Name: You're My Thrill - GUITAR Nathan Hiltz, VOCAL Michelle Power by Michelle Power 2
Duration: 3 min 21 s
Description: Johnny Griffith, studio/engineer. Recorded September 19, 2015. Toronto.

Any player who produces me a chart for this (or in  Julie London's key) could end up with a few gigs.

Sung while inhaling more pet dander, dust & carpet fibres than I've ever inhaled. Like a sax reed dipped in sand, we soldier on.

Featuring the band Dr. Keys & The Current Thing.
Dr. Keys - keyboards, vocals
Iliya Vee - guitar, vocals
Jordana Talsky - vocals
James Thomson - bass
Mark Hundevad - drums

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Anita O'Day had outstanding phrasing, gutsy delivery and an incredible sense of timing.

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Welcoming and pleasurable, the music of Joy Lapps engages and entices with both playfulness and respect.

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The Torch - Don Thompson

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The strength of Abbey Lincoln is, and was, the poetic, singular, guarded expression that did not suppress intent, but instead burned brightly with boldness.

The Artistry of… Abbey Lincoln

There's a phrase we've often heard when speaking about jazz artists: "You've got to know where you've been to know where you're going."

With that in mind, two of Canada's finest performers are taking the stage at Koerner Hall this Saturday to pay tribute to artists who have come before them. Jackie Richardson will perform the music of Abbey Lincoln, Dianne Brooks and Salome Bey, and Kellylee Evans will share the music of Nina Simone, the artist who inspired her Juno-winning recording Nina. 

Evans is one of the most outstanding performers out there. If you've ever seen her live, you know what I'm talking about.

Evans joined us to talk about how Nina Simone has inspired her throughout her own struggles in her life.

Kellylee Evans (2023)

The Artistry of… Joe Bowden

Daniel Lanois is a name that deserves to be mentioned alongside the finest sonic experimenters of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Whatever you're listening to — whether it's acoustic or electric, roots or futuristic, underground or pop — if you listen closely, you'll hear traces of the sonic signatures of Daniel Lanois.

What's more, he's still experimenting as eagerly as he ever has, creating music as beautiful and new as ever. It's his refusal to sit still and a constant hunger for new ideas and techniques that has defined both his work as a renowned producer and as a solo musician — most recently on the album Player, Piano.

Lanois joined us in the Gumbo Kitchen for a conversation.

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Horace Silver’s legacy is that of a giant’s shoulder stood upon confidently by so many who have followed, and who continue to follow.

The Artistry of… Horace Silver

Johnny Griffith, studio/engineer. Recorded September 19, 2015. Toronto.

You're My Thrill - GUITAR Nathan Hiltz, VOCAL Michelle Power

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