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Artist: Ranee Lee & Oliver Jones Title: Just You, Just Me Year Of Release: 2005 Label: Justin Time Genre: Jazz / Vocal Jazz Quality: Mp3 / 320kbps Total Time: 65:33 min Total Size: 148 MB Tracklist ---------- 01. Just You, Just Me 02. Traveling Man 03. Stardust 04. Sister Sadie 05. There's Nothing Left 06. This Is It 07. Images 08. Sad Young Men 09. Until I was Loved 10. Guess Who? 11. Going Home 12. Autumn Leaves 13. Just You, Just Me (Duo Version) Ranee Lee is considered one of Canada's top vocalists and Oliver Jones has long been one of that country's major pianists. Although they had known each other since the early '80s, Lee and Jones had only recorded one previous full-length album together before Just You, Just Me. This quartet outing has seven standards (including quartet and duo versions of "Just You, Just Me") and five of the singer's originals. While Jones (who was coaxed out of retirement by Lee) takes many fine solos along the way, the focus is mostly on Lee, who particularly excels on the ballads, six of which are duets. Her interpretations are straightforward yet quite expressive, showing off the beauty of both her voice and the lyrics that she interprets. ~ Scott Yanow Personnel: Ranee Lee (vocals); Ranee Lee; Oliver Jones (piano); Eric Lagace (bass instrument); Dave Laing (drums). http://rapidgator.net/file/0f4071dc9e49af4017108cb378231794/RaneeLeeJustMe.rar.html http://ssh.tf/B5NcgY1jZ/RaneeLeeJustMe.rar http://uploaded.net/file/pnp1xsu7/RaneeLeeJustMe.rar

Artist: Ranee Lee Title: Ranee Lee Lives Upstairs Year Of Release: 2009 Label: Justin Time Records Genre: Jazz / Vocal Jazz Quality: Mp3 / 320kbps Total Time: 62:21 min Total Size: 142 MB Tracklist ---------- 01. I Just Found Out About Love 02. In Love In Vain 03. A Time For Love 04. A Crooked Road 05. Four 06. Gershwin Medley 07. Fire And Rain 08. Beautiful Love 09. The Storm 10. Dearly Beloved Ranee Lee has been Canada's most enjoyable, reliable jazz singer for many decades running, and shows no signs of slowing down over nearly a dozen albums. This live effort at the nightclub Upstairs in Montreal, Quebec, shows Lee still loves standards done her way, and adds a few tunes with a more contemporary tag placed on them. Her voice still holds the perfect tonal values of her idol Sarah Vaughan, shaded with soulful phrasings closely linked to Ernestine Anderson. But Lee has always been her own woman in personalizing whatever song she sings with only a hint of drama, bravado, or vibrato. She's as strait-laced a singer in jazz as anyone worldwide, and swings with the best alongside her band of local heroes, including her husband/guitarist Richard Ring. When Lee sings "In Love in Vain," you know the spirit of Vaughan is present and accounted for, while her take on "Four" is a bit more elongated, not as clipped as the staccato notes of the melody line. Her unusual choice of Pat Metheny's "A Crooked Road" contrasts in an underground, mysterious manner unlike the other selections, while her lone original, "The Storm," is a blues that only foreshadows the clouds, rain, and thunder. Ring's guitar provides supple support, but is much more resonant during "Beautiful Love," showing a dexterity that perhaps should be showcased on his own date. It's somewhat criminal that Ranee Lee is not ranked among the best jazz singers in the world by polls and record sales, but Lives Upstairs proves beyond a doubt she belongs in that upper echelon. ~Michael G. Nastos http://rapidgator.net/file/7d9e5f000f14681138caa8657355977f/RaneeLeeUpstairs.rar.html http://ssh.tf/uizWuAXxS/RaneeLeeUpstairs.rar https://bytewhale.com/oujbanpgbuhs/RaneeLeeUpstairs.rar