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Mary Foster Conklin
Crazy Eyes
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Crazy Eyes - Mary Foster Conklin, Cantor, David
2. The Gentleman Is a Dope - Mary Foster Conklin, Hammerstein, Oscar
3. Baby Talk - Mary Foster Conklin, Cantor, David
4. I'm Gonna Go Fishin' - Mary Foster Conklin, Ellington, Duke
5. Slow Boat to China - Mary Foster Conklin, Cantor, David
6. Dead Presidents - Mary Foster Conklin, Dixon, Willie [1]
7. Goody Goody - Mary Foster Conklin, Malneck, Matty
8. Mad About You - Mary Foster Conklin, Cantor, David
9. Some Cats Know - Mary Foster Conklin, Leiber, Jerry
10. Fried Bananas [Vocal Version] - Mary Foster Conklin, Gordon, Dexter
11. Billy's Blues - Mary Foster Conklin, Nyro, Laura
12. How Can I Be Sure - Mary Foster Conklin, Brigati, Eddie
13. Only Trust Your Heart - Mary Foster Conklin, Cahn, Sammy
14. You'll Never Get Me Out of Your Mind - Mary Foster Conklin, Rabson, Ann

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CD Details

All Artists: Mary Foster Conklin
Title: Crazy Eyes
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Mock Turtle Music
Release Date: 6/24/2008
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Swing Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop, Cabaret
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 643668021927

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CD Reviews

A Dynamite Debut CD!

06/15/1998

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Backed by one of the best rhythm sections in the biz - Bill Mays on piano, Jon Burr on bass and Terry Clarke on drums - Mary Foster Conklin offers an astute array of music guaranteed to please fans of jazz vocals.From Jeffrey Klitz's inventive arrangements of the Rodgers and Hammerstein standard, The Gentleman Is A Dope, and the Johnny Mercer-Matt Melneck hit, Goody Goody, to four new tunes by one of the most talented new composer on the block, David Cantor, she brings a sassy style to the music. Note the title tune: Crazy Eyes.Pay special attention to Fried Bananas, a bebop tune by sax legend Dexter Gordon with lyrics by Anne Phillips. She nimbly nails this tricky, never recorded "vocalese" tune like a master. Also note the Willie Dixon blues tune, Dead Presidents.Remember this singer's name!"

Mediocre Cabaret Singer with Outstanding Combo

M. Falber | Las Vegas, NV USA | 03/15/2005

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This singer's shrill voice and overdramatic renditions of such wonderful songs hardly seems fitting for a combo as talented as Bill Mays, Frank Vignola, Jon Burr and Joe Ascione. Conklin's voice is like a wet blanket on the instrumental performances and arrangements. I simply cannot understand how any organization would ever name her Jazz Vocalist of the year. If cabaret is your thing you might really love Mary Foster Conklin, but if you are looking for soulful female jazz artists pick up Dinah Washington, Nancy King, Billy Holiday or Nancy Wilson. Conklin is about as soulful as Dorris Day."