Cassandra Wilson - Glamoured - BLUE NOTE (2-LP 180-g Vinyl) BRAND NEW

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Cassandra Wilson - Glamoured - Blue Note [New Vinyl] 180 Gram 2-LP IS BRAND NEW AND SEALED IN THE LOOSE BAG. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.

Artist: Cassandra Wilson

Title: Glamoured - Blue Note Tone Poet Series

Format: Vinyl

Attributes: 180 Gram

Genre: Jazz

UPC: 602577249006

Condition: New

Release Date: 2019

Record Label: Blue Note Records

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. Fragile (Side A)
2. Sleight of Time (Side A)
3. I Want More (Side A)
4. If Loving You Is Wrong (Side B)
5. Lay Lady Lay (Side B)
6. Crazy (Side B)
7. What Is It? (Side B)

DISC 2:
1. Heaven Knows (Side A)
2. Honey Bee (Side A)
3. Broken Drum (Side A)
4. On This Train (Side B)
5. Throw It Away (Side B)

BONUS TRACKS:

Allow Me

Once In A Blue Moon

Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. “Glamoured is a Gaelic word meaning to be whisked away,” says vocalist and songwriter Cassandra Wilson, explaining the title of her 2003 album. "It's like being in a daydream, those split seconds when you're transfixed and your eyes don't move and you have to shake yourself out of it. This album captures the feeling of that reverie." Indeed, Wilson sets such a mood with her trademark mix of first-rate originals and adventurous covers of other songwriters' works, this time picking material by Sting, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Muddy Waters and Abbey Lincoln. Such eclectic tastes come naturally to Wilson, who began her musical career performing in and around her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi. "Down South, musicians have to be able to play in many different circumstances and in many contexts," she says. "They have to play jazz, they have to integrate the blues, and they have to know country. And the lines are kinda blurry sometimes, 'cause that's what everybody wants to hear." For the recording of Glamoured, Cassandra once again returned to her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi with a list of good songs and an open mind. "For some albums, I'll have a very clear idea of where I want it to go," she says, "but this time I had questions about what kinds of sounds to explore."