8 thoughts on “ Stories We Hold - Nnenna Freelon - Shaking Free (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Shaking Free on Discogs.3/5(1).

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2. Feb 26,  · For this excellent effort, Nnenna Freelon solidifies her position as one of the better female jazz singers of the s. Her appealing voice and versatility are well displayed throughout a set that includes a 5/4 version of "Out of This World," the folk song "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair," "Birk's Works," "I Thought About You," "Nature Boy," and three originals.9/

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Nnenna Freelon - Shaking Free at Discogs. Complete your Nnenna Freelon collection.4/5(3).

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4. Freelon isn't much of a lyricist (a typically stiff couplet is "We have come to find/ Intimate connection of heart and mind"), but she has a sure instinct for the way melody flows. Her soprano isn't overpowering, but it is extremely graceful and thus perfectly fits the easy-going songs she writes and chooses/5(10).

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5. Re-Up Tracklist Out of This World Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair I Live to Love You Shaking Free Stories We Hold Birk's Works My Shining Hour Visions I Thought About You What Am I Here For? Nature Boy Author: Nnenna Freelon.

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6. Freelon, Nnenna - Shaking Free - anquasibowissehealthmagoodsvabnilu.co Music Skip to main content Nnenna Freelon Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 10 ratings. Stories We Hold 6. Birk's Works 7. My Shining Hour 8. Visions 9. I Thought About You What Am I Here For? Nature Boy/5(10).

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7. For this excellent effort, Nnenna Freelon solidifies her position as one of the better female jazz singers of the s. Her appealing voice and versatility are well displayed throughout a set that includes a 5/4 version of “Out of This World,” the folk song “Black Is the Color of .

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8. Stories We Hold 6. Birk's Works 7. My Shining Hour 8. Visions 9. I Thought About You I hope the Shaking Free SACD was the only time this group got to master a SACD unless they've learned a few lessons along the way. Some (though less) emulate Anita O'Day and sing slightly ahead of the beat. Nnenna Freelon doesn't do either: She is rock /5(7).

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