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Bittersweet and Blue

by: Gwyneth Herbert

Release Date September 27, 2004
Can't sing, is out of tune, has no concept of what a good song is or how to present one, doesn't listen to jazz, doesn't like jazz, and was dropped from her record label! Need I go on?

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Between Me and the Wardrobe

by: Gwyneth Herbert

Release Date September 10, 2007
I have had the pleasure of seeing Gwyneth live twice at the Stables. She is fantastic live and I would encourage anyone to go and see her if they have the chance.

This album is beautiful. Lyrically it's lovely, and it sounds wonderful too. It feels like a Gwyneth album, like it has some of her personality shining through.

My personal favourites are "The Woman Meets The Wiseman", "That's The Kind of Man" and "Whisper Low."

CD-Charts Position 3
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First Songs

by: Gwyneth Herbert & Will Rutter

Release Date April 26, 2004
Gwyn and Will First Songs is a stunning album. Gwyns voice is astoundingly dreamy. Will’s talent just shines through like no other. The best track is No Other Love. Its Gwyn and Will at their best. Gwyn’s passionately sung mood-provoking lyrics fused with the enchanting sound of Will on guitar.
If you go to see these guys live get them to perform Moon Dance or even their surprising rendition of an Atomic Kitten hit! Sunday jazz night in Durham Castle, class guys! Wish you all the luck in the future. Dom.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Classical Gold

from: Deutsche Grammophon

Release Date April 28, 2003
I used to turn my nose up at Classical music and haven't listened to it since my school music lessons.

That is until I drove back the other week one evening after a Fell race up the Wrekin in Shropshire.

I tuned into Classic FM and found that I really enjoyed one of their Live Concerts. I knew that my wife had been talking of sitting in her conservatory and relaxing to this sort of music and here I was driving home watching the sun set and listening to very nice sounds.

Well that weekend I bourght this box set from Smith's and I haven't had it off the CD or my Computer since.

Maybe I'm getting old now as I approach 50 but there are so many familiar tunes in this collection and they are all wonderfully recorded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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First Songs

by: Gwyneth Herbert

Release Date December 01, 2003
Gwyn and Will First Songs is a stunning album. Gwyns voice is astoundingly dreamy. Will’s talent just shines through like no other. The best track is No Other Love. Its Gwyn and Will at their best. Gwyn’s passionately sung mood-provoking lyrics fused with the enchanting sound of Will on guitar.
If you go to see these guys live get them to perform Moon Dance or even their surprising rendition of an Atomic Kitten hit! Sunday jazz night in Durham Castle, class guys! Wish you all the luck in the future. Dom.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Music of BB Cooper featuring The Best of British Vocal Jazz

by: BB Cooper, Gwyneth Herbert, Jacqui Dankworth, Barb Jungr, Ian Shaw, Trudy Kerr, Christine Tobin, Polly Gibbons, Symeon Cosburn

Release Date November 12, 2006
Beautifully crafted melodies by BB Cooper interpreted by some of the best contemporary jazz singers in the UK

CD-Charts Position 7
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R Strauss: Der Rosenkavalier

from: Masterworks

Release Date July 01, 1988
Beautifully crafted melodies by BB Cooper interpreted by some of the best contemporary jazz singers in the UK

CD-Charts Position 8
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Fischer-Dieskau - The Mastersinger

from: Deutsche Grammophon

Release Date May 22, 2000
Beautifully crafted melodies by BB Cooper interpreted by some of the best contemporary jazz singers in the UK

CD-Charts Position 9
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Bittersweet And Blue

by: Gwyneth Herbert

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Beautifully crafted melodies by BB Cooper interpreted by some of the best contemporary jazz singers in the UK

CD-Charts Position 10
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R Strauss: Prima Donnas

from: Red Seal

Release Date November 01, 1999
Beautifully crafted melodies by BB Cooper interpreted by some of the best contemporary jazz singers in the UK