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[color=blue]The Effort[/color]



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Cassandra Wilson's one of those artists that I've known of for a good while, but have never really taken the time to
explore and really know.  I had the opportunity to break that cycle a bit
with her most recent album, which I must confesss, I really enjoyed.  That baritone she carries intelligently viels her
impressive vocal ability and satisfying style and execution.  I will admit that there are live shows in which she does
not live up to the studio performances, but then again, not everyone is a Kurt Elling or Bobby Mcferrin.  With that
said, I give you jazz and soul fans out there a piece of musical enjoyment with this rather exhaustive discography...I'm
sure there are albums missing from this, but I have search under the very halos of the holiest, and found them not, so
enjoy this here offering of sweet unadulterated jazz!  For the Love of the Music!





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[color=red]The Contents[/color]



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[color=Green]The Bio[/color]



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Born 4 December 1955, Jackson, Mississippi, USA. Wilson started piano and guitar lessons at the age of nine. In 1975 she
began singing professionally, primarily folk and blues, working in various R&B and Top 20 cover version bands. 

She emerged as a jazz singer while studying with drummer Alvin Fielder and singing with the Black Arts Music Society in
her hometown. In 1981 she moved to New Orleans and studied with saxophonist Earl Turbinton. In 1982 she relocated to New
York at the suggestion of trumpeter Woody Shaw and began working with David Holland and Abbey Lincoln. 



In 1985 she guested on Steve Coleman 's Motherland Pulse and was asked by the JMT label to record her own albums. Her
debut was Point Of View, which featured Coleman and guitarist Jean-Paul Bourelly. New York's finest wanted to work with
her. She sang with New Air, Henry Threadgill 's trio, and he returned the compliment by helping with arrangements on her
second, more powerful album, Days Aweigh. 



Her mix of smoky, knowing vocals and expansive, lush music that travelled between psychedelia and swing was transfixing.
The more conservative American audience was won over by her record of standards, Blue Skies (1988), which was named jazz
album of the year by Billboard magazine. The follow-up, the innovative sci-fi epic Jumpworld (1990), showed that
Cassandra Wilson was not to be easily categorised: it included raps and funk as well as jazz and blues. 



This stylistic diversity was maintained on 1991's She Who Weeps. In the meantime, Wilson has continued to record on
Steve Coleman's albums and has also made guest appearances with other musicians associated with Coleman's M-Base
organisation, such as Greg Osby and Robin Eubanks. Her latest recordings on Blue Note Records have exposed her to a much
wider market. New Moon Daughter (a number 1 album in the USA jazz chart) featured songs by the Monkees, U2, Hank
Williams, Son House and Neil Young. 





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[1985] - Cassandra Wilson - Point Of View [192cbr]







Cassandra Wilson's striking 1985 debut album, Point of View, has been remastered (to 24-bit digital) and repackaged (in
a sturdy box set containing the original art work) on this excellent JMT reissue. The Mississippi-raised singer became
involved early with Steve Coleman's M-Base collective in Brooklyn, and the eclectic, multifaceted music presented here
reflects the stylistic range of that group. Mixing elements of funk, hip-hop, and rock with a solid jazz grounding,
Wilson and mates create an original brew. Wilson's husky contralto, with its hints of Abbey Lincoln, Nina Simone, and
Betty Carter, is fully integrated into the stop-and-start rhythms and unconventional compositions of Coleman, trombonist
Grachan Moncur III, and guitarist Jean-Paul Bourelly. Her sultry voice, Coleman's supple sax, and Bourelly's raw guitar
all command equal attention as the tunes unfold in unpredictable ways. Expressive, emotional, and streetwise, the music
represented a new generation's revitalization of jazz. Over time, Cassandra Wilson has garnered well-deserved acclaim
for her more conventional jazz stylings, but Point of View reveals her youthful, risk-taking adventurousness and is a
welcomed rerelease. --Wally Shoup



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Square Roots.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Blue In Green.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Never.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Desperate Move.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Love & Hate.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - I Am Waiting.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - I Wished Onthe Moon.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - I Thought You Knew.mp3

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[1987] - Cassandra Wilson - Days Aweigh [192cbr]







Personnel includes: Cassandra Wilson (vocals, arranger); Henry Threadgill (arranger); Olu Dara (vocals, cornet); Steve
Coleman (alto saxophone); Graham Haynes (trumpet); Rod Williams (piano, synthesizer); Jean-Paul Bourelly (electric
guitar); Kenneth Davis (acoustic bass); Kevin Bruce Harris (electric bass); Mark Johnson (drums). Producers include:
Cassandra Wilson, Stefan F. Winetr Steve Coleman. Recorded at Systems Two Studio, Brooklyn, New York in May 1987.
Includes liner notes by Jean-Paul Bourelly. All tracks have been digitally remastered.



