Where You'll Find Me is an appropriate theme song and phrase to use when talking about bassist/vocalist Kristin Korb. She has, however, stopped long enough to document her most recent musical excursions on this CD. Perfo... more »rming with two great jazz musicians, the incomperable Jeff Hamilton on drums and the always tasteful Mike Wofford on piano, Kristin shows off her acoustic bass playing and vocal style in a set of hard swinging, yet uniquely arranged jazz standards and original compositions.« less
All Artists:Kristin Korb Title:Where You'll Find Me Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Original Release Date: 11/14/2001 Re-Release Date: 11/26/2001 Genre:Jazz Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC:656613519523
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Album Description
Where You'll Find Me is an appropriate theme song and phrase to use when talking about bassist/vocalist Kristin Korb. She has, however, stopped long enough to document her most recent musical excursions on this CD. Performing with two great jazz musicians, the incomperable Jeff Hamilton on drums and the always tasteful Mike Wofford on piano, Kristin shows off her acoustic bass playing and vocal style in a set of hard swinging, yet uniquely arranged jazz standards and original compositions.
CD Reviews
She can find me here!!!!!!!!!!!
jeff mcallister | Louisville, KY, USA | 12/09/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"What a great recording! Kristin really swings (on bass) AND sings on this CD. Great arrangements, slick tunes. Drummer Jeff Hamilton and pianist Mike Wofford really compliment her style. She one of the brightest stars on the jazz scene today and this recording is a testament as to the reason why. Check out this recording!"
Sure to be a classic
P. Howell | Los Angeles, CA | 01/19/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I heard Kristin Korb in a trio with her brother on drums and Gerald Clayton on piano and was blown away. I immediately bought the CD and have recommended it to several friends already. Kristin's bass interpretation and vocals are solid and energetic; anyone who can hold her own with the likes of Jeff Hamilton and Mike Wofford definitely deserves attention. The standards do not disappoint, and her original tunes are innovative and fun (especially the title track). She obviously loves what she does, and you can tell throughout this CD, which is a great addition to any jazz collection."
Yet Another Amazing Album!
trombonegirl | Oregon | 11/28/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I saw Kristin this last weekend and she was amazing. My friend got me this great CD from her for my birthday. (Signed, of course!) Kristin Korb shows off her own personal flair this time around, with a few of her own compositions and all-original arrangements of some great standards. Her bass work on "The Man I Love" is really fun. The first song, How About You, has to be my personal favorite, with a lot of swingin' piano work by Mike Wofford. I also really liked the last ballad, Darn That Dream. It nearly brought me to tears with its heartfelt sincerity. If you love Ray Brown and/or Ella Fitzgerald, this would be an excellent and classy addition to your collection."
Simply Outstanding! Jazz connoisseurs will love this
Hodgezilla | Roanoke, VA | 12/15/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I purchased this CD about 2 years ago. I heard the track "They say it's spring" on the NPR program "Jazz After Hours". I bought the cd soon afterwards. I was pleasantly surprised by some of her other songs. All of these tunes are excellent. My personal favorites are "They say its spring" - a slow, introspective ballad; "How about you" - a classy, upbeat tune. "East of the Sun" is very romantic and smooth.
If you like modern Jazz, you simply will not be disappointed. It is a 'must have' for anyone's Jazz library, pure and simple.
Track Listings (11) - Disc #1