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"The Way You Look Tonight" by Mary May
From the album
This is What You Are
Mary May
Self Produced
2015
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Fiona's Comments
A band that plays nostalgia with ease, with a singer that sounds some part Karen Carpenter some part Jimmy Scott.
About the Album
Mary May: vocals; Alan King: piano; Ray Leonard: bass; Colin Black: guitar.
Track Listing
Black Nile; Watching Me, Watching You; Meet Me, Midnight; Late. Late Show; Kisses In The Rain; Jeannine; Sunday Kind Of Love; The Way You Look Tonight; I Love Being Here With You; Where Were You When I Needed You; Everything Must Change; This Is What You Are.
Personnel
Mary May: vocals; Alan King: piano, Hammond organ; Colin Black: guitar; Eddie McGovern: trombone; Craig Dawson: alto saxophone; Alan Haggart: trumpet, flugelhorn; Ray Leonard: bass; Jim Gardner: drums.
Reviews
- This Is What You Are by Chris Mosey
Date featured
April 25, 2015
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