Stacey Kent
Stacey Kent (1968 - ) is a Grammy-nominated[1] American jazz singer.Discography:
Close Your Eyes (1997, Candid)
Love Is...The Tender Trap (1999, Candid)
Let Yourself Go: Celebrating Fred Astaire (2000, Candid)
Dreamsville (2001, Candid)
In Love Again: The Music of Richard Rodgers (2002, Candid)
The Boy Next Door (2003)
Breakfast on the Morning Tram (2007, Blue Note/EMI)
Raconte-moi... (2010, Blue Note/EMI)
Dreamer In Concert (2011, Blue Note/EMI)
The Changing Lights (2013, Parlophone Music/Warner)
STACEY KENT - -Changing Lights =2LP=180g
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2014 UK issue on 180g vinyl 2LP set=Stacey Kent's latest recording again demonstrates her vocal mastery. The immaculate intonation, timing and diction are flawless to the point of sheer purity. Her voice becomes an instrument with impeccable clarity and m
STACEY KENT - Close Your Eyes = HQ 180g vinyl 2LP =
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( 1997 ) 2014 UK reissue 180g vinyl 2LP set= Close Your Eyes was Stacey Kent's debut album and features David Newton on piano, Jim Tomlinson on tenor saxophone, Colin Oxley on guitar, Andrew Cleyndert on double bass, and Steve Brown on drums.
STACEY KENT - In Love Again: The Music of Richard Rodgers
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2009 UK reissue on 180 gram LP-Stacey Kent is back with her regular combo for an engaging tribute to Richard Rodgers In addition to routinely covered songs like It Never Entered My Mind and Bewitched the Britainbased vocalist looks to the South Pacific bo
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( 2007 )2012 EU Limited Double vinyl LP edition pressing on 180gram vinyl - Breakfast On The Morning Tram is the musical equivalent of a growth spurt With the important assistance of Kazuo Ishiguro one of our finest novelist...
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(2000) - 2007 UK reissue on 180g LP-Stacey Kent's straightforward renditions of these byrequest ballads are not at all generic What makes them consistently delightful is her unique sound and delivery with a certain brassiness a trumpetlike pointedness in
