このアルバムの中では
Ｓｋｙｌｉｎｅｒ
が一番好きで
そればかり繰り返し聴いている
じゅんた
です。
歌詞カードなんかないので
聞き書きですから
違っているかもしれませんが
こんな歌詞。
I'm hurrying home to you
I'm through with me and lonely
I'm hurrying home to you
Don't you know you're my woman only
Fast, fast travelling fast, dear
And the quarrels of the past will keep in the past there
I want to be in your arms
Where I can hug and kiss you
I want to be in your arms
'Want to show you the way I miss you
Fast, fast travelling fast, dear
And have you close to own the one I'm thinking about
この辺り
サビばっかりで
耳について離れません。
Ｊｕｎｅ Ｃｈｒｉｓｔｙは女ですが
歌っているのは
男のこころの仲直り切望ソング
ですね。
ビッグバンドとの競演は、この12曲。
バンドに負けないハスキーなアルトがいいです。
You Came A Long Way From St. Louis 2:18
Swingin' On Nothin' 2:25
Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby 2:49
Prelude To A Kiss 3:56
Skyliner 3:04
A Night In Tunisia 2:52
It Don't Mean A Thing 1:46
Frenesi June Christy 2:22
Stompin' At The Savoy 2:32
Goodbye 3:06
Time Was (Duerme) 2:57
Until (The Mole) 2：47
June Christy
1925年11月20日生まれ
1990年6月21日死去
以下は
Robert C. Topper (Richardson, Texas)という人が書いた
このアルバムのレビューです。
She's always great; here the band matches her, July 30, 1999
Of all the vocalists to have come out of the big band era, June Christy has always been one of my favorites. After she left Stan Kenton and went solo, she recorded a wealth of great music, and we are fortunate that so much of her repertoire has been reissued recently. Unfortunately, as a big band fan, I can't say that I have always been thrilled with the arrangements Pete Rugolo used in many of her Capitol albums. Too often, he would overuse the trombones to the near exclusion of the reeds. Now don't get me wrong; I think a trombone chorus behind a female singer can create a great contrast (and my brother plays symphonic trombone), but many of those recordings seem to be missing an element of the big band sound. Not so with this album, which has solid arrangements with a full band sound and outstanding sidemen. Except for "Prelude to a Kiss", which does lose a little of the intimacy that June had in the duet version with Kenton, none of these tunes are the common ones she recorded with other bands. I believe that this is the only vocal version of Charlie Barnet's "Skyliner" that I have ever heard, and I also enjoy Jimmy Dorsey's "Time Was". My complaint: many of the cuts are too short, particularly "Swingin' on Nothin'" and "Frenesi".
Ｓｋｙｌｉｎｅｒ
が特筆されてます。
やっぱり
これが一番だな
あはは
あはは
Ｓｋｙｌｉｎｅｒ
が一番好きで
そればかり繰り返し聴いている
じゅんた
です。
歌詞カードなんかないので
聞き書きですから
違っているかもしれませんが
こんな歌詞。
I'm hurrying home to you
I'm through with me and lonely
I'm hurrying home to you
Don't you know you're my woman only
Fast, fast travelling fast, dear
And the quarrels of the past will keep in the past there
I want to be in your arms
Where I can hug and kiss you
I want to be in your arms
'Want to show you the way I miss you
Fast, fast travelling fast, dear
And have you close to own the one I'm thinking about
この辺り
サビばっかりで
耳について離れません。
Ｊｕｎｅ Ｃｈｒｉｓｔｙは女ですが
歌っているのは
男のこころの仲直り切望ソング
ですね。
ビッグバンドとの競演は、この12曲。
バンドに負けないハスキーなアルトがいいです。
You Came A Long Way From St. Louis 2:18
Swingin' On Nothin' 2:25
Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby 2:49
Prelude To A Kiss 3:56
Skyliner 3:04
A Night In Tunisia 2:52
It Don't Mean A Thing 1:46
Frenesi June Christy 2:22
Stompin' At The Savoy 2:32
Goodbye 3:06
Time Was (Duerme) 2:57
Until (The Mole) 2：47
June Christy
1925年11月20日生まれ
1990年6月21日死去
以下は
Robert C. Topper (Richardson, Texas)という人が書いた
このアルバムのレビューです。
She's always great; here the band matches her, July 30, 1999
Of all the vocalists to have come out of the big band era, June Christy has always been one of my favorites. After she left Stan Kenton and went solo, she recorded a wealth of great music, and we are fortunate that so much of her repertoire has been reissued recently. Unfortunately, as a big band fan, I can't say that I have always been thrilled with the arrangements Pete Rugolo used in many of her Capitol albums. Too often, he would overuse the trombones to the near exclusion of the reeds. Now don't get me wrong; I think a trombone chorus behind a female singer can create a great contrast (and my brother plays symphonic trombone), but many of those recordings seem to be missing an element of the big band sound. Not so with this album, which has solid arrangements with a full band sound and outstanding sidemen. Except for "Prelude to a Kiss", which does lose a little of the intimacy that June had in the duet version with Kenton, none of these tunes are the common ones she recorded with other bands. I believe that this is the only vocal version of Charlie Barnet's "Skyliner" that I have ever heard, and I also enjoy Jimmy Dorsey's "Time Was". My complaint: many of the cuts are too short, particularly "Swingin' on Nothin'" and "Frenesi".
Ｓｋｙｌｉｎｅｒ
が特筆されてます。
やっぱり
これが一番だな
あはは
あはは
