Written by Kevin O'Day Monday, 30 March 2009 10:25
CD Reviews
This CD, notably produced by New Orleanian Christian Scott, begins with the classic Nancy Wilson masterpiece, "Save your Love for Me". It is a tall order to do this tune in an original way, but they do succeed. The introduction is a deconstructed rearrangement of the original, and they stick to the classic version, paying due respect, but make changes to keep it interesting to someone like me who has listened to the original enough to know every nuance in the song. Her voice is sultry, yet cool and confident. She has a great tone, relaxed and smooth. Her band is swinging. Hard swinging. West coast cats. They sound great, and Christian Scott, who is Donald Harrison's nephew, blows some very nice trumpet solos. 
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