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Patty Waters
You Thrill Me: A Musical Odyssey 1962-1979
Genres: Folk, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Jax Beer Commercial
2. You Thrill Me
3. Why Can't I Come To You
4. At Last I Found You
5. Georgia
6. At Last I Found You (Complete Version)
7. For All We Know
8. I Love You Honey
9. Love Is The Warmth Of Togetherness
10. Please Make Love To Me
11. At Last I Know (I Belong To You)
12. Fine And Mellow
13. Lover Man
14. Touched By Rodin In A Paris Museum
15. Spring Is Here

CD Details

All Artists: Patty Waters
Title: You Thrill Me: A Musical Odyssey 1962-1979
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Water
Release Date: 3/16/2006
Genres: Folk, Jazz, Pop
Styles: Avant Garde & Free Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 646315713725

Synopsis

Product Description

In the mid 1960s, vocalist/pianist Patty Waters released a pair of groundbreaking recordings, Patty Waters Sings and College Tour, for the legendary avant garde/jazz label ESP-DISK'. You Thrill Me is a collection of all previously unreleased recordings spanning nearly 20 years, capturing this unique jazz vocalist at the peak of her powers. There's several Patty original compositions as well as her own spin on various jazz standards. Among the highlights is a 1964 three song session produced by Tom Wilson (known for his work with Bob Dylan, Velvet Underground). Booklet includes many rare vintage photos, detailed liner notes by Byron Coley and Patty Waters, and an introduction by Masaki Batoh of Japanese band Ghost.

CD Reviews

Inventive Jazz

tak1 | 08/09/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Patty waters has always been one of those very few forward thinking jazz musicians that has caught my eye.

I have listened to the album "sing" and honestly couldn't quite get into it at first. I prefer her more experimental work like the college album.

Then I bought this one and was impressed with the warmth the recordings are able to give you. You can't help but truly feel a part of it. The interactions with the producer and patty herself are priceless. The vinyl thumping makes it all very intimate.

I'd say if you're into her music in any shape or form then you should be able to appreciate this album."