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A passionate blues singer who is greatly influenced by jazz as well as gospel, Dee Daniels doesn't hesitate to wail and let it rip on Let's Talk Business. This rewarding CD finds Daniels enjoying the solid jazz backing of pianist Larry Fuller and the leaders of the Clayton/Hamilton Orchestra -- Jeff Clayton (sax), brother John Clayton (bass) and Jeff Hamilton (drums) -- and their sense of spontaneity is a definite asset on everything from Lou Herman's familiar "The Right Time" and Percy Mayfield's "Please Send Me Someone To Love" to Daniels' own "Let Me Love You Tonight." One of the album's most enjoyable surprises is Jimmy Reed's "Baby, What You Want Me To Do" -- while Reed had a laidback, relaxed vocal style, the big-voiced, emotional Daniels digs into the song in a very aggressive way. This obscure, little-known release is definitely worth trying to find.
Product Details
Release Date: | 06/30/1994 |
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Label: | Capri Records |
UPC: | 0054987402722 |
catalogNumber: | 74027 |
Rank: | 253991 |
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Performance Credits
Dee Daniels Primary Artist,VocalsJeff Hamilton Drums,Background Vocals
Joanie Bye Background Vocals
Jeff Clayton Saxophone
John Clayton Bass
Larry Fuller Piano
Cecille Larochelle Background Vocals
Technical Credits
Percy Mayfield ComposerJimmy Reed Composer
Willie Nelson Composer
Dee Daniels Executive Producer
Walt Breeland Composer
Paul Buskirk Composer
John Clayton Producer
Reed Ruddy Engineer
Jim Wilke Liner Notes
Traditional Composer
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