63 (2012-12-08)

thanks for this one. Any chance for flac version?