DISC : Sunday morning prayer meeting with

L'album «SUNDAY MORNING PRAYER MEETING WITH MAHALIA JACKSON»

est une compilation regroupant des titres "Columbia" des années 1955 à 1965.

   
         (05/01/2001  /CD)-(19/06/2001 _Columbia -Legacy /K7)-(30/07/2001 _Sony Jazz /CD) - 54'14 14t

01_  Elijah rock  -live- (4:50)
02_  Nobody but You Lord  (4:11)
03_  Lord, don't let me fail  (3:08)
04_  Trouble in my way  (4:05)
05_  Down by the riverside  (2:16)
06_  Standing here wondering which way to go  (3:24)  ...& The Falls-Jones Ensemble.
07_  How I got over  (5:20)
08_  I don't know about tomorrow  (3:08)
09_  Just over the hill  (5:36)
10_  Joshua fit the battle of Jericho  -live- (3:24)
11_  God knows the reason why  (3:53)  ...& The Falls-Jones Ensemble.
12_  That's all right  (4:05)
13_  I'm grateful  (3:53)
14_  I found the answer  -live- (3:05)

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Copyright : Originally Recorded 1955, 1956, 1961, 1965 & Originally Released 2001; Originally Released 1962, 1963, 1968; (P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

While this compilation has 14 performances from 1956-1965, there's no indication that it was intended as a best-of, and indeed no indication as to exactly what theme upon which it might be centered. There are live performances and studio performances, and half of the cuts were previously unreleased. Some have full bands and backup vocals (jazz drummer Shelly Manne is even on some tracks); some only have keyboard accompaniment. It's good, yes, but curious, since it doesn't serve the needs of the general consumer looking for a best-of-type anthology, or totally serve the hardcore collector, since there's just the half that's been unavailable before. So perhaps the ultimate purpose is to get some more mileage out of the Jackson catalog. If none of those prickly concerns are an issue, the music's solid enough, and the previously unissued cuts are not of a radically different standard than the ones which were released. The full-band arrangements, such as "Down By the River" and "That's All Right," pack the most punch.      ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide.

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Créé le 14 octobre 2009 (13:56)