When Do I Get to Sing on a Swing?
This is what I aspire to. Tuesday at Yoshi's. Stage manager has no idea but I'm going to try to pull this off.
posted by Alexa Weber Morales @ 11/21/2008
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Notes from the world of latin jazz & Brazilian singer-songwriter Alexa Weber Morales
Friday, November 21, 2008
This is what I aspire to. Tuesday at Yoshi's. Stage manager has no idea but I'm going to try to pull this off.
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- Name: Alexa Weber Morales
- Location: Oakland, California, United States
I sing in four languages, crossing borders with acoustic jazz, boleros, salsa and samba. I'm a songwriter, mother, recovering magazine editor, triathlete and former auto mechanic.
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Vagabundeo (Patois Records, 2007; KOCH distribution). Produced by triple Grammy nominee Wayne Wallace. Lush arrangements wander through the jungles of samba (Ave Rara), salsa (El Cantante and Habanera), afro-funk and an a capella ballad (Calling You, feat. Kenny Washington and Bryan Dyer of SoVoSo).
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Produced by Wayne Wallace, Jazzmérica (Crazy Monkey Productions, 2004; NorthCountry distribution) is Alexa's funky, heartfelt debut (highlights: All Blues, But I'm Weak, Les Feuilles Mortes). Listen and buy at CDBaby!
Alexa brings lead vocals (including Afro Blue and Use Me) and new lyrics to The Reckless Search for Beauty. Number 7 on the JazzWeek charts! Check it out at CDBaby.com!
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2 Comments:
Quelle frock alors!
Somehow I just don't see you wearing anything that needs a crew of flunkies just to get you into position.
And I think your stage presence would be sorta caged if you went this route.
But a trapeze...now we're talkin'.
It is a tradeoff, to be sure!
But I aspire to amazing costuming. Someday.
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