.jpg) There is little information about European jazz singer Anne Ducros 
within the liner notes to Piano, Piano, but she clearly endeared herself
 to each of the four guest pianists with whom she worked on her CD. She 
soars in the lush setting of "Never Let Me Go," where she packs an 
emotional punch, though her tripping over a few words slightly handicaps
 her interpretation of Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child." One of 
Europe's greatest jazz pianists, Enrico Pieranunzi, joins her for the 
powerful rendition of "You Go to My Head" and a graceful take of "Moon 
and Sand." She came to the United States in order to work with Chick 
Corea, singing "Les Feuilles Mortes" (Autumn Leaves) in its original 
language in a terrific duet and adding some humorous horn-like scatting 
reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald on-stage. Both her lyrical "My Foolish 
Heart" and explosive "Body and Soul" are just as effective. Another 
veteran European pianist, René Urtreger, is paired with Ducros for a 
gently loping duet of "I Thought About You" and anchoring the rhythm 
section for another Ella-like scat exhibition in the swinging "Just in 
Time." Benoît de Mesnay, who doubles on piano and Fender Rhodes in 
"Four" (where she once again scats up a storm) and joins her for the 
swinging interpretation of "Naima," is evidently her regular 
accompanist. All in all, this is a very enjoyable effort. Ken Dryden
There is little information about European jazz singer Anne Ducros 
within the liner notes to Piano, Piano, but she clearly endeared herself
 to each of the four guest pianists with whom she worked on her CD. She 
soars in the lush setting of "Never Let Me Go," where she packs an 
emotional punch, though her tripping over a few words slightly handicaps
 her interpretation of Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child." One of 
Europe's greatest jazz pianists, Enrico Pieranunzi, joins her for the 
powerful rendition of "You Go to My Head" and a graceful take of "Moon 
and Sand." She came to the United States in order to work with Chick 
Corea, singing "Les Feuilles Mortes" (Autumn Leaves) in its original 
language in a terrific duet and adding some humorous horn-like scatting 
reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald on-stage. Both her lyrical "My Foolish 
Heart" and explosive "Body and Soul" are just as effective. Another 
veteran European pianist, René Urtreger, is paired with Ducros for a 
gently loping duet of "I Thought About You" and anchoring the rhythm 
section for another Ella-like scat exhibition in the swinging "Just in 
Time." Benoît de Mesnay, who doubles on piano and Fender Rhodes in 
"Four" (where she once again scats up a storm) and joins her for the 
swinging interpretation of "Naima," is evidently her regular 
accompanist. All in all, this is a very enjoyable effort. Ken Dryden 
Tracklist :
1. Four (Miles Davis) 4:26
2. God Bless The Child (Billie Holiday / Arthur Herzog Jr.) 4:45
3. You Go To My Head (Haven Gillespie / J. Fred Coots) 6:25
4. Les Feuilles Mortes (Jacques Prevert / Joseph Kosma) 4:49
5. Never Let Me Go (Evans Jr. / Livingstone) 5:20
6. Gnossienne N°1 (Erik Satie) 6:56
7. I Thought Abut You (Jonny  Mercer / James van Heusen) 4:21
8. My Foolish Heart (Ned Washington / Victor Young) 5:35
9. Moon And Sand (Wilder / Palitz / Engvich) 5:14
10. Just In Time (Comden / Green / Styne) 3:59
11. Body And Soul (Sour / Heyman / Hollingworth) 4:40
12. Naima (John Coltrane) 5:15
Credits :
Chick Corea (4, 8, 11), Jacky Terrasson (2, 5), Enrico Pieranunzi (3, 9), René Urtreger (7, 10), Benoit de Mesmay (1, 6, 12) - Piano
Anne Ducros - Vocals
Bob Franceschini (1, 12) - Saxophone
Karl Jannuska (1, 3, 5, 12) Manhu Roche (2, 6, 9, 10) - Drums
Sal La Rocca - Double Bass
 
 
 
 
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