PRYSOCK, Arthur Today's Love Songs, Tomorrows's Blues (1988)

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Vinyl LP by the US singer Arthur Prysock from 1988, with 9 tracks. The singer combines blues... more

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PRYSOCK, Arthur: Today's Love Songs, Tomorrows's Blues (1988)

Vinyl LP by the US singer Arthur Prysock from 1988, with 9 tracks. The singer combines blues standards and pop with his sonorous voice rooted in supper-club singing.
It includes titles such as »Rock Me Baby«, »It's All In The Game« and »You Are So Beautiful«. Released on the Scorpio label.

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Interpret: PRYSOCK, Arthur
Album titlle: Today's Love Songs, Tomorrows's Blues (1988)
Genre Blues
Label SCORPIO
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0025218915717
weight in Kg 0.2

Prysock, Arthur - Today's Love Songs, Tomorrows's Blues (1988) LP 1
01	After The Lovin'	PRYSOCK, Arthur
02	You Are So Beautiful	PRYSOCK, Arthur
03	Got To Get You Off My Mind	PRYSOCK, Arthur
04	At This Moment	PRYSOCK, Arthur
05	It's All In The Game	PRYSOCK, Arthur
06	Only A Fool Breaks His Own Heart	PRYSOCK, Arthur
07	How Did She Look	PRYSOCK, Arthur
08	Rock Me Baby	PRYSOCK, Arthur
09	All My Lovin' Was In Vain	PRYSOCK, Arthur

Arthur Prysock, a vastly underrated jazz vocalist whose ur-bane stylings belong with Billy... more

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"PRYSOCK, Arthur"

Arthur Prysock, a vastly underrated jazz vocalist whose ur-bane stylings belong with Billy Eckstine, Brook Benton, and the grittier Jimmy Witherspoon, his prolific but commer-cially unspectacular output has emerged on Verve, Bethle-hem, Old Town and King. He can handle blues like 'It's Too Late' with complete conviction, provide a tricky jazz rendition of 'You Had Better Change Your Ways', drama-tize 'pop' with 'Mama' or 'A Working Man's Prayer', and intelligently explore standards such as 'I'm Gonna Sit Right Down' or Gershwin's 'Unforgettable'.

His accompaniments are invariably restrained and involve some combination of sax, guitar, piano or vibes in an orchestral setting. His rec-ordings are resolutely in that tradition established in Ameri-can supper clubs of the late Forties and Fifties.

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