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Betty Carter - Feed the Fire

Recorded live at Royal Festival Hall, London, UK

Original Release Date: October 30, 1993 

Label: Verve - 1994

Total time: 73:03

Bitrate: 320 kbps



Taken from a live 1993 performance in London, Feed the Fire is an album filled with surprises. Betty Carter is known for
her practice of featuring hot new up-and-coming musicians in her bands, but on this recording she is accompanied by
established, world-class talent: Geri Allen, Dave Holland, and Jack DeJohnette. Dave Holland demonstrates why he is one
of the greatest living bassists with his unerring sense of melody and pitch. Jack DeJohnette, an acknowledged master of
the drums for 30 years, is nothing less than explosive, punctuating the solo statements of his bandmates with powerful
flurries. Allen's touch is reminiscent of Keith Jarrett's at times, such as on her excellent solo on 'Love Notes.'
Although Carter shares the spotlight unselfishly, her own contributions are clearly the focal point of Feed the Fire. On
the fantastic title track, Allen sets up a percolating rhythmic figure, joined by Holland and DeJohnette. Then Carter
enters, scatting her way through the changes, eschewing singing in the traditional sense. Her vocal improvisations are
on par with any instrumentalists, a claim one cannot make about many singers. On ballads, such as the exquisite 'Lover
Man,' Carter soars, caressing the melodies with a satin touch, dancing around the music with impeccable phrasing,
dropping low into her register for punctuation. It is heady, hypnotizing stuff. Feed the Fire is an interesting album,
with many wonderful moments, such as the unison ascending figures in 'Sometimes I'm Happy' or the Carter/DeJohnette duet
of 'What Is This Tune?' However, it is not perfect, and tends to drag toward the end. Tracks go on for too long, and, as
wonderful as Carter's singing is, and as compelling as it is to listen to the interaction of these four great musicians,
the quality of the music itself tends to wander a bit. Nevertheless, it is a strong album, well worth searching out. ~
Daniel Gioffre, AMG



You've got here the best example of what a jazz cd should be according to me : diversity, hits, complexity,
deconstruction, exploration, swing, Music, Musicians... 'Feed the Fire' is to Betty Carter what Sassy Swings the Tivoli
is to Sarah vaughan or what Ella In Berlin is to Ella Fitzgerald. This is her masterpiece ( no surprise that this cd is
out of stock, everybody wanted it, but what is Verve waiting for to reissue it????  I ve only got a used cassette-tape-
of the concert ).... Please note that you've got a spectacular second set with high level duets (Jack DeJohnette/ Betty,
Geri Allen / Betty and impressive Dave Holland with my favorite female ! As soon as it is reissued, don't wait! Go for
it ! ~ R. Frederic



Between the snap and pop of Jack DeJohnette's drums, the rich foundation of Dave Holland on bass, and Geri Allen's
haunting piano geometries, Betty Carter emerges alive, vivid, and enthralling. The energy of this record is overwhelming
and delicious -- an under-appreciated masterpiece. ~ dcadams



Personnel:

Betty Carter (Vocals) 

Geri Allen (Piano) - 1-6,9 

Dave Holland (Double Bass) - 1-5,7,9 

Jack DeJohnette (Drums) - 1-5,8,9 



Betty Carter - Feed the Fire Tracks:

01  Feed the Fire (Geri Allen) 11:19 

02  Love Notes (Mark Zubek/Betty Carter) 7:10 

03  Sometimes I'm Happy (Vincent Youmans/Clifford Grey/Irving Caesar) 3:32 

04  Lover Man (Jimmy Davis/Roger Ramirez/Jimmy Sherman) 9:12 

05  I'm All Smiles (Michael Leonard/Herbert Martin) 5:25 

06  If I Should Lose You (Leo Rabin/Ralph Rainger) 6:23 

07  All or Nothing at All (Jack Lawrence/Arthur Altman) 8:10 

08  What Is This Tune? (Betty Carter/Jack DeJohnette) 7:19 

09  Day Dream (Billy Straihorn/Duke Ellington) 12:08 

10  B's Blues (Betty Carter) 2:20 

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