Jocelyn Smith – Pure And Natural – Berliner Meister Schallplatten 180g Vinyl

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Immerse yourself in the soulful voice of Jocelyn Smith with Pure And Natural on Berliner Meister Schallplatten 180g Vinyl LP.

This exceptional release showcases Smith’s rich, emotive vocals, perfectly captured in stunning detail on high-quality vinyl.

Pressed on 180g vinyl for optimal sound fidelity, this album offers a deeply engaging listening experience that highlights the purity and warmth of her performance.

A must-have for audiophiles and vocal music lovers, Pure And Natural is a true gem in any vinyl collection.

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Jocelyn Smith – Pure And Natural – Berliner Meister Schallplatten 180g Vinyl

Ame Jansens rocks with his mix of technical brilliance and wild, improvised musical abandonment. Heiko Jung, a real sparkling diamond of the German music industry, makes great use of his experience in the areas of jazz, funk and soul to round up the ensemble as a drummer.

And if Heiko is a diamond, then Markus Runzheimer is definitely a bombshell. Quiet and modest, until he reaches for his bass, but then truly explosive beats are let loose with a vengeance.

With all these amazingly talented musicians Smith succeeds in becoming totally professional and, thanks to her ‘live band’ concept, creates a sound that is extraordinarily sophisticated and, more importantly, thereby reveals a true love of art.

Recording: May 2011 at Studio 1, Emil Berliner Studios, Berlin, by Tim Tautorat and Maarten de Boer, Production: Rainer Maillard & Stephan Flock.

Track Listing

Side A

  • The Liar
  • Choose to Change
  • Blues (Hoochie Coochie Woman)

Side B

  • Letter
  • Summertime
  • Move on Up

BLUES

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    Blues music is a deeply expressive genre that originated in the African American communities in the Deep South of the United States around the end of the 19th century. It is characterized by its use of specific chord progressions and the melancholic narrative of the lyrics, often dealing with themes of sorrow, troubles, and soulful endurance.