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	Alison Wedding Sometimes I Feel Genres: Jazz, Pop Sometimes I Feel is the second solo release from outstanding vocalist, Alison Wedding. Recipient of the 2004 Bell Award for Best Australian Jazz Vocal Album, Alison has surrounded herself with an impressive line up, featur... more » « less
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All Artists: Alison Wedding
Title: Sometimes I Feel
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jazzhead Oz
Release Date: 7/1/2008
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 9330357007003

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Album Description

Sometimes I Feel is the second solo release from outstanding vocalist, Alison Wedding. Recipient of the 2004 Bell Award for Best Australian Jazz Vocal Album, Alison has surrounded herself with an impressive line up, featuring Sam Keevers, Stephen Magnusson, Ben Robertson and Dave Beck and together with Alison's striking vocals, they have created a beautiful, soulful jazz album. Jazz Head. 2005.

CD Reviews

A gem

D. J. Barber | 02/11/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pour yourself a glass of your fav liquid refreshment, make yourself comfortable and then let this album do the rest. I heard Alison Wedding for the first time in Sept 05 at a Jazz club in Melbourne, Australia called Bennets Lane. They played a number of songs during their sets from the upcoming album, Sometimes I feel, and it is an apt title for Alison's music. It makes you feel. It is a fusion of jazz and other disciplines, 5 out of 10 may even remind you of Evanescence, but the versatility of Alison's beautiful voice and the outfit she is playing with, nailed it with most of the songs on this album. The only minor annoyance I had was with the minimalist style of the bass player, who when given the opportunity to shine during a solo on a couple of numbers, really didn't impress me. Keevers and particularly Steve Magnusson are consumate professionals though, a feast for the ears live as well as on a studio album. Just listen to Steve play solo on the second song, Bring me back to life and you should be impressed. I was impressed enough to buy the album after being blessed to hear them. This is one of those albums that sticks in the player. It is very morish."