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Electromagnolia.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Let's Face The Music.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Days Aweigh.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Subatomic Blues.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Apricots On Their Wings.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - If You Know How.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - You Belong To You.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Some Other Time.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Black And Yellow.mp3

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[1988] - Cassandra Wilson - Blue Skies [192cbr]







Cassandra Wilson has convincingly argued that all American popular music displays one fundamental aspect of the jazz
tradition: a delight in taking songs--from the simplest to most profound--and recombining them into idiosyncratic form.
That includes standards such as those she lolls into on this 1988 release--"Polka Dots and Moonbeams," "I Didn't Know
What Time It Was," "My One and Only Love," and others. Underpinning these performances is an intriguing world-weariness,
often of slightly sad (dare one say, postcoital) drowsiness. Wilson's sultry contralto augments that bold inflection,
which impresses from the opening moments of the well-worn, usually more flirtatious "Shall We Dance." The straight-up
support of Mulgrew Miller (piano), Lonnie Plaxico (bass), and Terri Lyne Carrington (drums) provides Wilson an
unobtrusive foundation. --Peter Monaghan 

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01 - Cassandra Wilson - Shall We Dance - .mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Polka Dots And Moonbeams.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - I've Grown Accustomed To His Face.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - I Didn't Know What Time It Was.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - I'm Old Fashioned.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Sweet Lorraine.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - My One And Only Love.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Autumn Nocturne.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Blue Skies.mp3

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[1989] - Cassandra Wilson - Jumpworld [192cbr]  







Personnel includes: Cassandra Wilson (vocals); James Moore (rap vocals); Steve Coleman, Greg Osby (alto saxophone); Gary
Thomas (tenor saxophone); Graham Haynes (trumpet); Robin Eubanks (trombone); Rod Williams (piano, keyboards); David
Gilmore (guitar); Lonnie Plaxo (acoustic bass); Kevin Bruce Harris (bass); Mark Johnson (drums); Kirth Atkins
(programming).

I had heard Cassandra Wilson before but this was a change from her regular ballets (hope I spelled that right)

This is the album that hip me to her for real.



It reminds me of the good days..............the 70s to 1981

When the Jazz and Funk was (although not blessed by the inlaws) safe to be together in public. (circa Herbies Head
hunters to "Feet don't fail me now", and Weather Reports birdland and team town and face on the bar room floor)



the songs CDnow sampled aren't the best this set has to offer. 

if you liked "Woman on the edge" you'll love "Warm Spot"



Now here in the new century we need another "JumpWorld to connect us (by switchboard and Marge the operator no dout) to
the good times

~ Shanq "akronexpress"



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Woman On The Edge.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Domination Switch.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Phase Jump.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Lies.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Grand System Masters.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Jump World.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Love Phases Dimensions.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Whirlwind Soldier.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Warm Spot.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Dancing In Dreamtime.mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - Rock This Calling.mp3

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[1990] - Cassandra Wilson - She Who Weeps [224cbr]







Personnel: Cassandra Wilson (vocals); Rod Williams (piano); Paul Bourelly (guitar); Reggie Washington, Herman Fowlkes,
Kevin Bruce Harris (electric bass); Tani Tabbal, Mark Johnson (drums). Recorded at Systems Two, Brooklyn, New York
between July & December 1990.



