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Jacqui Naylor: Shelter
ByAlthough voyaging in search for vestiges of influences of all sorts into a musician’s craft can prove instructive and entertaining, such a trip alongside many current singers and instrumentalists is a monumental waste of time. By the time one figures out the debts and alliances forged by Naylor in the formation of her musical self, the point and worth of her singing and composing might be lost to the critical ear.
From poking fun at Puff Daddy on “Cheese Puff Daddy” to a Brazilian “Winter,” and on to diverse organic vehicles for engagingly sedate harmonic feasts, one can find solace and much more in Naylor’s Shelter.
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1. Shelter 2. Before I
Personnel
Jacqui Naylor
vocalsJacqui Naylor: Lead & background vocals. Bob Johnson: Sax. Matt Brubeck & Marika Hughes: Cello. Steve Erquiaga, Brian Pardo & Crag Green: Guitar. Art Khu & Michael Bluestein: Piano. Jon Evans & Todd Sickafoose: Bass. Emiliano Benevides: Percussion. Jason Lewis & Jan Jackson: Drums. John Scott, Pat Shanks & Tina Zenon: Background vocals.
Album information
Title: Shelter | Year Released: 2003 | Record Label: Ruby Star Records
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