Name: 01 I'm Glad There's You by joanitaylor
Duration: 8 min 5 s
Description: A Favorite from the album The Art Of The Jazz Ballad

I could never ever replace Bob Murphy but I just want to say that I hope I can at least give you something to hold on to during this time of sorrow

"I'm seeing for the very first time". You make me weep.

I loved Bob Murphy from the first day i met him many years ago. still I get to listen to his work and I feel blessed by that.He was way beyond his years and I 'm so thankful that I still get to hear him play .Such a sad moment for us all.ll.

Immediately thought of you Joani...as affected as I am, I can only sympthasize deeply with the loss you feel.

We all knew that Andrew Dominik's "Blonde" would be one of the year's most controversial films before its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival. And that turned out to be true. While its depiction of its female subject rightfully received criticism, the cinematography by director of photography Chayse Irvin was consistently praised for its black and white compositions, use of filters, and blending of film stocks to create something vivid and evocative. Chayse spent some time talking with us about his work on the film, which you can listen to down below. Enjoy, and thank you!
 
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A Favorite from the album The Art Of The Jazz Ballad

01 I'm Glad There's You

from the album The Art of the Jazz Ballad with Bob Murphy


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DETOUR AHEAD. A great tune performed by Joani Taylor,Vocals, Ross Taggart, Piano, Ken Lister, Bass and Buff Allen, Drums.  Live off the floor for the Album  
A State Of Grace.

11 Detour Ahead

I don't know the name of this tune but it's Al Wold on piano, Tony Clitheroe on bass, and Al Johnson on drums. Leader Fraser MacPherson was sitting this one out.

1973

Al Wold feature

The Vocal Jazz that Joani Taylor and her band performs  at the Highest Level.

Joani is a passionate singer and a prominent and outstanding performer in the Jazz genre.
A status which is no easy feat to lay claim to. Each and every year of performing, touring, recording, writing, and teaching which have combined to form Joani’s Jazz resume, are the notes on the staff paper of a singularly unique piece of music.

Whether it’s her stunning renditions of Standard tunes like, “You are my Sunshine”
or a cool, fresh version of “Take Five” or her improvisations on “Lucky in Love”, Joani is stunning! Her prolific lyrics are written to the brilliant melodies of fellow master musicians. 
With her 6th solo recording just released and  quickly picking up speed with radio play across Canada, the U.S. and world wide, and with 6 albums and  a huge repertoire, Joani Taylor and her group of stellar musicians are ready to take the stage to excite audiences everywhere. 

Vancouver’s top players, has now given rise to Joani’s sixth album, In My Own Voice.

“It's been too long between records for vocalist, Joani Taylor, 
 who returns to the scene with In My Own Voice, which features nine
 tracks she co-wrote.  She is effective on the ballads, most notably 
 Jim's Lament.  Taylor updates the Dave Brubeck number, Take 5 with
 the help of hip hopper Jay Kin.”
Marke Andrews, Vancouver Sun 



 

 Jazz vocalist Joani Taylor changes things up on her latest album
In My Own Voice.
The disc features the finest musicians performing her tunes live in the studio.
Known as a master of interpreting other people’s songs this time out she co-wrote almost all of the 
14 tracks. From her years  as a standard-bearer for the jazz tradition Taylor knows what it takes to create a great song. Taylor fans know what to expect from her and they won’t be disappointed --- deep intense
feeling operating at the highest level of artistry.  Start to finish  the album is a sublime exercise in jazz 
creativity .
    *John Goodman,  nsnews

01 I'm Glad There's You

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