Cassandra Wilson's molasses contralto, akin to R&B, is wholly her own even though fully informed by jazz-vocals history.
Here in 1990 she fully arrives as an interpreter of both her own and others' material. Her inflection and shading are
wonderfully varied, as are her classically trained sense of pacing and form, and her command of dramatic delivery. The
instrumental coloration, not yet as distinctive as on her later Blue Note releases, nonetheless effectively augments her
voice's saxlike elaborations of the melodies. She has ideal accompaniment here, particularly pianist Rod Williams and
percussionist Tani Tabbal. The highlight is the painfully fragile title track, a devastating lullaby from a mother who
assures her baby, but cannot convince herself, that "your daddy's coming back." --Peter Monaghan



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Cassandra Wilson - 01 - Iconic Memories.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 02 - Chelsea Bridge.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 03 - Out Loud (Jeris' Blues).mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 04 - She Who Weeps.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 05 - Angel.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 06 - Body And Soul.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 07 - New African Blues.mp3

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[1991] - Cassandra Wilson - Live [192cbr]







Personnel: Cassandra Wilson (vocals); James Weidman (piano, synthesizer); Kevin Bruce Harris (electric bass); Mark
Johnson (drums). Recorded live at Amerika Haus, Munich, Germany on April 18, 1991.

This live 1990 set makes clear that Cassandra Wilson had fully arrived. In the live setting, she calls on greater
reserves of vim than mark her predominantly lolling, brooding studio dates. All to great effect. One senses Betty
Carter-like showmanship, Peggy Lee-like swagger, and, of course, Nina Simone's otherworldly drone. Just as formative was
Wilson's Joni Mitchell-inspired apprenticeship in the coffeehouses of Jackson, Mississippi, and other southern cities.
She breathes fresh life into standards like "'Round Midnight." Her anthem of black resilience, "Don't Look Back,"
receives driving treatment. A telling selection is Wilson's own composition, "My Corner of the Sky," because its lyrics
and delivery transport her to a distinctly personal space of the kind she was coming to inhabit so regally. --Peter
Monaghan



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Cassandra Wilson - 01 - Don't Look Back.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 02 - Soul Melange.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 03 - 'round Midnight.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 04 - My Corner Of The Sky.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 05 - Desperate Move.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 06 - Body And Soul.mp3

Cassandra Wilson - 07 - Rock This Calling.mp3

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[1992] - Cassandra Wilson - After the Beginning Again [192cbr]







All songs written or co-written by Cassandra Wilson except "Round Midnight" (Thelonious Monk/Cootie Williams/Bernie
Hanighen), "Sweet Black Night" (Kevin Bruce Harris) and "Baubles, Bangles And Beads" (Robert Wright/George Forrest).
Personnel: Cassandra Wilson (vocals); James Weidman (piano); Kevin Bruce Harris (bass instrument); Mark Johnson (drums,
percussion); Jeffrey Haynes (percussion). Recording information: Systems Two Studios, Brooklyn, New York (07/1991);
Systems Two Studios, Brooklyn, New York (08/1991).



01 - Cassandra Wilson - There She Goes.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - 'round Midnight.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Yazoo Moon.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Sweet Black Night.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - My Corner Of The Sky.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Baubles, Bangles And Beads.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Redbone.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Summer Wind.mp3

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[1992] - Cassandra Wilson - Dance To The Drums Again [224vbr]







On this early-1990s release, guitarist Jean-Paul Bourelly began a string of increasingly sympathetic producers.
Production, and judicious instrumentation, are crucial to Cassandra Wilson's deep, arch aesthetic. Here, her smoky voice
finds a casual, sensuous, tenor-sax richness amid Bourelly's electric-guitar riffing. Her singing suggests many
inspirations. Betty Carter and Nina Simone, certainly, but Ella, Sarah, and Billy echo in her poise, personality, and
stylishness. Dinah Washington and Carmen McRae come to mind as well. Also formative were Wilson's 1980s contributions to
New York's M-Base collective. They involved exploration of all the African-American musics then afloat. M-Base also was
committed to artistic self-definition. Here, 6 of the 10 selections are by Wilson, including "Don't Look Back," one of
her several anthems of black resilience. --Peter Monaghan



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Melanin Song.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Don't Look Back.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Rhythm on My Mind.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Wonders of Your Love.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Nothing But a Thang.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - I Will Be There.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Just Keep Thinking of Eubay.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Another Rainy Day.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Amazing Grace.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Dance to the Drummer Again.mp3

