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Chelsea Reed Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chelsea Reed is a jazz vocalist/ composer/bandleader based in Philadelphia. She plays swing dances, blues dances, and
literally anywhere else with her bands the Fair Weather Five and Nine (and any number in between).
thefairweatherfive.com
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I've been playing this CD on repeat for DAYS! Great dance music!
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The laid-back groove of the Brooks Prumo Orchestra hits the sweet spot. This is fine swing without any try-hard hype. The studio mix is balanced, and it hops and slides like music should (unlike some other contemporary jazz). "Out of Nowhere" is outstanding: inspired arrangement, knockout playing, genuine emotion. The vocal numbers get better with every listen, and "Blue Lester" has about it a certain sunburn-on-your-skin mint julep nighttime ease.
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