When the Sun Goes Down

Never Make Your Move Too Soon	Ballad Essentials Listeners familiar with jazz vocalist Ernestine Anderson could be forgiven for stereotyping her as a high-energy soul singer who belts out bluesy, midtempo classics. Those same listeners will have a delightful surprise in Ballad Essentials, a collection culled from performances b...	A Perfect Match	My Kinda Swing (Special Packaging)	The Concord Jazz Heritage Series
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Jazz The Way It Should Be
This is one of my favorite Jazz/Blues CDs. What a perfect voice Ernestine Anderson has. When I imagine the perfect female Jazz/Blues singer at some sophisticated club, it would be her. Highly recommended.

The favorite CD in my collection
Simply the favorite CD in my collection! Amazing soul and truth. Songs that make me want to get up and dance! Songs that make me laugh and cry. The title cut "In the evening when the sun goes down" is so soulful and searing that I have to remind myself to breathe. It just doesn't get any better than this.

Burning hot blues!
I was living in Paris when this disc came out. An American friend brought me a cassette of it to cheer me up. I plugged it into my ears and it carried me through cold winter streets, crowded metros and my own blues. I listened to my tape over and over until it died. Ernestine delivers unapologetic, sexy, fierce blues in all flavors on this disc. When she sings the line, "if I'm to be all alone here, then WHY do I need you?" I laugh ever time with the delicious vengeance that only the blues can deliver. Her band swings perfectly behind her, especially that piano player with the nimble licks. The blues never felt so good...