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Dooji Wooji

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Download links and information about Dooji Wooji by Lorraine Feather. This album was released in 2005 and it belongs to Jazz, Vocal Jazz genres. It contains 12 tracks with total duration of 41:51 minutes.

Artist: Lorraine Feather
Release date: 2005
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Tracks: 12
Duration: 41:51
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Calistoga Bay 3:01
2. Cicada Time 2:49
3. Remembering to Breathe 3:31
4. I Know the Way to Brooklyn 3:13
5. On the Esplanade 4:04
6. Sweet Honolulu 3:04
7. Once Bitten 3:59
8. A Ramble Through the Park 4:35
9. Indiana Lana 2:46
10. Shameful 3:36
11. Tryin' to Get Over 4:03
12. Happy You Were Here 3:10

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After years of working and writing for the studios and for commercial groups, Lorraine Feather has found her niche in jazz as an inventive lyricist. Previous albums featured her very successful and witty words to Fats Waller and Duke Ellington piano pieces. Dooji Wooji, which has four Ellington tunes in the repertoire plus collaborations with Shelly Berg, Bill Elliott, Russell Ferrante, and Eddie Arkin, continues in the same vein even if most of the tunes are much more obscure. This time around, Feather, who is usually backed by five or six horns and a rhythm section, is particularly effective on the more bluesy material such as "A Ramble Through the Park," although she also does a fine job on the opening cooker "Calistoga Bay" and the uptempo "Indiana Lana" ("Jubilee Stomp"). The dozen selections are concise and the total time of the CD is under 42 minutes but what is here is excellent, almost coming to the high level of her classic Fats Waller set, New York City Drag.