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[1993] - Cassandra Wilson - Blue Light 'Til Dawn [320vbr] 







Personnel: Cassandra Wilson (vocals); Olu Dara (cornet); Don Byron (clarinet); Charlie Burnham (violin, mandocello);
Tony Cedras (accordion); Brandon Ross, Chris Whitley (guitar); Gib Wharton (pedal steel guitar); Kenny Davis, Lonnie
Plaxico (bass); Lance Carter, Kevin Johnson, Bill McClellan, Jeff Haynes, Cyro Baptista, Cyro (percussion). Engineers:
Danny Kopelson, Jamie Staub, Jimmy Douglas. BLUE LIGHT 'TIL DAWN was nominated for Best Jazz Vocal Performance in the
37th Annual Grammy Awards. Possessed with both a spirit of innovation and a sultry, textured voice that lends itself to
any number of styles, Cassandra Wilson was one of the most exciting vocal talents to gain prominence in the 1990s, and
her '93 Blue Note debut, BLUE LIGHT 'TIL DAWN, may be her finest moment. Though Wilson's earliest albums specialized in
the jazz fusion characteristic of the M-Base collective (a Brooklyn-based group of musicians to which she belonged),
BLUE LIGHT finds her bringing her skills to a set of acoustic standards and covers with a rootsy, blues-based feel. The
choice of material is eclectic, with Ann Peebles's "I Can't Stand the Rain," Van Morrison's "Tupelo Honey," Robert
Johnson's "Hellhound On My Trail," and two of Wilson's originals in the mix. This is vintage wee-small-hours music:
moody, spacious, atmospheric, with Wilson's deep, evocative voice curling up like a train of smoke through the darkness.
Beautifully conceived and performed, BLUE LIGHT 'TIL DAWN is a quiet masterpiece, and one of the best vocal jazz albums
of the '90s.



01 - Cassandra Wilson - You Don't Know What Love Is.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Come On In My Kitchen.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Tell Me You'll Wait For Me.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Children Of The Night.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Hellhound On My Trail.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Black Crow.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Sankofa.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Estrellas.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Redbone.mp3

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10 - Cassandra Wilson - Tupelo Honey.mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - Blue Light 'Til Dawn.mp3

12 - Cassandra Wilson - I Can't Stand The Rain.mp3

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[1995] - Cassandra Wilson - Song Book [256cbr]







I didn't start out a fan of this talented artist, however, after putting three of her albums on the 5-disc player one
evening, I was hooked. Of those three (Blue Skies, Song Book, and Blue Light 'til Dawn), Song Book really has had more
playtime thus far. Track 4 is not a title one would expect to be so smooth, but in fact, Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
could easily be background score for a better made 007 feature. Listen to it and then the James Bond Anniversery
Collection and it drips with similarity. Sweet Lorraine, albeit a longer cover version than most, is also to be savored
by any beginner Jazz audiophile. It could almost be a live recording (with a quiet audience) based on the acoustics. The
only track that doesn't get replayed in my car (or computer station, or home system) is track 9 - Good Time Fairies.
Nice brass work, but to blatent in entry. This track needs a re-mix, in my opinion. Track 3 - Blue in Green is perfect,
and she shows wonderful range!

All in all still one of the better albums released. Maybe, JMT or The Verve will bring out some live performances in
small to medium venues.



P.S. If Cassandra's range and music selection interest you, try looking for any of Angela Hagenbach's releases. She's a
KC jazz club regular, and really should have a major label by now.



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Let's Face The Music And.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Sweet Lorraine.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Blue In Green.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Baubles, Bangles And Bea.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - I'm Old Fashioned.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Whirlwind Soldier.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Little One I'll Miss You.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Body And Soul.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - No Good Time Fairies.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Autumn Nocturne.mp3

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[1996] - Cassandra Wilson - New Moon Daughter [320vbr]  







