Tuesday 3 June 2008

Cassandra Wilson

Cassandra Wilson   
Artist: Cassandra Wilson

   Genre(s): 
Jazz
   



Discography:


Traveling Miles   
 Traveling Miles

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 12


New Moon Daughter   
 New Moon Daughter

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 13


Blue Light 'Til Dawn   
 Blue Light 'Til Dawn

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 12


Dance To The Drums Again   
 Dance To The Drums Again

   Year: 1992   
Tracks: 10


Live   
 Live

   Year: 1964   
Tracks: 7


She Who Weeps   
 She Who Weeps

   Year:    
Tracks: 7


Jumpworld   
 Jumpworld

   Year:    
Tracks: 11


Blue Skies   
 Blue Skies

   Year:    
Tracks: 10




Although her recording calling has been passably mercurial, Cassandra Wilson became one of the tip malarkey singers of the '90s, a vocalizer blessed with a distinctive and flexible vocalism world Health Organization is non afraid to take chances. She began playing pianoforte and guitar when she was nina from Carolina and was working as a vocalist by the mid-'70s, telling a wide variety show of real. Following a twelvemonth in New Orleans, Wilson stirred to New York in 1982 and began functional with Dave Holland and Abbey Lincoln. After meeting Steve Coleman, she became the primary vocalizer with the M-Base Collective. Although at that place was genuinely no way for a vocalizer in the overcrowded dislodge blue funk ensembles, Wilson did as honorable a job of fitting in as was possible. She worked with New Air and recorded her first album as a loss leader in 1985. By her third record, a standards date, she was looking quite a number like Betty Carter.


After a few more albums in which she more often than not performed original and kind of inferior material, Cassandra Wilson changed directions and performed an acoustic blues-oriented program for Blue Note called Bluish Light 'Til Dawn. By going away back in time, she had found herself, and Wilson has continued rendition in fresh and creative slipway time of origin nation blues and folk music up until the award day. During 1997 she toured as component part of Wynton Marsalis' Lineage on the Fields production. Traveling Miles, her tribute to Miles Davis, followed iI age later. For 2002's Belly of the Sun, she drew on an array of roots musics -- vapors, res publica, soul, rock music -- to manner a criminal record that furthered her esthetic calling while quiet aligning well with trends in popular euphony. Glamoured, released in 2003, posed a different tolerant of challenge; half the material was composed by Wilson herself. Unwilling to pedestal still, Wilson gently explored sample and other rap music techniques for 2006's Thunderbird.