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1. Galrajas says:

   14.03.2020 at 12:45

   Sweet Disposition Arranged By [Tuba Quintet Arrangement] – Howard Johnson (3) Backing Vocals – Phil Kearns, Phil Ramone, Phoebe Snow Bass – Gordon Edwards Drums – Grady Tate Electric Guitar – Hugh McCracken Electric Piano – Richard Tee Saxophone [Solo] – Dave Sanborn* Written-By – Phoebe Snow: B1: All Over/5(53).

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2. Kelabar says:

   18.03.2020 at 08:12

   Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Phoebe Snow - Second Childhood at Discogs. Complete your Phoebe Snow collection/5().

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3. Merr says:

   18.03.2020 at 14:02

   Sweet Disposition Arranged By [Tuba Quintet Arrangement] – Howard Johnson (3) Backing Vocals – Phil Kearns, Phil Ramone, Phoebe Snow Bass – Gordon Edwards Drums – Grady Tate Electric Guitar – Hugh McCracken Electric Piano – Richard Tee Saxophone [Solo] – Dave Sanborn* Written-By – Phoebe Snow: 6: All Over/5(7).

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4. Shami says:

   19.03.2020 at 03:13

   Although it lacked a hit single to match "Poetry Man," Phoebe Snow 's second album was another folk-pop-jazz confection that effectively showcased her one-of-a-kind voice in musical settings featuring the cream of New York's session musicians, and produced by Phil Ramone.6/

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5. Vole says:

   10.03.2020 at 17:58

   Sweet Disposition Arranged By [Tuba Quintet Arrangement] – Howard Johnson (3) Backing Vocals – Phil Kearns, Phil Ramone, Phoebe Snow Bass – Gordon Edwards Drums – Grady Tate Electric Guitar – Hugh McCracken Electric Piano – Richard Tee Saxophone [Solo], Soloist [Saxophone] – Dave Sanborn* Written-By – Phoebe Snow: B1: All Over.

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6. Mikagal says:

   11.03.2020 at 20:01

   Label: Columbia - CK • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul • Style: Soul Phoebe Snow - Second Childhood (CD) | Discogs Explorer.

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7. Kagakasa says:

   15.03.2020 at 23:12

   Second Childhood Phoebe Snow Pop · Preview Editors' Notes Phoebe Snow’s unique interweaving of jazz, folk and pop gains further depth and definition here, helped by Phil Ramone’s well-buffed production approach. Snow’s amazingly agile voice stretches from dusky lows to shivery highs, bringing out the subtleties of her compositions.

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8. Fenrihn says:

   20.03.2020 at 03:47

   Snow’s sassy rendition of the Motown tune “Going Down For the Third Time” and her elegant, caressing treatment of the Gershwin standard “There’s a Boat That’s Leavin’ Soon for New York” further reveal the breadth of her talents. Wistful, evocative and sometimes funky, Second Childhood may be Snow’s best album .

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