Her luscious alto has the depth and texture of a great tenor saxophonist, but Cassandra Wilson's defining asset is a
postmodern song sense that enables her to surf through Son House, Neil Young, Johnny Mercer, Billie Holiday, and (gasp!)
the Monkees in pursuit of strong songs that can provide that instrument with a canvas. Her second Blue Note album
extends Wilson's seductive pilgrimage beyond the conventions of jazz repertoire and accompaniment, yet it's her
instincts as a jazz singer that inform these brilliant readings. The settings again step away from traditional small
group jazz (for starters, there's no piano) to evoke the emotional core of these songs. Anyone who can turn the Monkees'
"Last Train to Clarksville" into a slow-burning erotic vignette deserves your attention. --Sam Sutherland



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Strange Fruit.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Love Is Blindness.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Solomon Sang.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Death Letter.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Skylark.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Find Him.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Last Train To Clarksville.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Until.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - A Little Warm Death.mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - Memphis.mp3

12 - Cassandra Wilson - Harvest Moon.mp3

13 - Cassandra Wilson - 32-20.mp3

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[1999] - Cassandra Wilson - Traveling Miles [320vbr]  







Cassandra Wilson's tribute to Miles Davis, Traveling Miles, is nothing if not ambitious--easily on par with the other
slew of Davis tribs. Covering the great trumpeter's long career is alone quite a challenge, but Wilson sets her goals
even higher by writing new lyrics and arrangements that make these tunes her own. The result is a pleasure that ends up
capturing Wilson's spirit as well as Davis's. Never one to hew to traditional jazz's formats, Wilson adds acoustic and
slide guitars, percussion, harmonica, and other instruments that give the album an enormously varied feel. "Right Here,
Right Now," with its strummed and slide guitars, wouldn't sound out of place on a Joni Mitchell album, and her
intriguing cover of Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" (covered by Davis in 1985 on You're Under Arrest), is delicately
mournful. Not that Wilson has left jazz behind: the swinging version of "Seven Steps to Heaven," with guest solos by
violinist Regina Carter and vibraphonist Stefon Harris, whose 1998 debut was one of the year's promising releases, is a
highlight. And Wilson's version of the Davis classic "Blue in Green" (here titled "Sky and Sea"), is just plainly
beautiful. Her deep and soulful voice remains as compelling as ever through the many moods and colors, deepening the
uniqueness of her take on the Miles songbook. Exactly the way Miles would have wanted it. --Ezra Gale 



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Run The VooDoo Down.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Traveling Miles.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Right Here, Right Now.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Time After Time.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - When The Sun Goes Down.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Seven Steps.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Someday My Prince Will Come.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Never Broken (ESP).mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Resurrection Blues (Tutu).mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Sky And Sea (Blue In Green).mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - Piper.mp3

12 - Cassandra Wilson - VooDoo Reprise.mp3

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[2002] - Cassandra Wilson - Belly Of The Sun [320vbr]







By now, it's a moot point whether Cassandra Wilson is singing jazz or not. By unifying what were once considered
disparate styles and song forms with her languorously rich vocals and offbeat instrumental textures, she has become the
queen of her own genre. Largely recorded at a one-time train station in her native Mississippi, Belly of the Sun ranges
from country-blues great Fred McDowell's gritty "You Gotta Move" (popularized by the Rolling Stones and here featuring
acoustic-guitar wiz Richard Johnston) to Brazilian immortal Antonio Carlos Jobim's winsome "Waters of March" (featuring
a children's choir) to a hauntingly feminized version of Jimmy Webb's "Wichita Lineman." Revealing her command of
narrative material, Wilson draws seductive meaning from Bob Dylan's "Shelter from the Storm" and the Band's "The
Weight." Featuring Kevin Breit and Marvin Sewell on all manner of guitars and related string instruments, Belly of the
Sun also boasts three strong Wilson originals, including "Just Another Parade," a jazzy-soulful duet with India Arie,
and "Show Me a Love." As her own producer, Wilson comes up with less compelling backgrounds than Craig Street, who
produced her darker-tinged breakthrough albums. Still, this is her most seamless, smoothest-flowing, and most
effortlessly expansive recording. "I need to feel some rich black soil that's moist between my toes," she sings. You can
feel her Southern roots in the grooves as well. --Lloyd Sachs



01 - Cassandra Wilson - The Weight.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Justice.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Darkness On The Delta.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Waters Of March.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - You Gotta Move.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Only a dream  in Rio.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - Just Another Parade.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Wichita Lineman.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Shelter From The Storm.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Drunk as Cooter Brown.mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - Show Me A Love.mp3

