Album Details
Title: Come Dream with Me Artist: Jane Monheit Release Date: 5/22/2001 Re-Released On: 10/25/2004 Label: Sony Music Distribution, N-Coded/Warlock UPCs: 026656421921, 806084421928, 5099750947722, 766487952224 Genre: Vocal Music Styles: Contemporary Jazz, American Popular Song, Standards, Vocal Jazz Moods: Bittersweet, Elegant, Refined/Mannered, Gentle, Laid-Back/Mellow, Sophisticated, Calm/Peaceful, Intimate, Sensual Total Copies: 1 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Over the Rainbow
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Hit the Road to Dreamland
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Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most
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Waters of March
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I'm Through with Love
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I'll Be Seeing You
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Something to Live For
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So Many Stars
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If
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Blame It on My Youth
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A Case of You
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Over the Rainbow [Home Recording]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2004 | CD | Sony Music Distribution | 5094772 | | 2001 | CD | N-Coded/Warlock | 4219 |
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Album Review
Jane Monheit's sophomore outing follows in the same accessible mold as her debut, Never Never Land. The young, fairly green vocalist is joined again by all-star musicians, including renowned pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Christian McBride, and drummer Greg Hutchinson, with Michael Brecker and Tom Harrell making a handful of guest appearances each. Closing the album on a surprising note, African phenom Richard Bona joins for an intimate duo rendition of Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You," playing acoustic guitar accompaniment and overdubbing fretless bass filigree behind Monheit's vocal. Monheit's exquisite voice is becoming more seasoned and expressive, particularly on sassier numbers like "Hit the Road to Dreamland" and "I'm Through with Love." She also wraps her seductive charm around Jobim's swaying free-association poem "Waters of March" and takes on two of jazz's grand ballads, Billy Strayhorn's "Something to Live For" and Fran Landesman's "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most." The latter, a duet with Kenny Barron, prompts one to compare and contrast Chaka Khan's rendition with Chick Corea on 1982's Echoes of an Era. "Blame It on My Youth," "I'll Be Seeing You," and "Over the Rainbow" are pleasant but less remarkable. (The hidden 12th track, which features Monheit as a child croaking her way a cappella through "Over the Rainbow," is a harmless bit of self-indulgence.) There are a number of textural enhancements that distinguish this album from its predecessor, including subtle overdubbed background vocals, unobtrusive string orchestrations by Bill Fisher, and general arranging input from the superb young pianist David Berkman. With the Joni Mitchell tune and also with "If," a '70s soft rock hit by Bread, Monheit complicates her image as a retro jazz classicist, which earned her some rather severe critical drubbing when she broke onto the scene in 2000. ~ David R. Adler, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Amy Kwong | Design, Art Direction | | Bob Michaels | Executive Producer, Mastering | | Camille Tominaro | Production Coordination | | Carl Griffin | Mixing, Executive Producer, Mastering | | Carol Boldish | Package Coordinator | | Chris Haynes | Engineer | | Christian McBride | Musician, Bass (Electric), Bass | | David Berkman | Horn Arrangements, Rhythm Arrangements | | Gary Lux | Mixing | | Gene Paul | Sonic Supervisor, Mastering, Supervisor, Mixing | | Gregory Hutchinson | Musician, Drums | | Jane Monheit | Rhythm Arrangements, Vocal Arrangement | | Jannelle Guillot | Voiceover | | Jeff Dean | Executive Producer | | Joel Dorn | Producer, Liner Notes | | John Trickett | Executive Producer | | Kehni Davis | Quality Control | | Kenny Barron | Piano, Musician, Strings | | Kristian Storli | Authoring | | Lynn Goldsmith | Photography | | Maria Verel | Make-Up | | May Ann Topper | Concept Development | | Melinda Pepler | Production Coordination | | Michael Brecker | Guest Appearance, Saxophone | | Richard Bona | Arranger, Guitar, Guest Appearance, Fretless Bass | | Robert Molnar | Wardrobe | | Steve Mazur | Assistant Engineer | | Todd Parker | Mixing, Engineer | | Tom Harrell | Trumpet, Strings, Guest Appearance | | Trim DaCosta, Sandra | Project Consultant | | William S. Fischer | Conductor, String Conductor, String Arrangements |
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