Stacey Kent. Breakfast On The Morning Tram. 2007.

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Stacey Kent (2007) «Breakfast On The Morning Tram»
Artist: Stacey Kent
Album: Breakfast On The Morning Tram



Label: Blue Note/EMI Records
Genre: Vocal
Styles: Vocal, Vocal Jazz, Standards
Original Release Date: October 10, 2007
Quality/Bitrate: FLAC / Mode: 8, Best Compression / 44.1 Khz / Stereo
Total Time: 52:09 Min
Website: Welcome to The Official Website of Stacey Kent - Home

~ Track Listing ~
01. The Ice Hotel [05:28]
02. Landslide [03:48]
03. Ces Petits Riens [03:21]
04. I Wish I Could Go Traveling Again [04:06]
05. So Many Stars [04:00]
06. Samba Saravah [03:50]
07. Breakfast On The Morning Tram [05:54]
08. Never Let Me Go [04:39]
09. So Romantic [05:00]
10. Hard Hearted Hannah [04:49]
11. Les Saisons Des Pluies [02:48]
12. What A Wonderful World [04:26]

Stacey Kent - vocal
Graham Harvey - piano and Fender Rhodes
John Parricelli - guitars
Dave Chamberlain - double bass
Matt Skelton - drums and percussion
Jim Tomlinson - tenor sax, alto sax, soprano sax, flute

Recorded at Curtis Schwartz Studios, England, March - April 2007.
Recorded and mixed by Curtis Schwartz. Mastered by Curtis Schwartz.

Produced by Jim Tomlinson for Token Productions.
All arrangements by Jim Tomlinson

After 10 years and 6 albums on the indie label, Candid, Stacey Kent finally releases her major label debut on Blue Note Records. A multi-award winner (2001 British Jazz Award, 2002 BBC Jazz Award Best Vocalist, etc) Stacey has built a huge fanbase for her cool, classy interpretations of the Great American Songbook, all recorded with husband, arranger, producer and now songwriter Jim Tomlinson (himself a winner of the 2006 Album of the Year British Jazz Award). On "Breakfast..." Jim contributes 4 new songs written with the writer Kazuo Ishiguro - one of a legion of fans that Stacey has attracted over the years (they met after he played one of her songs on Desert Island Discs!!) and this is the first time that they have featured their own songs on an album. Stacey tours constantly - she even turned down an appearance on Parkinson because she was playing a gig (admittedly this would have been her second performance on Parkinson, which in itself is quite unique) - and has built up a very sizeable fanbase which will be determined to get the album as soon as possible. However, since Stacey is out of the UK through September we will be focusing our promotion and marketing push at the start of October as a preview to the forthcoming residency at Ronnie Scotts in November 1st - 3rd. Stacey will be available for press and promotion in late September/early October and we fully expect to find her on some major shows. In the past, her appearances on shows such as Parkinson, CBS Sunday Morning in the USA and even Swedish tv have driven an immediate and impressive sales response pushing her to number 1 and 2 in the Amazon.com charts as an example. As well as the Ronnie Scott dates in November Stacey will play a significant number of dates in the UK both this year. See below for information.

Stacey Kent (born March 27, 1968 in South Orange, New Jersey) is an American jazz singer.

Kent graduated with a Degree in Comparative Literature from Sarah Lawrence College in New York, and moved to England after her graduation. While studying at London's Guildhall School of Music and Drama, she met the tenor saxophonist, Jim Tomlinson, whom she married on August 9, 1991.

Her first CD, Close Your Eyes, was released in 1997. She has released five CDs since then, as of 2006, and has also featured on Tomlinson's albums, most recently The Lyric (2005), which won "Album of the Year" at the 2006 BBC Jazz Awards.

Kent's music has been championed by critic and jazz trumpeter Humphrey Lyttelton, and she won the 2001 British Jazz Award and the 2002 BBC Jazz Award for Best Vocalist. She also presents jazz programmes on BBC Radio 2 and 3.

At the 2006 BBC Jazz Awards, Jim Tomlinson announced that Kent had signed with Blue Note records label.

Kent's album, The Boy Next Door achieved Gold album status in France in September, 2006.

Stacey appeared in Ian McKellen's 1995 film version of Richard III, singing a jazz version of Christopher Marlowe's poem The Passionate Shepherd to His Love.

Booker Prize-winning novelist Kazuo Ishiguro wrote the liner notes to Kent's 2003 album, In Love Again. Ishiguru has co-written four of the songs on the fall 2007 Blue Note album "Breakfast on the Morning Tram".

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