The Unforgettable 1991 Comeback Performance | Great Women Singers: Abbey Lincoln
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Witness Abbey's exceptional 1991 performance at the renowned Promenade Theater in New York, where she shines with her beauty, insight, and exceptional musical talents. This appearance marks the start of a magnificent comeback that solidifies her status as a legendary jazz vocalist and composer.
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There was no comeback. She had never left. I saw her perform at the Apollo Theater in the 80s and she released 3 albums in that decade. Verve released a ton of her recordings in the 90s, but its only in comparison after the fact that it appears like she went away when she never did.
She was also an amazing songwriter and her singing in her later yrs had a poetic delivery that I loved
Such a wonderful voice...interresting and compelling delivery. Thoroughly unique.
I recorded a Jazz alive performance Aminata Moseka (Abbey Lincoln) did in Newark NJ in mid-late 80s ! She had a background singer the up and coming Cassandra Wilson!
gorgeous woman, great singer. i was definitely listening to her when this performance occurred. thank you.
Thabk you for this! I love Ms.Abbey!!
01 - Summer Wishes Winter Dreams
02 - Up Jumped Spring
03 - Bird Alone
04 - You Gotta Pay The Band
05 - Brother Can You Spare a Dime
06 - A Time for Love
07 - When I’m Called Home
Beautiful Song...thanks...Bye Aka JeanFrancois
Abbey Lincoln, vocal; Steve Coleman, alto sax; James Weidman, piano; Maxine Roach, viola; Michael Bowie, acoustic double bass; Mark Johnson, drums.
Beautiful voice rip .
Все время можно что то открывать
IF SBY e v v v u h h h had a stage presence - She Did. Take 4 ex, the opening week of The Whippoorwill supper cl, may 86. Was there on sev nites. Simply un4gettable...M. Legrand was seated the next table from us, one nite ...
"Memories" ...sings this Hollywood minor legend, a jazz diva par excellence. She could be both rough and smooth - and the extremes speak even when they are being muted down ...but not ever whisked away; "are you here to see this new club or to see Abbey Lincoln ...."