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Abbey Lincoln - That's Him

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That's Him
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Artist(s)Abbey Lincoln
StudioOjc
Release DateJuly 1, 1991
UPC Code025218608527
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About Abbey Lincoln - That's Him

Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2006. Album Description

Tracks

  1. Strong Man
  2. Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe
  3. My Man
  4. Tender As A Rose
  5. That's Him
  6. I Must Have That Man
  7. I Must Have That Man (Take 3)
  8. Porgy
  9. Porgy (Take 1)
  10. When A Woman Loves A Man
  11. Don't Explain

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User Reviews

Average user review: 5.0 (1 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteThat's HimQuote
Riverside Records knew what they were doing when they released "That's Him". They had an unknown Abbey Lincoln backed up by a true powerhouse ensemble. It's hard to imagine a more formidable collection of musicians. Sonny Rollins on sax, Kenny Dorham on trumpet, Wynton Kelly on Piano and Paul Chambers on Bass. Each is a recognized legend. Ms. Lincoln tackles several selections usually associated with Billie Holliday. A formidable task which she manages well. Rather than try to copy Ms. Holliday's inimitable style, she offers her own interpretations. I was most impressed with "Strong Man" (my wife played it for me at our wedding} and "My Man". Ms. Lincoln's now signature phrasing and emotion is especially evident on "My Man". I must admit that I prefer Ms. Lincoln's interpretation to that of Ms. Holliday. I have to give this recording 5 stars for the following reasons:
1. Her supporting musicians are unmatched (even the missed notes by Sonny Rollins on the saxophone are priceless)
2. Abbey Lincoln is in my estimation the most expressive and emotional singer I have ever had the privilege of hearing.
3. The recording provides a window through which we can listen to some of the earliest incarnations of a vocal style which has influenced a great number of current Jazz singers
4. I Love Abbey Lincoln! February 22, 2003

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