Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 58:44
Size: 135,3 MB
Styles: Jazz, harmonica
Scans: Front, back
1. When I Fall In Love (3:44)
2. In A Sentimental Mood (6:54)
3. Sweet Lorraine (2:56)
4. Misty (5:47)
5. Have You Met Miss Jones? (4:37)
6. The Nearness Of You (6:07)
7. There Will Never Be Another You (8:34)
8. A.M. (4:52)
9. Moonlight In Vermont (4:45)
10. Darling, Please Come Home (6:34)
11. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning (3:49)
While Gibson has astounded blues fans in the past with his dazzling harmonica acrobatics, on this new recording he embraces some of the most beautiful classic jazz melodies of all time with passionate singing and commanding, yet subtle instrumental expression. 'The Nearness Of You' is an exquisite jazz recording. From the nuances in his delivery on the opening track, "When I Fall In Love," through the buoyant resonance on his own "Darling, Please Come Home," to the wistful final track "In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning," Gibson displays a maturity beyond his years.
Born and raised in Clinton, Mississippi, Gibson first picked up the harmonica at a young age. After high school, Gibson's experiments took him to Clarksdale, where he played with blues guitarist Johnnis Billington and drummer Bobby Little in Billington's group the Midnighters. Eventually, Gibson found his way to Memphis, Tennessee, performing on Beale Street. He developed a close relationship with Pete Pedersen, with whom he studied jazz harmonic technique. On his first two solo releases (1996 & 97),Gibson bridged the gap between blues and jazz and established himself as a versatile producer and musician.
He gained national prominence as the blues harmonica virtuoso in the popular Beale Street blues-rock band Junkyardmen. His latest solo release, "The Nearness Of You", is an excursion in sentimentality - and a jazz masterpiece. Projects that he has helped produce and/or is featured on include McCarty-Hite Project's "Weekend in Memphis", "Goin' Down South Blues Sampler", Junkyardmen's "Scraphead Full of Blues" and "Keep On Workin'", "In A Memphis Tone", "Billy Gibson" and more. /Amazon
Born and raised in Clinton, Mississippi, Gibson first picked up the harmonica at a young age. After high school, Gibson's experiments took him to Clarksdale, where he played with blues guitarist Johnnis Billington and drummer Bobby Little in Billington's group the Midnighters. Eventually, Gibson found his way to Memphis, Tennessee, performing on Beale Street. He developed a close relationship with Pete Pedersen, with whom he studied jazz harmonic technique. On his first two solo releases (1996 & 97),Gibson bridged the gap between blues and jazz and established himself as a versatile producer and musician.
He gained national prominence as the blues harmonica virtuoso in the popular Beale Street blues-rock band Junkyardmen. His latest solo release, "The Nearness Of You", is an excursion in sentimentality - and a jazz masterpiece. Projects that he has helped produce and/or is featured on include McCarty-Hite Project's "Weekend in Memphis", "Goin' Down South Blues Sampler", Junkyardmen's "Scraphead Full of Blues" and "Keep On Workin'", "In A Memphis Tone", "Billy Gibson" and more. /Amazon
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