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Album Description. COLLECTOR'S ITEM - a treasure trove of rare jazz gems and priceless performances. Three GrandMasters of Jazz, backed by the Swing Fever band, joined by internationally reknowned vocalist Jackie Ryan. GRAMMY winner & NEA Jazz Master trumpeter CLARK TERRY (American Jazz Hall of Fame, winner of 250+ major awards including the ...
The collection is both an aural and a visual treat - ranging from scorching swing classics to sizzling bebop to sultry ballads - several sung by guest vocalist and featured CNN TV en Español artist JACKIE RYAN early in her career (three subsequent back-to-back chart-topping CDs of her own have all been number one Jazz CDs nationwide - with 4 ...
NEW CD RELEASE! Oct. 7th, 2022. Details / Video. "ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING JAZZ VOCALISTS OF HER GENERATION AND, QUITE POSSIBLY, OF ALL TIME. . . rivaling the dexterous sass of Sarah Vaughan, the instinctive smarts of Carmen McRae and the scintillating verve of Diana Krall." — Christopher Louden, JAZZTIMES. All audio, video, photos, and text ...
Jackie Ryan CDs as a guest artist. Reviews, Audio and Video for "GrandMasters of Jazz". Grandmasters of Jazz. COLLECTORS 1 CD AND 2 DVDS EDITION. (OpenArt UPC 8-22154-07452-8) Clark Terry, Terry Gibbs, Buddy DeFranco & with guest vocalist Jackie Ryan and the Swing Fever band. Collector's Edition includes: 1 CD with 19 tracks, 14 songs, 2 bonus ...
Apr 28, 2016 · Jackie teamed with GRAMMY Award winner John Clayton to deliver her chart- topping CD "Listen Here" - a tour de force through a myriad of jazz idioms — from blues and gospel flavored jazz gems, to luscious love songs, a soaring Spanish ballad, a Gershwin classic, pulsating samba rhythms, an original with lyrics penned by GRAMMY/Oscar/Emmy ...
Oct 15, 2013 · Discover GrandMasters of Jazz by Buddy DeFranco, Terry Gibbs, Jackie Ryan, The Swing Fever Big Band, Clark Terry released in 2013. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Jackie Ryan - Biography. Her mother's family came from Acapulco. During the Mexican Revolution, living in this city became dangerous. “So my grandfather brought my mother and her sisters onto a ship and had to swim ashore each day - just to get them milk. Finally, they moved to San Francisco — to an area called "Butcher's Town" where all ...
