Rose Murphy had a very special voice and she had a habit of inserting her catch phrase "chi-chi" into songs, that's why she got known as the as the "chi-chi girl".
In this video clip she sings the song "Busy line". If you want to hear her actually singing her trademark phrase "chi-chi" you should check out her version of "I can't give you anything but love".
What do you think of Rose Murphy singing Busy Line? Please comment.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Rose Murphy - Busy Line
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
MaryAnne (ysabellabrave) sings Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) at YouTube
MaryAnne (ysabellabrave) sings the jazz standard Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) which was made popular by Billie Holiday. Wow! You must check this out!
MaryAnne is just amazing. It's easy to fall in love with her voice and her performance. She has got a sparkling and bubbly personality and a great sense of humour. She seems to have a great time and so does all people that watch her video clips. She makes me smile. If you haven't got a smile on your face after watching Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love), you should see a doctor (seriously!).
Ysabellabraves videos is very popular on YouTube, she got almost 20000 subscribers to her video channel! She sings a lot of swinging jazz and also some bluesy torch songs. MaryAnne sings other music styles as well.
Indiemusicman has a long interview with her: Ysabellabrave Talks Back. Another interview with MaryAnne is done by Robert Paul Reyes.
My favorite songs by MaryAnne:
You can find all ysabellabrave music videos either at her website: http://www.ysabellabrave.com/ or at her profile at YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/ysabellabrave
What do you think of Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) and her other video clips? Which is your favorite song? Tell me.
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Monday, January 22, 2007
Eva Cassidy: Wade in the water: Songbird
Cd review
Singer Eva Cassidy had a magical voice like no other. Too bad she passed away too young. One of the songs that have been played a lot at swing dances is "Wade in the Water" which is originally a gospel song but Eva Cassidy makes this song swing.
"Wade in the Water" has also been used by lindy hop instructors because it has such clearly recognisable breaks in the music.
You can find the song on the album Songbird which has all kinds of beautiful melodies but "Wade in the water" is the only swinging song.
If you want to hear more of Eva Cassidy's jazz and blues repertoire, you should get her album "Live at Blues Alley" or "The Other Side" which she made together with Chuck Brown. All of her albums features several music styles besides jazz and blues, for example folk songs and soul music.
Songbird is also the title of her biography: Eva Cassidy: Songbird: Her Story by Those Who Knew Her.
Finally: A large resource for information about Eva Cassidy.
Do you have these albums? What do you think of them? Tell me.
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