Carmen Lundy - Changes flac album

Carmen Latretta Lundy (born November 1, 1954) is an American jazz singer. She has been performing for three decades, with a focus on original material. She has been positively compared with Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan. Carmen Lundy is the sister of bassist Curtis Lundy. Lundy was born November 1, 1954, in Miami, Florida, and at the age of six began to study the piano. Her mother, Oveida, was the lead singer in a gospel group known as The Apostolic Singers

Carmen Lundy ‎– Changes. Label: Afrasia Productions ‎– PPAN AFP 13712, Pure Pleasure Records ‎– PPAN AFP 13712. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, 180 gr. Country: US. Released: 2012. Arranged By – Carmen Lundy. Drums – Jamison Ross. Electric Bass – Kenny Davis. Electric Piano – Anthony Wonsey. Flugelhorn – Nolan Shaheed. Guitar – Oscar Castro-Neves. Percussion – Jamison Ross. Piano – Anthony Wonsey.

Includes FREE MP3 version of this album. Carmen Lundy, long considered the foremost jazz vocalist alive today by critics and colleagues alike, has amassed a huge catalog of jazz recordings and compositions over her 35 year career. Carmen Lundy's 12th CD release, and one of her finest ever, features 8 new originals composed and arranged by Carmen Lundy, and one lone standout classic, A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square.

Wrong album? Let us know. Expand player Collapse player. CHANGES Vinyl Record. Every record is shipped in original factory-applied shrink wrap and has never been touched by human hands. View more - View less -. Carmen Lundy. Delivery: Out of Stock.

From Carmen Lundy's album "Changes". Carmen Lundy - vocals, harp, string and horn arrangements Anthony Wonsey - piano, Fender Rhodes Kenny Davis - bass, electric bass Jamison Ross - drums, percussion Oscar Castro-Neves - guitar Nolan Shaheed - trumpet, flugelhorn George Bohanon - trombone.

Although Carmen Lundy has recorded for several labels since, and each of these efforts is on the same artistic plane, it would appear that she has broken no real ground. The release of Jazz And The New Songbook, recorded live in concert at Los Angeles' Madrid Theatre last year, should correct all that. Revisiting her songs and adding new ones, Lundy recorded this two-disc album with some of the best jazz musicians in the country. Lundy opens with an up-tempo, romantic love song, "Something To Believe In," on a perfect note

Carmen Lundy is one of those rare performers who does it all: She sings, plays multiple instruments, and now she's even designed her album cover. Opening Thursday night at the Jazz Standard through Sunday, Lundy and her ensemble will play selections from her recently released "Changes. Except for one song - "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" - Lundy penned all of the tunes on her latest project, now No. 5 on the JazzWeek radio charts. She composed several numbers on guitar, a new instrument among the many she plays.