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Three Great Concerts

by Jeanie Lambe and the Danny Moss Quartet

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1.
Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home 04:14
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2.
Can't We Be Friends 03:08
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3.
Little Girl Blue 04:10
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4.
I'm Glad There Is You 05:32
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5.
Stormy Weather 03:22
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6.
Blue Prelude 03:51
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7.
I Can't Give You Anything but Love 04:42
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8.
Bye, Bye Blackbird 05:14
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Stompin' at the Savoy 05:33
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10.
Teach Me Tonight 03:13
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11.
All of You 03:32
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12.
My Funny Valentine 03:26
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13.
You Came a Long Way from St. Louis 02:37
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14.
Candy 05:57
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15.
Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You 02:25
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16.
'Deed I Do 03:16
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17.
St. Louis Blues 06:56
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18.
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out 04:23
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19.
Aunt Hagar's Blues 03:42
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about

“...the Bardot of British jazz...”
- The Melody Maker

"Her sound and phrasing brought great admiration from the best in the business including Duke Ellington, Oscar Peterson, Joe Pass, Clark Terry, Sonny Stitt, Ben Webster and Budd Johnson, all of whom were fans and colleagues.
She brought great emotional depth and expression to her performances, whether singing dramatic ballads in a full orchestral setting or swinging hard with jazz groups on the festival circuit.
Her live performances were dynamic, wonderfully crafted and captivated her audiences. In the recording studio she was a consummate professional."
- The Scotsman

Jeanie Lambe's robust and husky voice takes a bit of getting used to. She does have a strong feel for the 19 standards she sings on this CD (which is taken from three different periods), but Lambe will not be everyone's cup of tea. More accessible is her husband Danny Moss' consistently inventive tenor solos. Lambe is accompanied by either Brian Dee, Brian Lemon or Johnny Varro on piano, Len Skeat or Isla Eckinger on bass and Oliver Jackson or Butch Miles on drums. Among the stronger selections are "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home," "Stompin' at the Savoy" (a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald), "Deed I Do" and "St. Louis Blues.“

AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow

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released February 25, 2021

Jeanie Lambe - vocals
Danny Moss – tenor sax
Tom Saunders - trumpet
Bill Allred - trombone
Chuck Hedges - clarinet
Brian Dee - piano
Brian Lemon - piano
Johnny Varro - piano
Len Skeat - bass
Isla Eckinger - bass
Oliver Jackson - drums
Butch Miles - drums

Recorded live 1993 - 1995 in Hamburg, Germany.

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Jeanie Lambe Glasgow, UK

Jeanie Lambe (23 December 1940 – 29 May 2020) was a Scottish jazz singer. She was married to tenor saxophonist Danny Moss.
Her talents were recognized by Kenny Ball at the age of 19. Soon after, she recorded with George Chisholm, and her reputation grew.
Triumphant seasons at Ronnie Scott’s club in London followed.
Over the years Lambe appeared on TV series, in films, and recorded for BBC radio. ... more

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