12 - Cassandra Wilson - Road So Clear.mp3

13 - Cassandra Wilson - Hot Tamales.mp3

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[2002] - Cassandra Wilson - Sings Standards [192cbr]







Jazz fans who complain about not hearing enough jazz in Cassandra Wilson's eclectic sound, which has increasingly tilted
toward pop and blues, will find ample rewards in this collection of her (relatively) straight-ahead efforts from the
late '80s. Drawing from four albums for the JMT label, it charts her steady growth away from Brooklyn's electric,
funk-based M-Base school and into an earthier, more personal approach. Going to school herself on Betty Carter's elastic
time feel and unhurried rhythms, she avoids predictability on songs such as "'Round Midnight" and a wordless rendering
of Billy Strayhorn's "Chelsea Bridge." There's less interest in her handling of earlier standards such as "I'm Old
Fashioned" and "Blue Skies," which lack depth, but never any lack of attractiveness. --Lloyd Sachs



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Polka Dots And Moonbeams.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - I Wished On The Moon.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - 'round Midnight.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - Angel.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - I've Grown Accustomed To His Face.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Chelsea Bridge.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - I'm Old Fashioned.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Baubles, Bangles, And Beads.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Blue Skies.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Blue In Green.mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - Body And Soul.mp3

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[2003] - Cassandra Wilson - Glamoured [320cbr]







"Glamoured" is a Gaelic word meaning to be whisked away, says vocalist and songwriter Cassandra Wilson, explaining the
title of her new CD. "It's like being in a daydream, those split seconds when you're transfixed and your eyes don't move
and you have to shake yourself out of it. This album captures the feeling of that reverie." 

Indeed, Wilson sets such a mood with her trademark mix of first-rate originals and adventurous covers of other
songwriters' works, this time picking material by Sting, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Muddy Waters and Abbey Lincoln. Such
eclectic tastes come naturally to Wilson, who began her musical career performing in and around her hometown of Jackson,
Mississippi. "Down South, musicians have to be able to play in many different circumstances and in many contexts," she
says. "They have to play jazz, they have to integrate the blues, and they have to know country. And the lines are kinda
blurry sometimes, 'cause that's what everybody wants to hear." 



For the recording of "Glamoured" Cassandra once again returned to her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi with a list of
good songs and an open mind. "For some albums, I'll have a very clear idea of where I want it to go," she says, "but
this time I had questions about what kinds of sounds to explore." 



01 - Cassandra Wilson - Fragile.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - 02 Sleight Of Time.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - 03 I Want More.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - 04 If Loving You Is Wrong.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - 05 Lay Lady Lay.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Crazy.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - What Is It.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Heaven Knows.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Honey Bee.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Broken Drum.mp3

11 - Cassandra Wilson - On This Train.mp3

12 - Cassandra Wilson - Throw It Away.mp3

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[2006] - Cassandra Wilson - Thunderbird [224vbr]







With a series of terrific albums, Cassandra Wilson has established herself as one of the day's great vocalists and, in
branching out from jazz into blues and folk and pop, paved the way for genre-crossing stars including Norah Jones. But
the Mississippi native has rarely sounded as relaxed or winning as she does on "Thunderbird," which teams her with the
stalwart O Brother Where Art Thou? producer T Bone Burnett. Recorded mostly in Los Angeles, the album is noteworthy not
only for its roomy, atmospheric sound and experimental touches, but also for its improvised-in-the-studio approach.
Working with innovative Burnett regulars including keyboardist (and co-producer) Keefus Ciancia, guitarist Marc Ribot,
and drumming legend Jim Keltner, Wilson delivers such offbeat delights as "Going to Mexico," a dreamlike, funk-tinged
tune built on a sample of "Hey Pocky A-Way" by New Orleans' Wild Tchoupitoulas. Eschewing the well-known pop tunes she
usually covers, she lends her huskily seductive vocals to Jakob Dylan's wistful "Closer to You" and Burnett's dark
"Strike a Match," to which she claimed co-ownership by changing the time signature and adding a lyric. The inspired
contributors also include programmer and bassist Mike Elizondo (producer of Fiona Apple's "Extraordinary Machine") and
guitarist Colin Linden, who wails on a gripping extended reading of Blind Lemon Jefferson's "Easy Rider" and duets with
Wilson on the cowboy classic "Red River Valley," which eloquently sums up her ability to breathe jazz meaning into
anything she chooses. --Lloyd Sachs 



