You and the Night and the Music Jackie Ryan

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  • Release Date: 07/17/2007
  • Sales Rank: 15,897
  • Label: OPENART
  • UPC: 822154072920

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You and the Night and the Music

1LISTENYou'd Be So Nice to Come Home To 4:51
2LISTENThe Very Thought of You 5:15
3LISTENSomething Happens to Me 3:50
4LISTENBésame Mucho 5:32
5LISTENLet There Be Love 4:34
6LISTENWild Is the Wind 6:56
7LISTENMoonlight 5:57
8LISTENThe Best Is Yet to Come 4:38
9LISTENYou and the Night and the Music 5:58
10LISTENYou Are There 5:15
11LISTENI Just Found out About Love 4:26
12LISTENNever Let Me Go 5:26
13LISTENI Know That You Know 2:25
14LISTENWhile We're Young 3:54

About this Artist

Editorial Reviews

Jackie Ryan is a talented jazz singer who has a strong, attractive voice and a subtle improvising style. On her third recording, she is heard in prime form interacting with the great tenor saxophonist Red Holloway (who is on five of the 14 selections) and some of Los Angeles' top musicians. The instrumentation changes from track to track with Ryan excelling on tender duets with harpist Carol Robbins ("You Are There") and guitarist Larry Koonse ("While We're Young"). She swings hard on "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To," puts plenty of feeling into "Besame Mucho" and sounds joyful on "I Just Found out About Love." No matter the setting or the mood expressed, Ryan shows that she is a force to be reckoned with. Recommended. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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July 30, 2007: There are a few truly special jazz vocalists on the scene today who can rightfully claim the thrones of the late Sarah Vaughan, Carmen McCrae, Billie Holiday and even Ella Fitzgerald. In that rare class is Jackie Ryan. On YOU AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC, she sings one of the best pure jazz sets that I've heard in a long time. Her perfect pitch and three octave range is both emotional and stylish. The songs Ms. Ryan has selected are truly great vehicles for her wonderful voice. They are comforting, intimate and cool. With special guest Red Holloway and her core group, Jackie Ryan creates "a strange kind of chemical change that goes rushing through you" on such songs as "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" "Wild Is The Wind" and "Never Let Me Go." Those are only a few of the gems on this CD, but every song she sings is awesome. With her sultry tender alto and sensual looks, Jackie Ryan will cast her romantic spell on you and believe me, you'll like it. This CD is the perfect mood maker, so check her out. PAULA EDELSTEIN