Title: A beautiful underrated piece from the famed jazz chanteuse
Product review: One of the great surviving ladies of jazz, Cleo Laine's smoky, seductive voice and soft, lamenting style, and emotive scat singing when she wants to have earned her a long career and a well-deserved reputation as a stylish and refined jazz chanteuse. On this rare and underrated 1983 album, she still has all of the classy stylishness of her more golden days in the 60s & 70s, and on a couple of songs, "Tomboy," and "Over The Moon," she even dares to venture into the territory of over-stylized 80s-style production, and she does it beautifully, hardly sounding stressed or uncomfortable.
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