June Tabor - Some Other Time flac album

Written-By – Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn. A2. Night And Day. Written-By – Cole Porter. Some Other Time ‎(LP, Album). Some Other Time ‎(CD, Album).

No folk music here, as Tabor records an album of standards that includes Ellington's "Sophisticated Lady," and Monk's "Round Midnight," Cole Porter's "I've Got You Under My Skin," and the Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne-authored title track. What's intriguing is that while many of these songs swing hard in their original versions, Tabor reinvents them as ballads, and for the most part is very successful.

Written-By – Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn.

Top Songs June Tabor. Reynard the Fox. Ashes and Diamonds.

01-june tabor-some other time-gcp. 02-june tabor-night and day-gcp. 03-june tabor-you dont know what love is-gcp. 04-june tabor-body and soul-gcp. 05-june tabor-this is always-gcp. 06-june tabor-pork pie hat-gcp. 07-june tabor-solitude-gcp. 08-june tabor-ive got you under my skin-gcp. 09-june tabor-the man i love-gcp.

June Tabor, Some Other Time, CD, Hannibal HNCD1347, 1989. Various Artists, . 6: A Roots Album for Liverpool, LP, Hillsborough Disaster Fund HILL 306, 1989. The Albion Band, Songs from the Shows, cassette, Albino ALB003, 1990. Les Barker, Some Love, CD, Mrs Ackroyd DOG 009, 1992. June Tabor, Angel Tiger, CD, Cooking Vinyl COOKCD049, 1992. Various Artists, Voices: English Traditional Songs, CD, Fellside FECD87, 1992.

Some Other Time is an album by American jazz pianist John Hicks recorded in 1981 and released on the Theresa label. The 1995 Evidence CD reissue added three bonus tracks. All compositions by John Hicks except as indicated. Naima's Love Song" - 6:16.

Farewell, Finisterre Sleep away the afternoon Just rocking with the tide Drinking with the moon I found a ticket in my pocket All the way from Port-of-Spain And the warm wind from the Indies covered me again

It is hard to believe but June Tabor has been part of the British folk music scene for a little over 50 years since making her early appearances at the Heart of England Folk Club, in the Fox and Vivian pub in Leamington Spa. So this release is a welcome addition to Topic Records ‘An Introduction To’ series. But it is a solo performer upon which this collection concentrates, albeit with some help from her friends. What strikes the listener when listening to this collection is the extraordinary range of her work using both traditional and contemporary sources, all of which is so easy on the ear. There are songs here that will be familiar to many such as her moving rendition of Eric Bogle’s The Band Played Waltzing Matilda – which still raises a lump in the throat of this listener – and Bill Caddick’s haunting Unicorns.