No One Knows
ERIC COMSTOCK
Tracks
Featuring Eric Comstock, piano and vocals; Frank Wess, tenor saxophone and flute; Eric Reed, piano; Wycliffe Gordon, trombone; Peter Bernstein, guitar; Peter Washington, bass; Matt Wilson, drums
A unique mix of standards and rarities by Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Paul Simon, Oscar Brown, Jr. and other masters of jazz and pop.
“Eric Comstock is one of the most engaging new vocalists on the scene…cool sophistication… unpretentious, straightforward vocal style…a breakout effort.”
– Dan McClenaghan, AllAboutJazz.com, April 2005
“NO ONE KNOWS is the singer-pianist’s third and most jazz-assured album. From cabaret, Comstock has learned to value the words and intentions of composers; he approaches lyrics with the care of an actor who has studied the back-story of a plot. And he’s a resourceful curator of the American jazz and classic pop songbook. Yet he inhabits songs easily, eschewing the arch pretensions of ‘high’ cabaret for the more relaxed approach of the saloon singer…. There’s not a disappointing track on this album, and when the last track, ‘I Hear Music,’ ends, you want to hear it all again.”
– George Kanzler, Hot House, March 2005
You might also enjoy these other Eric Comstock recordings on Harbinger Records: Young Man of Manhattan and bitter/sweet.
Listen to sample tracks and purchase at Amazon
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- Easy on the Heart
- To the Ends of the Earth
- No One Knows
- Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
- Jump for Joy
- Small World
- Night Has a Thousand Eyes
- Grievin’
- Imagination
- I Do It for Your Love
- Hazel’s Hips
- When Lights Are Low
- Old Devil Moon
- There Will Never Be Another You
- If I Had My Druthers
- I Hear Music
Featuring Eric Comstock, piano and vocals; Frank Wess, tenor saxophone and flute; Eric Reed, piano; Wycliffe Gordon, trombone; Peter Bernstein, guitar; Peter Washington, bass; Matt Wilson, drums
A unique mix of standards and rarities by Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Paul Simon, Oscar Brown, Jr. and other masters of jazz and pop.
“Eric Comstock is one of the most engaging new vocalists on the scene…cool sophistication… unpretentious, straightforward vocal style…a breakout effort.”
– Dan McClenaghan, AllAboutJazz.com, April 2005
“NO ONE KNOWS is the singer-pianist’s third and most jazz-assured album. From cabaret, Comstock has learned to value the words and intentions of composers; he approaches lyrics with the care of an actor who has studied the back-story of a plot. And he’s a resourceful curator of the American jazz and classic pop songbook. Yet he inhabits songs easily, eschewing the arch pretensions of ‘high’ cabaret for the more relaxed approach of the saloon singer…. There’s not a disappointing track on this album, and when the last track, ‘I Hear Music,’ ends, you want to hear it all again.”
– George Kanzler, Hot House, March 2005
You might also enjoy these other Eric Comstock recordings on Harbinger Records: Young Man of Manhattan and bitter/sweet.
Listen to sample tracks and purchase at Amazon
Purchase at iTunes
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