Name: Speak Love
Brand: CONCORD
SKU: 120511
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Speak Love

Rating

Album: Speak Love
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Speak Low	More Info...	4:11
2)	Comes Love	More Info...	2:56
3)	There's No You	More Info...	4:43
4)	I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)	More Info...	5:05
5)	At Last	More Info...	4:18
6)	The Thrill Is Gone Medley	More Info...	4:11
7)	Gone With The Wind	More Info...	3:52
8)	Blue And Sentimental	More Info...	3:03
9)	Girl Talk	More Info...	4:08
10)	Georgia On My Mind	More Info...	6:09
2)	Comes Love	More Info...
3)	There's No You	More Info...
4)	I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)	More Info...
5)	At Last	More Info...
6)	The Thrill Is Gone (Medley)	More Info...
7)	Gone With the Wind	More Info...
8)	Blue and Sentimental	More Info...
9)	Girl Talk	More Info...
10)	Georgia On My Mind	More Info...

Album: Speak Love
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Speak Low	More Info...	4:11
2)	Comes Love	More Info...	2:56
3)	There's No You	More Info...	4:43
4)	I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)	More Info...	5:05
5)	At Last	More Info...	4:18
6)	The Thrill Is Gone Medley	More Info...	4:11
7)	Gone With The Wind	More Info...	3:52
8)	Blue And Sentimental	More Info...	3:03
9)	Girl Talk	More Info...	4:08
10)	Georgia On My Mind	More Info...	6:09
2)	Comes Love	More Info...
3)	There's No You	More Info...
4)	I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)	More Info...
5)	At Last	More Info...
6)	The Thrill Is Gone (Medley)	More Info...
7)	Gone With the Wind	More Info...
8)	Blue and Sentimental	More Info...
9)	Girl Talk	More Info...
10)	Georgia On My Mind	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Ella Fitzgerald (vocals); Joe Pass (guitar).
Recorded at Group IV Studios, Hollywood, California on March 21-22, 1983. Includes liner notes by Norman Granz.
Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino (1987, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).
Voice and guitar albums are arguably the trickiest projects to pull off in jazz. With no rhythm section to weight the music, the results can often float off into the ether, leaving the listener trying to remember what the album sounded like 30 seconds after it ends. No such problems plague SPEAK LOVE by Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass, a 1982 voice-and-guitar session with more than enough musical heft. Fitzgerald, of course, is one of the greatest singers in jazz history, but Pass is more than her equal on this album. His fluid, bop-influenced style is less evanescent than that of many jazz guitarists. Rather than playing in a strictly melodic style, Pass subtly emphasizes the rhythm behind the melodies, creating a sense of forward motion missing from most solo jazz guitar showcases. The combination of Pass's peerless guitar work and Fitzgerald's outstanding voice makes SPEAK LOVE a deeply satisfying listen.