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Old Devil Moon 04:19 02. It Could Happen To You 02:56 03. I Had The Craziest Dream 02:40 04. You're The Dangerous Type 04:20 05. Owl 04:07 06. Polka Dots And Moonbeams 03:25 07. Yardbird Suite 04:57 08. Baltimore Oriole 03:00 09. I Don't Mind 02:56 10. Devil May Care 02:52 11. Midnight Sun 04:02 12. Johnny One Note 03:16 13. Yardbird Suite (Alt. Take) 05:15 ────[Release Note]────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── This album was one of the best investments I ever made as a teenager, and it remains fresh and vital with each new playing even today. Dorough put me on to lean yet lyric piano lines, wildly inventive arrangements, sophisticated melodic-harmonic material sung "in the vernacular" and, most of all, the value of a good melody complemented by strong lyrics. In fact, this album was my first exposure to many of the "standards" from the American Songbook--from swingers like "It Could Happen to You" to a ballad I still enjoy playing, "Polka Dots and Moonbeams." Dorough may be no Frank Sinatra, but he shares with the "Master Storyteller" a belief in the quality of the material. The point is not to use the songs as mere showcases for his unique musical personality but quite the opposite. His treatments, unorthodox though they may be, invariably end up serving the song, bringing the shape of the melody and straightforward poetry of the words into sharp and unforgettable clarity. There's not a weak moment let alone a throwaway performance on the entire recording. Even when he takes an apparent side trip, emitting grating sounds ( "hide your heart from spring, don't let churchbells ring" on "It Could Happen to You"), he makes it all come around to the song's very essence. And don't let the "hard bopper" persona fool you. "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" is as intimate and strangely enchanting as it gets. His own tune, "You're the Dangerous Type of Girl," swings with such ease and joy it would make any femme fatale proud. His vocalese on "Yardbird Suite" evokes the soul of Bird more convincingly than any similar attempts by Eddie Jefferson or John Hendricks. And he grooves Duke Ellington's "I Don't Mind" so infectiously (who else has ever bothered to do the tune?) that you wonder why it isn't as popular as "Satin Doll." I wish I could bring the same amount of enthusiasm to Dorough's later recordings, which frequently strike me as self- consciously hip, as vehicles for this talented and irrepressible survivor to show his wares but at the expense of the song. On "Devil May Care" the energy and focus are in complete synch, resulting in timeless treatments that will reward the listener who stays with them. Dorough admittedly may be an "acquired taste" for many. Most good things in life are. http://www.amazon.com/Devil-May-Care-Bob-Dorough/dp/B0000057HF ────[Group Notes]─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Dgn is around since 1998... After a few years, a few rippers who left, a few who joined, people greeting,people yelling, people threatening, people helping, people watching, we're still enjoying our aime: Let ppl listen to what they are gonna buy b4 they pay a single penny. There have been also some people and groups that helped out during the last few years, maybe it's because of them that (against all odds) we are still releasing and doing well, those know who they are, and we'll thank forever. We remind our beloved public, we're against all kind of distrubution, don't search our rips neither in your preferred XDcc channel, nor in your local 127.0.0.1 p2p program, We do not distribute ! But it's not nice to buy when you do not know what you're buying. As a matter of fact, DGN is a private group, and do not need rippers, fast or slow shells, traders, t1+ sites, couriers, prewhores, and hw suppliers, we need only a nice chalet in Switzerland/Canada or a Villa in the Caribbean sea where to listen to some chillout music. If you can supply any of those, for free, feel free to contact us for an application form. Remember to support the artists. 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