Showing posts with label diana krall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diana krall. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 June 2012

Juliet Kelly's Vocal Zone - Something Old, Something New

Yes, it's been a very long time since I updated this blog!  *slaps wrist* 

But I haven't been totally slacking off.  I've just finished a new version of Vocal Zone and it will be airing on UK Jazz Radio soon!

Here's the tracklist:

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue

Diana Krall - How Deep Is the Ocean from Love Scenes
George Shearing Quintet Ft Nancy Wilson - On Green Dolphin Street from The Swingin's Mutual!
Gregory Porter - On My Way to Harlem from Be Good
Tessa Souter - Prelude to the Sun from Beyond The Blue
Tuck & Patti - Let's Stay Together from Paradise Found
Christine Tobin - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman from Tapestry Unravelled
Zoe Gilby - Down In The Hole from Looking Glass
Vanessa Rubin - Dearly Beloved from Soul Eyes
Josh Kyle - The Thrill Is Gone from Possibilities
Richard Bona - One Minute from Scenes From My Life

Hope you enjoy/enjoyed it!

Sunday, 13 February 2011

Juliet Kelly's Vocal Zone - February Playlist

This month's show on UK Jazz Radio features tracks from the vocalists that have inspired and influenced me.  Ties in nicely with my current UK tour!  Here's the list:

Dianne Reeves – You Go To My Head (A Little Moonlight - Blue Note)
Cassandra Wilson – Blue in Green (Sings Standards - Decca)
Anita Wardell – Autumn Leaves (Noted – Specific)
Tina May – Sometime Ago (More Than You Know – 33 Jazz)
Claire Martin – Something Real (Offbeat – Linn)
Dee Dee Bridgewater – Doodlin’ (Love & Peace: A Tribute to Horace Silver - Verve/Emarr)
Diana Krall – Temptation (The Girl in the Other Room - Verve/Decca)
Jamie Cullum – High and Dry (Pointless Nostalgic - Candid)*
Madeleine Peyroux – Dance Me To The End of Love (Careless Love - Decca/Universal)


Please feel free to leave comments and/or questions. 

* Just realised that I said on the show that this track was from Twentysomething when obviously it's from his first album with Candid called Pointless Nostaligic.  Oops - sorry!