Search - Pamela Williams :: Saxtress

Seduces your senses and arouses your soul

David Tepper | 04/29/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Aside from a useless instruemntal cover of "I Can Love You Like That", every song on this album will get your libido rising. And if you doubt me, I dare you to listen to the title track and NOT start doing a little bump and grind.The first half of the album is mostly original slow ballads, with some covers of classics. The songs with lyrics here fare better than the purely instrumental ones, thanks to guest vocals from Patti Labelle and Teena Marie. Ms. Williams fares better as an instrumentalist on faster numbers like "Ladies Night" and the aforementioned "Saxtress".But Ms. Williams is technically proficient, and on this sort of CD emotion counts for more anyway. And yes, it's as sensuous and emotional and romantic as you could wish. A perfect CD to set the perfect mood!"

Saxtress, temptress, seductress....

yygsgsdrassil | Crossroads America | 03/29/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pam Williams is one of those word of artists who comes along every once in a while to shake things up...she is on note with mostly all the smooth jazz saxophonists--the G's, the Koz's, the Braun's--but with a seductress' sensuality. Note: the female version of that bedroom tune "The Secret Garden" with vocal solos by siren Patti Labelle and 'Wild and Peaceful' Teena Marie oozes carnal knowings. The funk hits the air with the title track, "The Saxtress"--it kinda reminds me of some of Tom Scott's work. Plus, it doesn't hurt one iota that she is quite a beauty..."The Saxtress" is smooth jazz for the (jazz) lover in you."