Thomas Quasthoff, the renowned German bass-baritone, presents a captivating journey through the world of jazz with his album "The Jazz Album." Released on March 2, 2007, under Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, this collection showcases Quasthoff's exceptional versatility and artistry beyond the realm of opera.
"The Jazz Album" is a 57-minute exploration of timeless jazz standards, beautifully interpreted by Quasthoff's rich and expressive voice. The tracklist features a mix of well-known classics and hidden gems, including "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive," "My Funny Valentine," and "For Once In My Life." Each song is meticulously arranged, with notable contributions from Alan Broadbent and Nan Schwartz, adding depth and nuance to the performances.
Quasthoff's ability to infuse each track with warmth, intimacy, and a deep sense of storytelling makes this album a standout in his discography. His velvety tones and impeccable phrasing bring a fresh perspective to these beloved jazz pieces, making them feel both familiar and new.
Whether you're a longtime fan of Thomas Quasthoff or a newcomer to his work, "The Jazz Album" offers a delightful and sophisticated listening experience. It's a testament to Quasthoff's musical prowess and his ability to transcend genres, leaving a lasting impression on all who listen.
This is a 2007 Limited Edition Numbered released as a LP.
Tracks
There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New YorkAxel Schlosser, Marcus Bartelt, Uli Plettendorf, Andreas Maile, Günter Bollmann, Chuck Loeb, Ruud Breuls, Peter Erskine, Alan Broadbent, Dieter Ilg, Fiete Felsch, Karl Schloz, Thomas Quasthoff
Watch What HappensKarl Schloz, Fiete Felsch, Alan Broadbent, Dieter Ilg, Peter Erskine, Günter Bollmann, Chuck Loeb, Ruud Breuls, Marcus Bartelt, Axel Schlosser, Thomas Quasthoff, Uli Plettendorf, Andreas Maile
Secret LoveChuck Loeb, Fiete Felsch, Alan Broadbent, Dieter Ilg, Andreas Maile, Thomas Quasthoff, Günter Bollmann, Peter Erskine, Ruud Breuls, Marcus Bartelt, Uli Plettendorf, Frank Chastenier, Axel Schlosser
You And IDieter Ilg, Chuck Loeb, Alan Broadbent, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Frank Chastenier, Nan Schwartz, Thomas Quasthoff, Peter Erskine
Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The PositiveDieter Ilg, Günter Bollmann, Chuck Loeb, Uli Plettendorf, Alan Broadbent, Till Brönner, Andreas Maile, Thomas Quasthoff, Peter Erskine, Marcus Bartelt, Axel Schlosser
I've Grown Accustomed to Her FaceChuck Loeb, Richard Todd, Karl Schloz, Till Brönner, Dieter Ilg, Peter Erskine, Alan Broadbent, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Thomas Quasthoff, Nan Schwartz, Frank Chastenier, Gary Foster
Can't We Be Friends - arranged by Alan BroadbentFiete Felsch, Karl Schloz, Peter Erskine, Andreas Maile, Uli Plettendorf, Alan Broadbent, Dieter Ilg, Ruud Breuls, Thomas Quasthoff, Günter Bollmann, Chuck Loeb, Axel Schlosser, Till Brönner, Marcus Bartelt
"Smile" (Final Theme from the Motion Picture "Modern Times") - Arranged by Nan SchwartzChuck Loeb, Alan Broadbent, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Dieter Ilg, Peter Erskine, Nan Schwartz, Till Brönner, Thomas Quasthoff
They All LaughedThomas Quasthoff, Günter Bollmann, Chuck Loeb, Peter Erskine, Ruud Breuls, Alan Broadbent, Fiete Felsch, Karl Schloz, Dieter Ilg, Till Brönner, Uli Plettendorf, Andreas Maile, Axel Schlosser, Marcus Bartelt
My Funny ValentineDeutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Nan Schwartz, Thomas Quasthoff, Alan Broadbent
What are you doing the rest of your life? - Arranged by Nan SchwartzPeter Erskine, Nan Schwartz, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Dieter Ilg, Till Brönner, Alan Broadbent, Chuck Loeb, Frank Chastenier, Thomas Quasthoff
In My SolitudeThomas Quasthoff, Nan Schwartz, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
Eins und eins das macht zweiPeter Erskine, Alan Broadbent, Dieter Ilg, Fiete Felsch, Karl Schloz, Ruud Breuls, Uli Plettendorf, Andreas Maile, Chuck Loeb, Thomas Quasthoff, Günter Bollmann, Marcus Bartelt, Axel Schlosser, Till Brönner
For Once In My LifePeter Erskine, Ruud Breuls, Chuck Loeb, Fiete Felsch, Alan Broadbent, Dieter Ilg, Thomas Quasthoff, Günter Bollmann, Andreas Maile, Marcus Bartelt, Axel Schlosser, Uli Plettendorf
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