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Rachelle Ferrell received little radio airplay. Ferrell’s ace in the hole, however, was her continuing appeal to live audiences. Touring in support of the album, Ferrell packed such huge venues as the twin Fox theaters in Detroit and St. Louis, elaborate 1920s movie palaces usually reserved for big-name headliners. Ferrell first emerged in the states with her R&B debut Rachelle Ferrell (1992), a solid collection of self-penned originals that featured a striking duet with Will Downing (‘Nothing Has Ever Felt Like This’). Note: Citations are based on reference standards. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. The specific requirements or preferences of your reviewing publisher, classroom teacher, institution or organization should be applied. Rachelle Ferrell is the second self-titled studio album by American vocalist Rachelle Ferrell. It was released in 1992 through Capitol Records. Track listing. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length; 1. 'I'm Special' Rachelle Ferrell: George Duke: 6:11: 2. 'Welcome to My Love' Rachelle Ferrell. A rare 1992 live performance of Rachelle Ferrell singing her show stopping, emotional ballad 'I Can Explain.'

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The title of this album is somewhat misleading. This is not a collection of songs covering appearances by Rachelle Ferrell during the period 1991-1997. They are from just two visits to Montreux, mostly in 1991. If you didn't know that Ferrell is supposedly possessed of a range of more than six octaves..which exceeds the four or five that Peruvian singer Yam Sumac had.. you will find out quickly after putting this CD in the player..and she never lets you forget it. But her idiosyncratic, some might use the term distorted, way with the music seems to have little to do with her wide vocal range. Rather, it's just her way of presenting the music. There are yips, yaps and other assorted noise on such cuts as 'You Don't Know What Love Is' and 'Don't Waste Your Time'. Being idiosyncratic and free wheeling in and of themselves are not bad and more often than not, quite good as long as the eccentricities still make the music accessible to the listener. On this CD, it's a mixed bag. 'I'm Special' is a lovely R & B tinged ballad where Ferrell's vocalizing, while distinctly expressive and impassioned, has a modicum of discipline to it. Her affectations actually work to her advantage on 'Bye, Bye Blackbird' which she kicks off with just Tyrone Brown's deep pitched bass behind her before seguing into a wildly swinging, scatting version of this tune. Eddie Green gets plenty of solo time on piano on this cut. The last two cuts are from a July 1997 appearance and are done in French, much to the delight of the crowd. But here Ferrell moves to one of the higher octaves on 'On Se Reveillera'. The result is a lovely presentation, but the diction suffers. 'Me Voila Seul' done at a lower pitch is more satisfactory. George Duke shows up on some cuts with his smooth jazz keyboards.

Ferrell fans will enjoy this set immensely, others may have to take it in more than one sitting. Overall, the extra time is worth it because she truly has an one of a kind set of pipes. Visit her web site at www.rachelleferrell.com.

Rachelle Ferrell Album

Track Listing: Claude Nobs Intro; You Send Me; You Don't Know What Love Is; Don't Waste Your Time; My Funny Valentine; I Can Explain; I'm Special; Bye-Bye Blackbird; Prayer Dance; With Every Breath I Take; Me Voila Seul; On Se Reveillera

Personnel: Rachelle Ferrell - Vocal/Piano; Doug Nally - Drums; Eddie Green - Piano; Tyrone Brown - Bass; George Duke/Brian Simpson - Keyboards; Larry Kimpel - Bass; John Roberts - Drums; Jonathan Butler - Guitar

Title: Live In Montreux 91-97 | Year Released: 2002 | Record Label: Blue Note Records

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Composer, lyricist, arranger, musician, and vocalist Rachelle Ferrell is a recent arrival on the contemporary jazz scene, but her visibility on the pop/urban contemporary scene has boosted her audience's interest in her jazz recordings.

Born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Ferrell got started singing in the second grade at age six. This no doubt contributed to the eventual development of her startling six-and-change octave range. She decided early on, after classical training on violin, that she wanted to try to make her mark musically as an instrumentalist and songwriter. In her mid-teens, her father bought her a piano with the provision that she learn to play to a professional level. Within six months, Ferrell had secured her first professional gig as a pianist/singer. She began performing at 13 as a violinist, and in her mid-teens as a pianist and vocalist. At 18, she enrolled in the Berklee College of Music in Boston to study composition and arranging, where her classmates included Branford Marsalis, Kevin Eubanks, Donald Harrison, and Jeff Watts. She graduated in a year and taught music for a while with Dizzy Gillespie for the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Through the '980s and into the early '90s, she'd worked with some of the top names in jazz, including Gillespie, Quincy Jones, George Benson, and George Duke.

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Ferrell's debut, First Instrument, was released in 1990 in Japan only. Recorded with bassist Tyrone Brown, pianist Eddie Green, and drummer Doug Nally, an all-star cast of accompanists also left their mark on her record. They include trumpeter Terrence Blanchard, pianists Gil Goldstein and Michel Petrucciani, bassists Kenny Davis and Stanley Clarke, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, and keyboardist Pete Levin. Her unique take on now-standards like Sam Cooke's 'You Send Me,' Cole Porter's 'What Is This Thing Called Love,' and Rodgers & Hart's 'My Funny Valentine,' captured the hearts and souls of the Japanese jazz-buying public. In 1995, Blue Note/Capitol released her Japanese debut for U.S. audiences, and the response was similarly positive. Her 1992 self-titled U.S. debut, a more urban pop/contemporary album, was released on Capitol Records. Ferrell was signed to a unique two-label contract, recording pop and urban contemporary for Capitol Records and jazz music for Blue Note Records. For four consecutive years in the early '90s, Ferrell put in festival-stopping performances at the Montreux Jazz Festival.

Although Ferrell has captured the jazz public's attention as a vocalist, she continues to compose and write songs on piano and violin. Ferrell's work ethic has paid off, and Gillespie's predictions about her becoming a 'major force' in the jazz industry came true. Her prolific songwriting abilities and ability to accompany herself on piano seem only to further her natural talent as a vocalist.

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