My Baby

Bobby Marchan was one of New Orleans’ most colorful rhythm and blues artists. A larger-than-life performer best remembered for his R&B chart-topper “There’s Something on Your Mind,” a number 1 R&B single in 1960 on the Fire label.

I wrote a review on my FB page dedicated to Neil Stubenhaus (Neil Stubenhaus - Bass Player) about this amazing album. This is by far the best tribute to Sinatra I have ever heard. It is the real deal and Laura unearthed the heart and soul of these classics. She also took some courageous decisions to cover some less often heard jewels ("Here's To The Losers", "I'm Gonna Live Till I Die", "How About You"). I have been let down by many tributes that were given a way too polished treatment to access a certain demography (Rod Stewart, Michael Bolton, Michel Buble) to the detriment of the passion this music carries. Nothing of the sorts here. The production is crisp and precise. Laura Dickinson is a jewel. She has a fantastic voice, but she mostly and more importantly is a brilliant singer. The arrangements, particularly on the three duets songs are unique. My favourites? The almost funky version of "You Go To My Head", the fiery take on "I'm Gonna Live Till I Die" and the impressive reworking of "My Funny Valentine" (a duet with Neil Stubenhaus on bass). Best interpretation of these songs since Mr. Sinatra passed away.

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This album, originally released as "Little Girl Blue on Bethlehem" (SBCP6028), was Nina Simone's first album and first studio recording ever.

The same mix of rock, blues and dance can be found on the new album Prehistoric Rhythm. Compared to the two previous albums My Baby, the dance universe even further explored, especially to the trip-hop. Not that there is pure trip-hop is on this album, but some songs do breathe this atmosphere of Massive Attack and Portishead. It makes the music of My Baby a little harder to define, but the main ingredients remain blues, rock and dance. With a Dutch band they are difficult to compare, but there are vaguely in common with the Belgian SX, Bettie Serveert, Yazoo, Siouxie and Alabama Shakes.

This album contains 12 songs, that seem to be recorded during a 1985 USA concert. The sound quality is somewhat poor unfortunately, but for the real Nina fan that will be no problem, I think !!

Wheelchair user Anna and partially sighted Tom are the parents of baby Danielle but because of their disabilities their parenting skills are called into doubt and they are interviewed by social worker Belinda..