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00 - Cassandra Wilson - Thunderbird - 2006.nfo

01 - Cassandra Wilson - Go To Mexico.mp3

02 - Cassandra Wilson - Closer To You.mp3

03 - Cassandra Wilson - Easy Rider.mp3

04 - Cassandra Wilson - It Would Be So Easy.mp3

05 - Cassandra Wilson - Red River Valley.mp3

06 - Cassandra Wilson - Poet.mp3

07 - Cassandra Wilson - I Want To Be Loved.mp3

08 - Cassandra Wilson - Lost.mp3

09 - Cassandra Wilson - Strike A Match.mp3

10 - Cassandra Wilson - Tarot.mp3

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[2002] - Cassandra Wilson - Sings Standards [192cbr]



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[1991] - M-Base Collective (Steve Coleman,Cassandra Wilson) - Live, Fabrik-Hamburg [160cbr]



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[1995] - Cassandra Wilson, Vernon Reid, Trilok Gurtu - The Music Of Jimmy Hendrix



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[1996] - Cassandra Wilson - 07-20-1996, Stuttgart Jazz Open [320vbr]



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[2000] - Cassandra Wilson - Skladanka



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[2003] - Cassandra Wilson - Live Jazz Festival, Donostia '03 [320cbr]



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[2003] - Cassandra Wilson ft. Steve Coleman - Live Marciac 2003 [128cbr]



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[2007] - Cassandra Wilson - Fragile - The Collection [320cbr]





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[1985] - Steve Coleman - Motherland Pulse [128cbr]



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[1986] - Steve Coleman - Five Elements - On The Edge Of Tomorrow [192cbr]



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[1987] - Air (new) with cassandra wilson - air show no. 1 [192cbr]



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[1991] - M-Base Collective - Anatomy of a Groove [128cbr]



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[1992] - Steve Coleman & 5 Elements - Drop Kick [128cbr]



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[1995] - Courtney Pine - Modern Day Jazz Stories [320cbr]



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[1995] - Dave Holland [320cbr]



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[1995] - The Roots - Do You Want More [192cbr]



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[1995] - VA - Jazz To The World [192cbr]



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[1996] - David Sanchez - Street Scenes [320vbr]



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[1996] - The Roots - Illadelph Halflife [320vbr]



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[1997] - Jacky Terrasson & Cassandra Wilson - Rendezvous [320vbr]



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[1997] - Kurt Elling - The Messenger [256cbr]



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[1997] - Love Jones OST [128cbr]



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[1997] - Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil OST [320vbr]



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[1997] - VA - Lounge-A-Palooza [128cbr]



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[1997] - WYnton Marsalis - Blood On The Field [3CD] [320vbr]



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[1998] - Angelique Kidjo - Oremi [192cbr]



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[1998] - Courtney Pine - Another Story [320cbr]



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[1998] - Luther Vandross - I Know [128cbr]



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[1999] - Elvis Costello, Burt Bacharach - The Sweetest Punch [192cbr]



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[1999] - Regina Carter - Rhythms of the Heart [320cbr]



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[2000] - Don Byron - A Fine Line, Arias and Lieder [320vbr]



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[2001] - DJ Smash Presents Phonography [192cbr]



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[2001] - Olu Dara - Neighborhoods [128cbr]



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[2001] - Terence Blanchard - Let's Get Lost [192cbr]



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[2003] - DJ Smash - Phonography 2 [192cbr]



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[2003] - Tom Harrell - Wise Children [192cbr]



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[2005] - Wynton Marsalis - Reeltime [320vbr]



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Missing From This Pack:



1990 - Cassandra Wilson - Destiny Express* 

1988 - VA - For Real Moments Songs And Dances

1997 - VA - Radio Free Music: Volume 1

1993 - Vinx - The Storyteller 

1999 - David Sanborn - Inside

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