Patty Waters - Sings album flac

Sings by Patty Waters, released 01 January 1966 1. Moon, Don't Come Out Tonight 2. Why Can't I Come To You 3. You Thrill Me 4. Sad I Am, Glad I am 5. Why Is Love Such A Funny Thing 6. I Can't Forget You 7. You Loved Me 8. Black Is The Color Patty Waters comes alive on this legendary 1965 debut. Sings features seven ballads and a shocking version of Black Is The Colour Of My True Love’s Hair. With Patty’s moans, whispers, screams, and wails, this track helped cement her reputation as a vocal innovator, one whose influence extended beyond jazz to Yoko Ono and Diamanda Galas  . Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

Listen to music from Patty Waters like Moon, Don't Come Up Tonight, Why Can't I Come to You & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Patty Waters. Patty Waters is a jazz vocalist, best known for her free jazz recordings in the 1960s for the ESP Disk label. Although she has rarely recorded since then, she is more and more recognized as a vocal innovator whose influence extends beyond jazz. Fellow female vocalist pioneers Yoko Ono and Diamanda Galás, as well as rock singer-songwriter Patti Smith, have all named Patty Waters as an influence, while Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth has stated to be an admirer.

Profile: Jazz and free jazz/avant-garde vocalist. Born on March 11, 1946 in Iowa. Started singing in high school, but is best known for her two albums for the ESP Disk label, recorded in the mid-1960s. She left music to raise her son, returning with an album called "Love Songs" in 1996. In Groups: The Marzette Watts Ensemble. Variations: Viewing All Patty Waters.

Patty Waters: Sings by Jerry D'Souza, published on March 26, 2009. The interpretation of words is an art and Patty Waters turned that art into a singular achievement on her first recording, Sings, originally released in 1965. The songs on that album, now reissued by ESP Disk, took on a plaintive air-wrapped in the whisper of her pain and belted out in a scream of anguish. She was as comfortable with a serene rendition of love as she was in the throws of anxiety and tension

Minimalistic, calm and delicate - "Sings" is a personal reflection of inner sorrow. It exemplifies the pensive melancholy someone might feel late at night, with almost innocuous vocal jazz melodies, until 'Waters' removes that veil and plummets you down a hellish spiral of dissonant instrumentation.

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Patty Waters comes alive on this legendary 1965 debut. Digitally remastered in digipak format, Sings will re-introduce the talents of this long-forgotten talent. Performers: Patty Waters (piano, arranger, vocals); Burton Greene (piano, harp); Tom Price (percussion); Steve Tintweiss (bass).

The Patty Waters who appears on You Thrill Me: A Musical Odyssey 1960-1979 stands in stark contrast to the free jazz maven of Sings and College Tour. The music collected here by San Francisco's Water label is previously unreleased. It is assembled from a collection of home recordings, many of which feature Waters accompanying herself on piano on her own compositions.