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Bobbe Norris
Out of Nowhere
Genre: Rock

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. My Old Flame - Bobbe Norris, Coslow, Sam
2. Love Not Now - Bobbe Norris, Canion, Ray
3. Invitation - Bobbe Norris, Kaper, Bronislaw
4. Out of Nowhere - Bobbe Norris, Green, Johnny [1]
5. Choro das Águas/Comecar de Novo - Bobbe Norris, Lins, Ivan
6. It's You or No One - Bobbe Norris, Cahn, Sammy
7. Star Eyes - Bobbe Norris, DePaul, Gene
8. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - Bobbe Norris, Arlen, Harold
9. Love Turns Winter to Spring - Bobbe Norris, Dennis, Matt [1]
10. You Say You Care - Bobbe Norris, Robin, Leo
11. How Deep Is the Ocean? - Bobbe Norris, Berlin, Irving
12. I'd Rather Be Here - Bobbe Norris, Dunlap, Larry
13. Only the Lonely (For Florence Rogers) - Bobbe Norris, Cahn, Sammy
14. This Life We've Led - Bobbe Norris, Landesman, Fran

CD Details

All Artists: Bobbe Norris
Title: Out of Nowhere
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 11/30/2004
Album Type: Import
Genre: Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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CD Reviews

If You Didn't Know She Was Gone --- She's Back!

Arthur C. Mattos | Boston, MA | 03/31/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The wait was worth it! No, Bobbe Norris did not suddenly appear "Out of Nowhere" as the title of this superb, laid-back jazz set implies. After a very promising first album in the early '60s, aptly titled "The Beginning," Bobbe Norris was squeezed into the "pop" mold by Columbia and rebelled. For years, I've replayed that LP wondering what had happened to her. Then in the 80s came a Japanese pressing to whet my appetite. Now, she's back and ready to explode on the jazz scene with this brilliant new CD. The voice is mellower, stronger, more assured and like no other on the female jazz vocalist scene today. From a brilliant reading of "Only The Lonely" to a smooth duet with Mark Murphy, there isn't a wrong note on this entire session. Best of all, the thorough professionalism of the session comes through loud and clear, and it sounds like the're all having a great time, too! Let's have more...and soon."